Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18
Hopkins. Trouserings.
DR.. Nichols. physician.


frames at Bullock,s
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cents at newcomer : sale.
FOR 1irsl-class paperlns OF Palnl.lne
see beit 1Ve 'ls .nasel : uius seoie.
Sample line of white lawn shirt
waists. choice IS cents; Tuesday only.
The Fair.
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,neh'' come anu iooN .ii, ~, ou, s.oeA
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People will soon find out that Henry
Pappe's new clothing house is the place
where the most reliable clothing can be
ooush, at sne loWes, pilcss.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. d. Bueshly. Mr.. and
Mrs. james Parker. Mrs. l.. l.. Bixby
and Mrs. r. "A. Gately and Messrs. ]. G.
Myers, c. H. Trease and George 13iers-
born, all of Liscomb. spent Saturday in
the city.
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L. societies OF the city at the NJ. l.
church Sunday evening was largely at
tended and was a very good meeting
DR.. r. w. Parsons, of the Baptist
church. presided.
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Tor the first of October.
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lis in the city for d visit with her moth
i lives Vas tho guest of honor al din
ner served saturday evening BY Mrs
4 q ~ C,ooner Those invited with her
I we've N1esla,nea n a. C,armeanJ.I i. w.
4 t,hoadas a A Rboades a. n. Unison. n
rs E,as, and M a Rhoades
4 Mrs. L. L. Downing and children.
Ned, Kate and Bert. left this morning
4 for Fort Atkinson, Wis. where they
1 will spend the summer with Mr.. Down
4Hil.g's parents Mr.. and Mrs. a. IL.
4 downing. They will enjoy most
pleasant time, as Fort Atkinson is on
a lake and Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Down
s - :
DR. and Mrs. Howard II. Kellogg. of
.llogg. Of Forest City. who We're married
Respectively, spent Saturday in the city
llogg They Went to Oskaloosa in the
4 evening. where they visited sunday
with their sister. Mrs. T.. II. Sewers.
4 From there DR.. and Mrs. H. Fl. kellogg
4 returned TO Sioux City today and DIR.
for more extended honeymoon.
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!,
Finkle, Of this city, Won second money
a in the 2s::24 pace, one of the events in the
!, meeting at thatcity which is the second
of the series in the Cedar Valley circuit
. Joe n best time was 2:2l n, which was
the fastest heat of the race. Mr.. Finkls
Will 20 to WaverlH Tuesday morning u
a witness his horses work In the event.
Eof that city's meet. Mr.. A. l.. I3onaWit2
: who owns Nyzant, another Marshall
town horse making the circuit, Will ac,
company him, Joe kathan, OF Usage
J has the Finkle horse in charge.
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had made a trip to pasture. Mr.. Rob
! linson wanted to have the ANNA
= weighed ard Intended riding it to TIL
9 house. The mule became ugly. how
= ever, and struck at his master with al
p fours. two at time. The result wa
q MIR Robinson received badly LAGER
y atsd and confused head and was other
wise bruised about the body. 1t ]
I thought the principal injury is only
e scalp wound and that the skull is no