Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-25

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Jonteei toilet preparations. Old Re-
liable Drug Company.
We deliver on the Same old schedule,
s. 10, 2. and I. Bargain Store.
Your opportunity Thursday morn
ing for your photograph, ApSur
! Studio.
Special shipment OF candy for
Thanksgiving. Old Reliable Drug
Company.
See Horne & Gclvin for roasters.
carving sets and asseroles.-Adver.
| tisement.
Order your ice cream for Thanks
giving dinner early OF +. II. Willard
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Say II with flowers" They will
beautify your Thanksgiving table
Kemble Greenhouses.
A few tires still left to be closed on,
at cost. Goodrich and Brunswick. G.
G. Woodmansee, Exide Storage Bat
terry Station.
| SAY It with flowers" Make your
shut-in friend thankful with n bunch
OF our chrysanthemums. Kemble
| Greenhouses.
Have your plumbing taken care Of
before cold weather. A. c. Burgess
plumbing and heating. 8 East State
street, phone 1884.
Thanksgiving dance at Red Mems
| no Thpru1ny Of
Music by Metropolitan orchestra, OF
Mason City.--Advertisement
| Wauted-Girls for 10-cent counters.
IS week; girls for dry goods counters,
$40 week. Rapid advancement to ca
panle salesladies. Bakers Variety
Store.
Wanted-You to know that the early
winter term at the Central Iowa Busi-
ness College begins Monday. Dec. /
Classes in all business branches. Free
catalog.-Advertisem
Big shooting match Thanksgiving,
| IA miles east of Marshalltown. on
Main street road. Just across the Great
Western railroad tracks; turkeys
| ducks. geese and chickens. c. r. Coop
er.
Commencing Thanksgiving day and
for three days the Cass-Parker- Rach-
ford shows will be the attraction ut the
Odeon theater. Opening play, three
| act comedy drama. Putting 1t Over.
| vaudeville between the octs. An en-
| tire change Of plays and specialties
| will be offered each evening. Prices,
&c Ia
Wednesday at 10 a. m. Better buy
your tickets early and get good seats.
/ Odeon.
| Mrs. B. F. kessler entertained at a
| surprise party for her husband in
| honor Of his birthday anniversary. at
their home. 40S West Church street,
! Monday night. There were thirty -one
men present. A four course $50 din
| ner was served by Mrs. Kessler as
sisted by Mrs. E. L. Billings. Miss AL
lie Bristol and Miss Blanch Carter.
e. L. Billings acted as toastmaster.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
| yellow and white which was carried
out in the menu. An orchestra, led
| by Mrs. c. c. Bergen, furnished music
| during the meal. Mrs. Gus Souvie
gave several readings.
The funeral Of Mrs. William A. Size,
! who died In Waterloo Saturday, was
held at the home of her sister, Mrs
| Monroe Arson, GOT Shepard street
Monday afternoon at $3.50. Rev. B.
r. Martin conducted the service. Tho
pail bearers were s. o. Lampman.
James Andrews. L. T. Stebbins, e. A.
Crandall, e. A. Walkup and H. P.
Edsall. The flowers were in charge OF
Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. ]. F. Bate
sole, Mrs. Sarah Arney and Mrs. W. F.
Block. The relatives from a distance.
in addition to the husband, w. A. Size.
! who were here for the service were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Carpenter. OF Post
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. George Size,
Waterloo: Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bailey,
Dies Moines. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Tower, Of Kalona. Burial was In
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