Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-11-06
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CITY IN BRIEF
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o. Z. futile, jeweler and optician.
We pay "a cents for butter and eggs.
,McGords grocery.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. f.. N. Kilbride, 211
South Third avenue, Tuesday after
noon.
Carl Johnasen, Of Mason City, who
has been visiting at the home of T. r.
Latchett, returned home Saturday eve
ming.
|, Vote for Charles Sandvig. republic
can candidate for constable. Mr..
Sandvig was former member Of the
police Observation-Disclosures.
Every republican should carefully
read what Senator cummins says in
regard to the governorsi1fp Published
on page 10 Of this ISSUE. Republican
state committee.
Messrs. and MECHANICS Robert L.
Beale, Donald Murdough, Fred Brooks
and ,J Miss Ella Manke. Of Tama,
motored to this city Saturday for a
visit with friends.
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hams on hand after our Saturday sale.
we will continue to sell these hams at
1871 cents pound for just three days
longer. Posey Meat & Provision co.
When you want to find Hellberg's
store go to the new location in the
Hopkins block where we have been
I for three years 1t is across the street
from the former place of business.
Hellberg.
What could you get for your chill
dren for Christmas that would please
them more than a beautiful pony,
harness and cart and saddle? have
this out AT for sale. ]. O.. Hall, 7os
West Linn street. Marshalltown, Iowa.
Insist on having Dickinson's maple
syrup-it's great on the pan cakes ev-
cry morning. No matter what kind OF
prepared pan cake -four you He'
Dickipson's maple syrup will make the
best and cheapest breakfast you can
have. Bailey Boys.
Twelve persons made happy, IS
spent-the most personal gift you can
buy and still the most economical DO
not sa!t until week before Christmas
and expect us to make those photo
graphs you are going to have taken:
Now is the time and you know the
place. Apgar's Studio.
The Dixie Jubilee Company will give
a concert in the Congregational church
Wednesday evening, Nov g. at )
o'clock. This Is a real colored jubilee
concert and comes highly recon-
uended. Reserved seats 90 cents, gen.
eral admission So cents; children under
IL years rs cents. Committee.
Mrs. F. w. Ritter, Of this city, and
| her mother, Mrs. J. T. Roberts, of Mel
bourne, left Saturday for Jennings, La.
called by the serious illness Of Mr..
Roberts, who is i'll of pneumonia Mr..
Roberts, went to Jennings some months
| ago to visit his sister, Mrs. Emma
Parrot, who is also very i'll, and con-
| tracted pneumonia himself.
Are you carrying enough FIRE IN
surance on your property to fuily
Lcover in event Of fire today? This rs
1.-THE time Of year when fires are more
numerous and you should be fully pro :
ktected for any emergency. We nave
| the best of companies and rates are
VERY nominal. Don't put this on until
TIT is too late Phone, write or see US
ticr further particulars. Shove. Say q
Ishove, Masonic temple.
| Private funeral services for w. A.
Wasaon,. who died suddenly at Los
Angeles Monday. were held Saturday
afternoon at o'clock from the home
of Mr.. Wasson's daughter. Mrs. r. G.
valentine, COS West State street. Mrs.
f.. P. Gale read the Christian Science
church at the grave in Riverside. The
flower bearers were Mesdames J. E.
Lander. of Los Angeles: w. A. Davis.
w. W. Doolittle, S. w. Morgan and
George Wilton and Miss Ella Gill
more. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Davis, Doolittle. Wilton. Morgan,
George A. Turner, and p. W. WINERY.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lee WATSON, Of Phillips
burg, Kan, and Charles H. WATSON, of
Chicago, were in attendance at the
| funeral from out of town.