Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-22

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sets In carved wood. Elders Drul
Store.
Lots Of bargains left. don't buy until
| you have looked here. SimmonS Book
store.
| All toys on sale. half price; secur,
| your choice of these bargains. Bax'
ter's Variety Store.
Just received q fresh supply Of w.t.
Elders Drug store.
Eaton, Crane 4 Pike stationery. all
the newest and latest designs. Old Re.
liable Drug, Company.
All dolls, china dolls, celluloid dolls
cloth dolls, crying dolls. kewpiss. hall
price. Baxters Variety Store.
Call and examine our line OF toiie.
cases In French ivory and ebony from
-. to $50. Elders Drug Store.
All dolls, china dolls, csliulo1d dolls
cloth dolls, crying dolls, kewpies, halt
| price. BAxters Variety 6toS~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Armstrong, o,
Cloves. came this morning and VIII
| spend = week with friends here.
Somebody will be happy twenty five
years II you present them one Of our
aluminium tea kettles. Horne & Gel
vim.
G. d. Hynes, Of Colo, came this
morning and will spend a few days
| with friends hero before going Il
chicago.
| Miss Margaret Carline, Of Gilman
| who has been spending few days
| with relatives here. returned home Sat
! urdsy night
Market sale In Marshalltown. satur.
day. Dec. 81. Phone us what you will
have for this sale. Plumb, Munro, Ma.
son 4 Shoemaker.
Let Hewitts Garage take care Of
your storage battery for you thru tho
| winter. We will call for 1t. Phone
3s3.-Advsrtisement.
! Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Dougherty came
Saturday to spend the holidays at the
home Of Mrs. Doughertys parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. C. F. Dieterick.
! SMr. and Mr.. H. p. stsarns returned
Saturday to their home In Grinnel
after visiting with relatives and
friends for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mn. r. w. McCrsery and
sons Cole and Walter went to Kansas
City. Saturday nisht, to remain until
after Christmas with Mrs. AoCreery'l
| relatives.
Richard Northup. . student At st
| Johns Military Academy. Delafield
WIS. came Saturday to spend the
Chr1stmas holidays with HE parents
Mr.. ana Mrs.. F. z. Northup.
Monday and Tuesday. Dec. - and
Dec. 2s. we will be open until Q p. m.
Wednesday. Dec. - We close at p. m
to permit our employees to spend
Christmas eve at home. E. r. Lay.
Word was received Saturday after
noon by w. A. Anderson from Chicago
to the effect that the body Of his SIS
tor. Mrs. A. w. Nelson, would be bur-
led there this afternoon. Mrs. Nelson
died Friday at her home in Chicago.
Funeral services for Phiueas Case
who died At tho soldiers' home Satur-
! day. were held At o'clock this after
| noon from the assembly hall In charge
OF Chaplain w. H. Clement Burial
was In the homo cemetery. A son.
George Case. Of Beloit, Wis. was in at
| tendance at tho service.
An exchange Of Christmas gifts was
| enjoyed by tho members Of the Golden
Rod Club who met Friday afternoon
| at the home OF Mrs. l. Drury. l0a
South Eighth avenue. Piano num-
hers were played by Mrs. A. Edwinson.
after which a chicken dinner was
served by Mrs. Drury and Mrs. H.
Eiler.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Anna c. Ander-
son was held from the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Arney. ITO West Main
street. Saturday at 3 o'clock. Rev. J,
A. Laurie conducted the service and
burial was In Riverside. The pail
bearers were =. -. Downing, John l.
Bell, Ira Lay, Hugh Mcconnell. w. H.
Arney and c. A. Newcomer.
Eat moro spinach, and 30 sure 70 tell
your grocer that you want II in the
CAmeo brand. Spinach is not only .
nourishing and well-liked food: It also
has q soothing and cleansing effect
upon the stomaSh. Cameo spinach.
tender ana fu1l-grown is picked BY
hand. Before It 10 canned, It goes thru
Ave waAhings and 10 IL absolutely free
from grit. Letts- Fletcher Company.
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One of the seasons most interesting
announcements u that David Bslasco'a
exquisite presentation Of 1.-THE Boom
erang." that delightfully."- human com.
edy by winchell Smith and Victor
Mapes. which crowded the Belasco
theater, New York, for fifteen months.
and Powers theatsr. Chicago, for eight
months, will DO seen at Odeon Wednes-
day evening. Tho unique record OF
success achieved by this comedy 10 in
part attributed to its delicious sim
plicity and liShtnsss, and to the in.
comparable manner In which Mr.. Be-
lasco has cast and staged II Same
cast - last season. odeon.
n. A. Barnard. son OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Fred Barnard. Oil South Third ave-
nue.. vas brakeman on tho Ill -fated
Sioux City passenger train which was
crashed into by the fast mail at Mis-
souri, Valley Friday morning. Barnard
was standing IN the rear vestibule Of
the passenger train when no realized
that tho fast mail was coming and
started thru the train 70 warn tho
train mon. When no was half way
thru the last Pullman the train was
hit. Barnard received Z out on his
face, He spsnt Saturday night In the