Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-14
DR.. Burkharf, osteopath; law. Main.
A. HI. welker, general fnsurance'
Over "a East Main street.

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Mrs George Caeser, Of Gilman wa
wednesday visitor In the city
Mr.. J. w. Reece, Of St Anthony, Wis
tied friends in the city Wednesday.
Tip Top cakes are still 10 cents a
13G West Main. Sanitary Grocery.
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Eldredge. o
Clemens were Wednesday visitors II
the city.
Mesdames G. E. Bushnell and J. b
Alcorn. of Eldora, were in the city
Wednesday,
Mrs A. Christianson and daughter
Mildred, Of Clemens, were visitors II
the city Wednesday.
William Brodie, Of Sandwich H., wa
in the city Wednesday on his way u
Fearing on business. G
Mrs. A. d. Apologize and son Clinton
of Grinnell, visited in the city Wednes
DAY with Mrs. L. Hesring.
Mrs. W. F. Crosby, of Hastings, re
turned home Wednesday after visi
with her uncle, Clark Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Savage lief!
Wednesday for an extended trip te
Jacksonville and Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Ralph Leaf, Of Fearing visited
in the city Wednesday with her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .SE. Lau
Der. t&I
Rev. w. M. Baker spent the day II
Waterloo. where he attended a, meetin,
of the district board of the Christian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Streeter returns
home Wednesday evening from visi
in Albert Lea with their son, v. G
Streeter.
Miss Caroline Hast, of Denver, Colo.
left for her home this morning. aftel
a two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Diesing.
Mrs. Stephen Davies, of Omaha, wa:
in the city Wednesday on her way tt
Eldora to visit her mother, Mrs. Ed
ward Burling.
| All kinds Of crochet work for sale
and made to order 1t Mrs. c. E. Brig
hams millinery store, 126 West MAR
| et.-AdVertisement. -:
| Mixed nuts, almonds, hickory, wal
lsTut. pecans Brazils, in fact all kinds
and in abundance, so order as much al
l:you wish. Myers grocery.
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| Miss Anna Larsen, head nurse at thu
EIowa Sanatorium at Nevada, is at thu
l,Deaconess hospital giving course II
Therapeutics to the hospital nurses.
Marco premiums for Christmas pres
ents. Be sure to let us have your
Marco coupons early So that we car
have your gift here in time. Myers
grocery.
The w. r. C. and its aid society will
meet Friday morning at 10 o'clock IL
the east court room. where the mem
bers will hold an all-day meeting ane
enjoy picnic dinner
Mothers, buy all of the Christmas
candies at Wachter's; here you will re-
ceive fresh, home made, pure made
candies that all the family will enjoy
Wachter's, 3S West Main street. (
The 1-cent stationery sale is for one
day only, Saturday, Dec. 16. Be sure
and buy stationery: makes fine gifts
and besides one never has enough o.
this fine grade stationery in the house
Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Gifts that men appreciate, in fac
would buy for themselves, will b.
found at Joseph's jewelry store, 2:
East Main. For instance. cuff links
scarf pins, set with genuine diamonds
and various other sensible serviceabl'
gifts: Joseph's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lundy and son
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Lundy and two Chill
dren, all Of Union, and a daughter
Mrs. E. A. Cromer, and two children, O.
Anamosa, were in the city "wednesday
evening on their way to Long Beach
Cal, for the winter.
Mr.. Newens Is q real humorist ane
keeps his audience constantly feeling
good. ITO Him That Hath" is grea
discussion of vivid human relations
ships; how far a mans word may carr,
for better or for worse in the making
Of individual and community life. Hea
him at the Methodist church next Mon
day evening at the community lyceun
course. Committee.