Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-21

Cora Williams Choats, physician.
"Betsy Ross flour at al grocsrs.-
Advertisement.
DR.. r. c. Molison, physician ant
surgeon. room eos. Masonic temple.
Fresh sailed peanuts rs cents pount
Saturday, Bakers Variety store.
Fresh sailed peanuts ?5 cents pound
Saturday. Bakers Variety store.
w. t. Scott, Penn Mutual Life In
surance. Iowa savings Bank building'
slip on" sweaters, see window dis
play on sale $500 and $3.50. Baxter :
Variety store. .f... .
Mr.. and Mrs q. =. Paul. OF siou'
| City. came Thursday evening Tor
weeks visit with relatives ana ffiends
w. G. Stricken, who has been "
| Chicago and New York on business
| for few days. y returned Thufsaa'
night. ff-N
Russell Thomas spent few day
with friends here and returned Thurs
day evening to his home In Sta''
Center, l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher re-
turned this morning TO their home art
er visiting here with friends the PAST
few days.
One more day remains 20 cut the n
c. Of J. by attending the one-cent saie
at the Old Reliable Drug Store.--Ao-
vertisement. n"
Temple chapter of the World Wide
, Guild will hold a cake and candy eS-
chlngc 1T Abbotts Hardware store
Saturday. -AdvcrtiScment
Cattarangus pocket knives are guar
antced to hold>an edge-rarious styles
for diffcreptApurposes Sold by Horne
& Standardization
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gowdy and SON.
Max. Of near Melbourne, left Wednes-
day night for Santa Ana Calf, to re-
main for perhaps nine months.
Anything new? Yes, the I.orenzen
boys are putting out seventy-hvc
bsshel automatic feeder for s45 and
they are built to last lifet!me.-Ad-
vcrtisement
John Mays, travelling engineer Tor
the Iowa Railway and Light Company
came Thursday to make his home mere.
He and his family will live in the
Crown arguments. They formerly
lived at!RooDe.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Greyson, OF Rock
well, came this morning for shor'
visit with friends here. They viii &c
from here to Kansas City. where they
will visit for month with relatives
and friends. TO-
The aid society of Trinity Lutheran
church met Thursday Afternoon at the
church. Mrs. Seberg was hostess ana
she. assisted by Mrs. stanton l. Bow
man, Mrs. John Harlan and Mrs. Au-
gust Mold, served.
As will leave the city March l my
practically new modern home and gar
age with full lot must be sold. OAK
trim, all decorated and complete IN
every way. Phone green 1929. 1920
West Main street G, y. Herlin.
Leonard Campbell. oftyellow Grass,
Sask., Can. came Thursday night to
WISH MS lunls, IkNs spa i'NhAS
and Mrs. George Marx. He Is the son
Of Mrs. Rachel Campbell Beveridge.
formerly OF this city, and he may de-
eide to remain here.
Use your business judgment In buy
ing your. clothes. Find out the real
reasons for the pricea~you pay, visit
this store and see for Yourself what
wonderful bargains IN coats, suits
dresses. shoes and furs. The Exchange,
over II South First street.-Advertise-
ment.
Max Heller. 40S North Fourth street.
manager of the Strand theater. is
confined to his home. ayictim Of bron-
thial pneumonia. His condition today
was improved over that. OF Thursday.
and the family feels greatly encour-
aged over the outlook. Mr.. Heller has
not been we'll for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Savage leave
tonight for Tulsa, Okla. where they
will visit their son. Guy Savage, for a
few weeks. From Tulsa Mr.. and Mrs.
Savage will go to Los Angeles, where
they will remain during the winter.
On their return trip they will go to
Portland. Ore, to visit their daughter,
MisA Alma Savage.
1t one OF our engraved greeting
cards carry your renewal Of friendship
and good will this Christmas Time"
Anang our large assortment OF beau
tiful and attractive designs you are
sure to find something that will please
you-and ct 6 price YOU can afford 10
pay. Orders must be placed tho-be-
fore December first to insure delivery.
Marshall Printing Company.
The Congregational Aid Society met
Thursday afternoon at tho church IN
regular session. The afternoon was
spent in working for the bazaar and IN
a social way. Out-of-town guests
were Mrs. E. A. Yoxall and daughter.
from Kansas, and Mrs. T. ]. Protheroe
OF Denver, Colo. Tho hostesses were
Mesdames F. A. Moscrip, Mary Brad
bury, J. Q. Parks, Benjamin Acker-
man, c. x. Berry, J. II. Crabtree, ana
Al. Clemens. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses.