Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-11
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DR.. Burkhart, osteopath, IA w. Main
Extra fine large Florida oranges, also
navel oranges in all sizes. Olson's.
Home made sauerkraut per quart 10
cents. Phone 626 or 23i. Overturfs
grocery.
Home made sauerkraut per quart 10
cents. Phone 626 or 234. Overturrs
grocery.
Fine large grape fruit 1--WE are over
stocked) while they last only cents
each. Olson's.
The Young Ladies' Sodality will hold
a card party Friday evening in X. c.
hall Committee.
Wanted--Good baled straw, timothy
and clover hay. Phone 619. Cook Bros.
Grain Company.
Fancy calendars, sold up to so cents,
to close out, 10 cents and Is cents.
Simmons book store
Lost - Collection book containing
money. Finder leave at the Meeker
ry.-Advertisement.
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WEIGH Bros. pure maple syrup in
quarts, one-half gallon and gallon tins
at reduced prices. Olson's.
Red Swedish beans. the very kind
you have been waiting for. Phone 626
or 234 Overturf's grocery.
Red Swedish beans, the very kind
YOU have been waiting for Phone SIG
or 234 Overturf's grocery.
James Donaldson, employed at the
Marshalltown Club, is able to be at
work again after a severe attack of the
grip.
A. B. Strauss left Wednesday even
ing for Copperhill, Tenn, to visit for
several weeks with his son, DR.. Chaun-
cey Strauss.
Get your calendars, calendar pads
and office supplies, II you can't come
in, phone your order, we deliver. Sim
mons book store.
Our Leader coffee 35 cents a pound
and the second pound cents Friday
and Saturday. Phone 44S and 1455.
Star Grocery, ii East State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kinney and
daughter Hazel left this morning for
Prairie City, H., called by the death of
the formers father Elisha Kinney.
Auction your household goods at
your own house. For good results get
Hines, the auctioneer. Lady clerk used
in the city. Phone 374. Office 416 Ma
sonic temple. Hines.
Another lot of our Leader coffee at
30 cents a pound; second pound cents
with each grocery order Friday and
Saturday. Phones AS and 1455. Star
Grocery, IA East State.
Mrs. Collingwood Tucker, of Keo-
kuk, who appeared before the Woman's
Club in lecture recital Wednesday,
left for home this morning. She was
the guest of Mrs. J. B. Loeffel while in
the city.
r. G. Kenly. of Minneapolis. chief
engineer of the NJ. & st. l.. railway,
was in the city today inspecting the
new yard improvements which are be-
! ing made locally. Mr.. Kenly went on
to oskaloosa this morning.
LEW, <hult A>oiIhCAh A/i6h
Falcon and Virginia Sweet pancake
flour, together with a can of WEIGH
Bros, pure maple sap. or Log Cabin
maple syrup for the cold winter morn
ing breakfast. For sale here. Olson's
i,s.. Mrs. William Spratt, Of Parnell, left
this morning for her home after a visit
with her brother and sister, F. H.
Dunn and Mrs. Fred Russell, Of St.
Anthony. Mr.. Dunn and Mrs. Russell
came as far as this city with Mrs.
Spratt..
Mrs. Ruth Binford Buck went this
morning to Des Moines, where she will
be the guest Of Senator and Mrs. o.
A. Byington, of Iowa City, and will at
tend the inaugural ball to be held to-
night following the Inauguration of w.
l.. Harding as governor Of Iowa.
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank
Borton were held at II this morning at
st. Anthony, in charge of Rev. ]. NJ.
Bamford, Of Fearing, pastor Of the
Bethel United Evangelical church of
that place. The services were quite
largely attended. Burial took place at
Clemens.
J. @. Hall, 70s West Linn street. who
for five years has been employed as
city collector for the Times Republi-
can. gave up hts work Wednesday and
Friday morning. in company with Mrs.
Hall and daughter Nellie, will leave for
Kansas City, where Mrs. Hall will en-
ter a hospital for treatment for per-
rlicious anemia, with which she has
been suffering for several months.
From Kansas City Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
and daughter will go to Winfield, Kan.
to visit relatives.
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