Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-26
CITY IN BRIEF

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Bring your watches In. Hodges.
| Cora Williams Choate. physician.
Or. Graham nstGopath. Masonic temple
| You can see the Buick and Oakland
cars on display at 2 East state street
Advertisement.
Mrs. M. Beal. q Eldora, spent Christ
mas in the city with her, sister, Mrs
w. +. Hamilton.
Men wanted at power house. Apply
Iowa Railway and Light Company,
10 East Main street.
Clyde w. Morse, Of Usage. spent
Christmas in the city with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Anda Morse.
Miss Mary Sawyer, Of Newburg
spent Christmas in the city with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Sawyer.
| Mrs. Ada Purdue, Of Eldora. who
spent Christmas at the J, N. Bacor
home, returned home this morning.
Coke Made in Marshalltown, light
clean, satisfactory, $40 per ton. lows
Railway and Light Company. Phone
1916
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beaman wen
this morning to Davenport, where the,
will visit for week with relatives ant
friends.
| MIR. and Mrs. Ed Baxter and children
Of iowa Falls, were guests over Christ
mas Of the formers parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. Baxter.
Just in, a car Of Assumption nut Goa
for your. cook stove. Phone liz
Bowles. Billings & Kessler Grain Com,
pany. s05 Market street.
Mrs D. 8. Valentine. Of Union. wht
came Tuesday morning to spenss
Christmas with her husband at tn
soldiers home, returned home thli
morning.
| The Daughters Of Priscilla will meet
at the Congregational church Thursda.
evening for picnic supper to be served
In connection with the picnic supper O.
the church.
Mrs w. T. Richardson, OF Newburg
who has been in the city to visit ho
son, Harold Hite, who is a patient a
st. Thomas hospital, returned hom'
this morning.
Beginning Tuesday, January 1 ant
thru the entire months Of January and
February this store will close at five
Il Nto Ca ,vIn {yH 70 NnvNtn 6
Levin Dry Goods Company.
Beginning Tuesday. January ant
thru the entire months Of January ant
February this store will close at five
o'clock. Saturday nights excepted
Levin Dry Goods Company.
In the Pine Torch, the little pape
published by the Piney Woods Countr!
Life School. Braxton, Mass, announce
ment is made Of the birth Of son t
Principal Laurence Jones and wife.
Mrs. L. A. Leffler, Of Winner, s. D.
who has been visiting her parents. MI
and Mrs. q. w. Worrell, at the sol
diers' homo, and with other relative.
homo.
Word received by friends here tell
Of tho enlistment Of Charles Peterson
a former linotype operator employed
by the Tmes-Repubiican. Peterson Il
at Columbus Barracks. Columbus. Q
HIS home II at Sabula.
! Mrs. e. s. Burroughs left this after
noon for Long Grove, where she vii
spend the holidays with her daughter
Mrs. c. +. Cron. and family. Mrs. Bur,
froughs was accompanied by her grand
son. Edward Burroughs. Of Albion.
Automobile drivers. Keep your bat.
terry fully charged to prevent freesing
winter. Store your car here. Night mar
will deliver It for you. always open
Hewltt's garage, 11-13 West State
street.
Mrs. w. G. Crowder Is expected hom'
this evening or Thursday morning
from Leroy, Mimi. where she wa!
called week ago owing to the Hines.
OF her mother, Mrs. L. e. Fellows. Mrs
Fellows now 10 very much improved /,
health.
Service back Of the largest and best
selected stock Of wall paper In lows
and the workmen to hang 1t, men who
know their business, IL what maker
the Everist wall paper house tho mos
popular decorating drm In Marshal
county. Everist's wall paper house
opposite the M. =. church.
Mrs. George Gunderson, Of Gilmau
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. 9. I
Olson. Of Bull, Idaho, who has beer
visiting for two months with he
mother, Mrs. B. Heng, at Gilman. ant
other relatives and friends. spent u
day In the city at the home Of tn,
iatters half brother, Tory Button. Mrs
Olson will leave Tor her home Thurs
day.
Cashier C. c. Urine, of the Marshall
town State Bank. 10 confined to hi!
home owing to q severe attack Of ulcer
alton Of the stomach, with which n
has been suffering In q less serious
form for more than . month. Mr.. Trim
was better today than he has been dur
ing the few days he has been out o
the bank, and this afternoon was abl'
to be 1t the bank for q short time t
look after some matters that needed
his personal attention.
II one cares to drive dull caro- away
ana have q long hearty laugh. a visit
to the Odeon Friday evening where
Hughy Demands American Burles-
quers' are underlined will in no wise
be amiss. without any exaggeration
/ ~. nroduc%io A. nilv fanlea IA the best