Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-06
CITY IN BRIEF


buy liberty bonds, u. .. Boomer
Dr.. Billiard. ostsopsth. % West Main.
proso skirt sale. Baxtsrs Variety
store.
Drsss skirt sals Baxtsrs Variety
store.
Dress skirts, $500. see window. Bax.
ers Variety Store.
For good bread uso Betsy Ross
1our.--Advsrtissrne
Dress skirts. 12.as; SEQ window. Bax-
ers Variety Store.
Special Saturday. full pound candy
s5 cents. Henry s. Mayer Drug store.
Social dance at strub's hall Friday.
Nov. Z. Eppers orchestra. Commit
The G. W. B. NJ. OF Central Church Of
Christ will meet at the church at $3.50
Friday afternoon 'E'.
Our vulcanizing Is considered nrst
class and our work Is guaranteed.
The @. w. Darling Company.
Market sale In Marshalltown. Satur-
day, November s. Bring anything
you have for sale. Plumb, Munro.
Mason & Shoemaker. .'.
Red Cross roll call. from Nov. to
II. All you need Is heart ana
dollar" Renew your membership At
any bank, or Marshalltown Club. -
Advertisement.
The regular meeting Of Royal
Neighbour will DO held Friday. Nov.
Z. at the Odd Fellows hall, dance aft
erwards. Members, come and bring
your friends. Committee. -" .
You can now haye the opportunity
of purchasing an Oakland Sensible SIX
car on the pc yment plan. Ask about
it. Grove Motor Sales. 7-s-u North
Second avenue. Phone 1442.
A burning chimney at the home OF
Louis volpa, GOT East Boone street, at
7:40 this morning. caused call to be
sent In for the fire department.. Sparks
falling on the roof threatened to cause
a roof fire but no damage resulted.
The Marechai Neil division OF tho
@. I. A. Of the B. Of L. r. met We'd
nesday afternoon at arpenters hall.
Following the regular business meet
Ing q social time was enjoyed. The
hostesses were. Mrs. Ralph Graft and
Mrs. George Sullivan. ..~
The Excelsior Aid met Wednesday
afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall. The
regular business meeting was held, fol-
flowed by a social time. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mrs. D.
l. Lamb and MIS-. NJ. Crabtree, assist
ed by Mrs. W. O. Butler.
DR., Fred A. Neil. Of Iindeer, N. D..
formerly Of this city has purchased the
| dental practice OF Dr. A. Klaffenbach,
at Muscatine and has taken posses
sion Of the business. DR.. Neil is = son
of Mrs. Helen @. Neil. Of this city.
whom he visited a few weeks ago be-
fore going to Muscatine.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Raley have MED
articles of adoption by which they
becoroe legal. parents OF Katherine
Sauer. aged { months. The child win
be known hereafter as Helen Cathryn
Raley. The child was placed in the
home thru the Child Saving Mission
Of the Church OF the Brethren
y Express your friendship and good
1 will this 'tChrstmas Time" with an
1 attractive greeting card. You viii find
here many beautiful and attractive de-
signs Sto make your selection from
and at q range Of prices to fit every
need. Orders must be- placed tho
before December first 10 insure de-
livery. Marshall Printing Company.
n Ii ono OF our engraved greeting
cards carry your renewal Of friendship
and good viii this Christmas Time"
Amang our large assortment Of beau
tiful and attractive designs YOU are
sure to find something that will please
you-and at ai.price you can afford to
pay. Orders must be placed tho-be-
fore December first to insure delivery.
Marshall Printing Company
| +. A. Moscrip, associate editor Of the
Times Republican, n confined At his
home, 1910 West Boone street, with a
slight attack Of influenza Wednesday
the patient run q temperature OF 80
and this morning his temperature was
normal. The physician said today his
general condition showed improvement
ard expressed tho belief that the
patient would Be out In q lew days.
Members Of tho Priscilla Club were
entertained by. Mrs. H. Peterson, eli
South Fourth avenue, Wednesday At
ternoor. After doing fancy work for o
while q contest was enjoyed. the prizes
being won by Mrs. F. G. Scheduling and
Mrs. Margaret Raymond. The hostess
served refreshments, assisted by her
daughter Catherine. The guests from
out of the city were Mrs. James Stack
house and Mrs. Tena Kaufmar, Of
conrad
That ever popular favor1ts, Frederick
Y. Bowers, will be seen ct the Odeon
Sunday evening In his latest musical
comedy hit, "Kiss Ne Again" The
book was written by Walter Hemmins-
way ana Arthur =. Lamb, who also
wrote the. lyrics. The music setting
has besn provided by Mr.. Bowers.
Alma You1in ana cA1t Of recognised
performers appear in support Of Mn
bowers and there 10 I chorus which,
| in beauty and talent 81 al that q