Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-10
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Cora Williams Choate, physician

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Cora Williams Choate, physician.
DR.. Graham. osteopath, Masonic
temple.
Dance ut struba hall Saturday
night. Jan. 10, Committee.
| Table tumbler, clearing sale price
cents. Bakers Variety store
w. T. Scott. Penn Mutual Life In
suranoe. Iowa Savings Bank building
| Klenzo dental cream and Iilonzc
mouth wash. old Reliable Drug Com
pany.
Four ounce rolls toilet paper, clear
Ing sale price, cents. Bakers Va
ricty store,
| Wizard foot relief demonstration
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Wallace Shoe Store.
| Dance at Shrubs hall Tuesday. Jan
| 49, Music. Anderson orchestra OF
Observation-Disclosures.
Wizard arch support specialist vii
be here Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nosday: all foot sufferers. como. Wal
lace Shoe Store.
Cloth covered buttons made to
order; all sizes, any style. one day
service. Mrs. Nina Smith. Ala North
Third street. Phone 1915.
We have for immediate delivery
-four coal, beled hay and straw, also
all kinds OF feed. Roskopf & Kopel
SUCCESSORS to Cook Bros. Grain Co.
Advertisement.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lester NJ. Butler, OF
New Providence, are parents OF an
eight pound son, born Friday. Mrs
Butler was formerly Miss Leila Bailey
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Baily
of this city.
| Your auto top recovered. curtain
lights put in, your cushion rebuilt like
new. Let us put plate glass curtain
! lights in for you. Auto painting and
refnishing. Auto Painting and Trim
ming Company. 1915 East State
| street.
Mrs. w. A. George 100 Marion street,
| entertained Friday afternoon the men,
| bers Of the Lilac Crochet Club: Fol-
lowing the routine business refresh
ments were served by the hostess, as
sisted by her daughters Irna and
Boneta George.
You're always sure of plumq ripe
| fruits, of perfectly matured vegeta-
| bles when you open can of Cameo
brand. Remember the name, Cameo
| brand canned fruits and vegetables.
Guaranteed to be the finest you can
buy. Let's Fletcher Company.
Funeral services for Henry Head
| were held at o'clock Friday after
| noon from the African Methodist
| church In charge Of Rev. McAllis-
ter The pallbearers were Fl. Maxwell,
T. Lucius. H. Spencer, w. c. Carr and
| S. and Elmer Lentan. Burial was in
| Riverside. '.,....,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Negly. who are
moving soon to Brownton, Mimi, were
pleasantly surprised Friday night at
their home, 514 North Second avenue,
| by members of the NJ. B. Of A. lodge,
who presented them with q souvenir
spoon. Refreshments brought by the
guests were served by Mesdames B. B
Mcclure, c. W. Fetters, and J. c.
Easter.
Go somewhere to church tomorrow.
| The Congregational CHURCH school
meets promptly at 10, with orchestra
and fine graded lessons. Mr.. Martin
will speak at II on Should Our Con-
ceptions Of Religion Changer" ,EX-
cellent instrumental and vocal music.
Union service at Methodist church at
$50 and 1880. You are invited. Com
mittee.
Officers Of the Woodman Circle
were installed Friday night at the
lodge rooms, in Odd Fellows hall, with
the past guardian, Mrs Richard Hook
ridge. as Installing officer The Off
GERS Installed were: Guardian, Mrs. w.
B. Ferries; advisor, Mrs. Will Heater;
clerk, Mrs. o. Shannon; banker, Mrs.
Otto KLEIN; chaplain, Mrs. Henry
Filler; attendant, Sadie Johnson; as
sistant, attendant, Bertha Hockridge;
inner seminal, Mrs. Kothenbeutel;
outer sentinel, James Blake: mana
gers, Mrs. c. Wright and Mrs. Bertha
Logsdon: pianist, Mrs. Darwin Nit
chell: captain. Mrs. Bertha Logsdon.
Our business the past year has been
| much the largest of any year in our
history In the Photographic profess
sion. Many thanks to our numerous
| patrons. We are leaving for short
vacation. Have been fortunate in be-
| Ing able to employ photographer
who has been highly recommended by
tho best photographer of our state,
/ Mr.. Townsend Of Des Moines. Mr..
Fields having been In the employ OF
tho above studio for the past two
years. is competent to take care OF
our patrons. J. NJ. stonestreet, ESQ
| East Main street.
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