Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-23

| SAFETY TaZOTS ana HlthiIuio SSsS'
Old Reliable Drug Company.
j Let us help you with the Christmas
question Kemble Greenhouses.
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Persian ivory sets for men and
women. Old Reliable Drug Company,
We still have an enormous stock Of |
books for your gifts. Simmons book
store.
Mrs. Herman Winterringer spent |
Sunday with Miss Gladys Cronk, at
Toledo.
Make you home happy with Col
umbia Grafonola, this Christmas.
Hubler's.
Try our Franklin County lump coal.
We deliver. Cook Brothers Grain |
Company.
Il Plenty of games, books, diaries, pic
lures, fountain pens. bibles, etc. Sim
! mons book store.
Have your soldier boy come in for a
photograph before he discards his uni
form. Apgar Studio.
Plenty of milk, coffee cream
whipping cream. F. H. Willard, 207
South Third avenue.
This store will be open this evening
I: until $3.50 and Tuesday evening until
$780, j. D. Palmer Company.
DR.. and Mrs. w. M Choate and the
; formers father, NJ. NJ. Choate. will
leave Tuesday to spend a month in
southern California
h Gildner Bros. will close out all SIS
|; bath robes at 1890; also have special
|, value at $4.35 to close out. Patterns
\ are good. Advertisement.
4 Market sale in Marshalltown satur-
|; day, Dec. %. Phone us at once what
i you will have for this sale. Plumb,
\ Munro. Mason & Shoemaker.
i Louis Ritter left this morning for
4 Wilbur Wright Field, Dayton, O.. after
|: spending seven day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ritter.
|: Miss Evelyn Kidder, who Is attend
|; ing the state university, Iowa City,
!: came home Saturday to spend the holt
h days with her mother, Mrs. Mary Kid
4 DER.
/! All kinds Of poultry for the holidays,
]! chickens turkeys, ducks. and geese.
I Wholesale and retail Free delivery in
!; 1.-THE city. Jackson Dairy Company.
Phone ST.
Miss Puma Clemens and Miss Isabel
h lWeisman arrived home Saturday from
!; Frances Schimer School, Mt. Carroll,
y Ill.,, to spend the holiday vacation with
!: their parents. M
\ Miss Edith Gard. who is employed
I; In the office Of Secretary of State
L ming
|; to spend the Christmas vacation with
\ her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
I; Gard.
At its annual meeting, held Sunday,
II the iMarshaNtown Federation Of Musi-
|: clans elected the following officers:
|; President, C. H. Reese; vice president,
]. &c. c. Woodmansee; secretary, George
B. Beeson; treasurer; Mrs. G.. Walter
Il Thompson. y W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mclaughlin, 1872
]: Swayze street, are parents OF a
|! daughter born Saturday at their
1 home. The babe Is the couples first
]! born and has been named Fannie
|: Frances. Mrs. Mclaughlin formerly
|; was Miss Nellie Heisnger.
am located at 20 East Main street,
|: change property of nearly all kinds; /
]: can get you deal. see me at once if you
!; have anything that you want to sell or
/; exchange; city property for sale. List
h with me- Phone 604, o. L. Mossman
=! For sale-A splendid bunch Of mich
1; cows, Just fresh. Remember any cows
] you buy OF us we guarantee to be OBJ
! solutely right, and in case they are
4; not. we are willing 10 make it right
]: with you. We have also a good bunch
I! Of shoats for sale. See Plumb &
I Munro, Marshaalltown.
|; Funeral services for Wilbur Davis
\. were held at 8 o'clock Sunday after
| non from the Pursel chapel in charge
!; OF Rev. w. G. Crowder. The pail
y bearers were B. B. Shollenberger. Frank
. Burnett, John Heisinger, Thomas Cav
f, igan, w. G. Hewitt, and ]. F. Prazak.
Burial was in Riverside.
D Mrs. Ed Putnam received telegram
Sunday from her husband. saying that
her son, r. D. Putnam, who is serious
n ly i'll at North Yakima, Wash, Of pneu-
\ monia, following influenza, had passed
the crisis and that there is change for
\ the better. Mr.. Putnam and Mrs. r. D.
J husband, will remain until he is able
I to be brought home.
Misses Esther Northup, Lauretta
Nichols and Hazel Kellogg arrived
home Saturday evening from Madison,
n Wis. where they are attending the
University Of Wisconsin, and will spend
the holiday vacation with their parents.
+ They were accompanied by Miss Mary
Z Louise Davis, Of Houston. Tex. also q
y student at the university who will be
q the guest Of Miss Nichols during the
Il holidays.
4 BiIly Foster and eccentric Frank
Harcourt are the strong features OF
the Bowery Burlesquers which will be
D seen at the Odeon Christmas matinee
:, and night have favorably been known
to the patrons Of burlesque theaters
\ for several aeasons. They are prin-
n cipal comedians and In addition will
I be ably assisted by Marty Samon, Pam
Lawrence. Joe Fern, Libby Hart Syl-
4 via Webb and beauty chorus Of
. thirty. Odeon.
Word to Elmer woodward from the
] Methodist hospital. Des Moines. says
# that Mrs. ]. A. stanton. of Springfield,
4 | Mo-, his sister in law. and daughter OF
the late Charles +. 1laPlant. Of this
city, was not expected to live. follow
: ling stroke Of apoplexy. She was
. stricken Friday. while in Des Moines
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