Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-07
gnnu 1spahtra snsrshltn, ju Essdap upust 1900
Dr. Bay. Woodbury. block.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
For a cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cixar,

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DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
Liberal religious literature free on ap-
plication. Address Mrs Carrie +. Wet
more, 4432 Sidney Ave-, Chicago.
We have 200 buggies that we will
close out at reduced prices. An good
goods. Ketchum & Johnston Company.
Try our % cent Mocha and Java cof-
fee. 1t is equal to any 35 cent goods
on the market. Sinclair'staa and coffee
house.
You will have plenty of chances TO
buy coal, and may regret it if you do
not see US before buying. Gregory
Brown Coal Company.
No trouble to show our goods. If you
come down You can see them yourself
without an attendant. And prices.
Well prices are our long suit. Irwin
Lumber Company.
The ldylwild shack was inhabited
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. NC.
Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Brown and
Miss Bessie Parker, who is home for a
vacation visit from Chicago.
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The local showers and thunder
| storms predicted by the weather bus
reau didn't reach this Vicinity, but as
\ there are cooler breezes today they
! probably prevailed elsewhere. Enough
Train to settle the dust would be very
welcome.
Not a word has been heard from JEFF
l9ferspn Muteheler the Charles City
4 farmer whose daughter, Mrs. Emma
Hess, is missing, and il begins To look
has tho he eisher thought the dead wo-
imam here was not his daughter or else
\ doesn't care
\ big real estate deai has been con-
sumnlated between Rrennsclse &
! Head. of this city, and l.. G. Rowell
$ot Ruthven, wherein the former trade
81 gnteea or twenty lots in this CITY for
/ a big farm in Palo Alto county. The
1 Mars halltown property exchanged was
listed at $4,000.
Mrs. w. Fl. Holiday and little son,
who left the city Il few month ago, e,.-
pseting to make their homes elsewhere,
I when Agent Holiday Of The glucose
4 place, have returned from Davenport,
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days mother. and thay Will make their
nome hare again.
The Chicago Great Western willrun
I an excursion TO Waterloo Thursday.
I August ., on account OF the race meet
ing. The train Will leave Marshall
town at $50 a. III. and arrive at
4 Waterloo a 1910 a. m. Returning viii
leaye Waterloo al s D. IN. The crack
trotfers and PAGERS Of the country will
compete for prizes. Fare. 70 cents for.
the round t,.ip.
Mrs II. $ Haibert returned Monday
sssniilg from 0oifas. Whore she has
\ b,seil for two wealss. Her daughter Miss
i Mertis. and nisces, Misses Allie and Lois
Il isarstoW drove home, but owing to the
i fact that siie had been iii 1t Mas nsces
4 sa ~ for her toEeon1e on the train Mrs
Il Iafnert is' grsatIy improved altho She
Is, mo- yet entirely recovered from her
II illites's's which was quite serious and
very painful.
MIR and Mrs. r. w McBlide and
4 daughter Marie, ard Mr.. and Mrs. +. L,
\ North and daughters Margery aud.
Ii Phyllis, have returned 10 thvir hon9es3
Sc aIt more after a most delightful stay
Hat Terrace Park Camp, near stanley's
nliti. The camp is not deserted, how
i EYER ii MIR ana Mrs w II Forney,.
8l.Gauehtef' Marion aud Esther, and thHir
Il guest Miss Anna Frank IF Sterling,
HI fl expeRt Is anlaln there until the
first OF sei,ternbes
Every woman IS an aafnirer of lace.
cttisains, and drapsries. a room never.
Hooks finished or cosy without lace cur
All. d.