Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-25
Republican.
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Bring your watches in. Hodges.
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Cora Williams. Choate. physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hepner We're in
Waterloo today.
Sweet SKINNED milk every day. Jack
son Dairy Company.
We have a few bargains in used
Fords. Rude Auto Company.
Mrs John Morell and Miss Lumiller
Morell, Of Colo, spent Thursday in the
' city.
Mrs. Aaron Palmer spent the day in
Waterloo with her mother. Mrs. Olive
Humphrey.
Don't forget Millers' moonlight dance
Jan. 81. Music by Skeels orchestra
| Advertisement.
We are selling gasolene at the whole
sale price of 81 2-1O cents per gallon.
Rude Auto Co.
Florida oranges are the best, juicy
and sweet. Two phones, 2S4 and 1854.
McCord Grocery.
Mrs. H. NJ. Norton, Of Fearing. spent
Thursday in the city with Mesdames
Bert Price and Lester Belden.
Cashier II. X. Denmead, of the First
National Bank, went to Chicago Thurs
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Mrs. Orlando Baxter arrived home
this morning from Kansas City, where
she has been for a few days on bust
| ness.
Mrs. W. C. Blake. OF Montour, who
has been visiting Mrs. Fl. T. Barber, at
Grnnell, was in the city today on her
way home.
Our radiator department IS now
equipped to rebuild or repair Ford radi-
ators. We also, build new Ford radia-
tors. Rude Auto Company.
The dimensions Of the safe we have
| for sale are 2SN36x46 inches, double
doors, an extra good one; We also have
have for sale q cash register. r. f..
Arney.
For wheatless day: A bowl OF fresh
cornmeal mush with rich creamy milk,
delightful, healthy and cheap. Buy
pasteurized milk every day. Jackson
Dairy Company.
Raymond Kelly, of Colfax. who makes
his home with his aunt, Mrs. Agnus
McManus, 210 West Lincoln street.
while attending school, is i'll at the Nc
Manus homo Of grip.
Radiator trouble quickly remedied.
If yours freezes and bursts bring it in
and we will put 1t in good condition
again at reasonable charge. Gregg
& Co., Gilman. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dobson, OF Mon
tour, who came Thursday to visit the
formers brother, j. F.. Dobson, Of Gar
| win, who Is a patient at the Deaconess
hospital, returned home this morning.
We do not charge for delivery but
ask that you bunch your orders as
much as possible. We handle fish and
meats to make 1t easy for you to do
this. Two phones, 2S4-11S4. McCord
Grocery.
our service car Is now at their dis
| posal at the rate of so cents an hour
A charge will be made for the gas and
oil used. This car may be obtained
in case'of accident or when a car Is
temporarily crippled. Rude Auto Com
pany.
Order your meat and groceries to-
gether. We have tenderloin, homeless
porks' chunks, small pork sausage
country style smoked sausage, dried
beef, boiled ham, veal loaf, also smoked
salt fish and fresh fish for meatless
days. Two phones, 2S4 and 1854. Nc
Cord Grocery. +
Drs J. b. Lynx and H. +. Echternacht
went to Chicago Thursday night to be
in attendance at the annual meeting Of
the Chicago Dental Society, to be held
Saturday at the LaSalle Hotel. DR.. Fl.
i" Mueller left this afternoon for Chi
cago, accompanied by Mrs. Mueller, to
attend the meeting. ...
Friends in This city and Grinnell Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Norris. formerly
Of Grinnell but now Of Glenwood, Mimi,
Will regret to learn Of an accident
ter Betty. While coastng at school the
little girl sustained fracture Of the
large bone Of one Of her legs, a short
distance above the ankle. In letter to
his brother. D. w. Norris. telling Of the
accident, Mr. Norris says that his little
daughter Is resting comfortably, and
that the doctors assure him that the
little girl will make good recovery
without any i'll effects.
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/ Funeral services for Mrs. George r.
Buihner were held Thursday afternoon
at 1 o'clock from the residence. 100
West Webster street, and were largely
attended by friends from Tama county.
Rev. B. +. Martin was in charge, and
was assisted by Rev. Philip Pfaltizgraff
Of the Green Mountain Evangelical
church. The pail bearers were John
White, David Wilson, Wilbur Wilson,
Charles Amber, Charles Weitzel and
William Parr. Misses May and Mildred
| Mcclure, May Nlchol and Edna Zink
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