Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-20
Treffry's ice cream is best.
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DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. All West Main.

DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Bullard, osteopath, AL West Main.
Our celery is fine today. Reynolds,
Watson & Co.
Muslin underwear day tomorrow.
Archie Parker.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate. dentist Office No.
6SWest Main. Both phones.
Clearing sale of boys suits; % per
cent off of regular prices at Stern's.
Saturday ladies' wrappers. worth
SIPS. for SO cents. Hoyt's Department
Store
Shirt waists that were so cents to 50
now selling at % cents to 81. NJ. r.
Andrews.
Farmers. bring your Duchess apples
to C. G. Tafs CompanS's and get big
price for them.
Professor Luke Raglan Will be at our
store tomorrow and give you a first
Class shine. Wall & Rails.
Mr.. James Decker. of Popejoy, is in
the city for an indefinite period. under
treatment for a severe eye trouble.
The Washington dispatches today tell
of the granting to Mr.. William o. An
lderson, of this city, a pension of SO.
Misses Muriel and Ruth Moscrip3
left for Polo. ILL.,. this morning for an
outing among friends and relatives.
They Will remain several weeks.
Whether You are going to join the
army of getaways or stay-at-homes.
you Will wan. your clothes Numbered in
first class style. Flitton will do it.
fas "a
We are making very low prices on
first-ciass foundation stone You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
US. Marshalltown Stone Company,
rooms and 5, court house
With the cool weather prevailing
during The last rain, the weather ought
to become settled. The temperature
fell 70 81 degrees during the night
Thursdays maximum was 81
Herald, was in the city Thursday even
ing between trains. on his way to Grin
nell. where he Will attend the annual
tournament Of the Iowa Chess Assoca-
ton.
we want you 10 try our delicious %
cent Java and Mocha coffee and Will
give five pounds for 81 as an induces
ment, also stamps or coupons, ON Sat
ugday the 2lst. The Sinclair Tea and
Coffee Compansf.
John ISeefe. the man who was up be-
fore Justice Alien Thursday afternoon
upon a charge of adultery, in which
Thomas Hanleg was the complaining
Witness VAS discharged. The costs of
the action We're taxed UP To Hanl'y.
There We're no cases before Mayor
/ Pierce this morning, The police making
no arrests Thursday afternoon or night.
f Two arrests We're made today, how
ever, an old soldier and a railroad
grader, for intoSication. They viii be
sup tomorrow.
Or. George W Harris has arrived at
nome from a I've weeks trip in the
east much Of the time having been
5si A. Atlantlca City in attendance al
isthe national convention Of the Elhs. He
II also visited New York, Buffalo and
other places. and had a most enjoyable
"trip.
Mrsc. g.. Snyder, Of C'reston DEPART
& inert president of the Woman'a Relief
Corps. and Mrs. Georgia NaG Mc6'lel-
81 Ian, of Denison, department secretary
who were in the city Thursday 10 visi,
4 the Soldiers Home, left this, morning
and Mrs Snyder going To Dcs Moinrs
EM!leia siie spent tbs day before leaving
for creston.
# Miss Mabel Hogus and brother. Mr.
d Albert hogue,af West Liberty, arrived
in the city Thursday evening froR
Il Webster City, and during the re.
3smainaer of the week VIII he IT, guest.
IS Of their grandfather. Mr. Thoma.
4 Hogue. and uncle and aunt Mr. ans
4 Mrs. w. g. Seamans. and family, a
Marietta. AT the Seamans home thi.
q eNening about twenty young people d
the neighborhood viii be entertained i,
4 honor of the visiting guests.
II Mr. A. p Tnayer, travelling represent
d ative of the Times Republican, arrived
in the city this morning from Water
Il vile. Mimi. where be has beer for
sWeek, in company with Mrs Thaye
land Miss Thayer. camping and fishing
81 Mr. Thayer Went on TO Grinnell. wiier
q he Will be present at The annual tour
81 aanent of the Iowa Chess Association
8 Of which he is an enthusiastic men
i pes. Mrs. Thayer and daughter Will re
main in Waterviile for week or te;
days longer.
Melbourne Record: The hay harvas
Y and a great deal of the cutting of sma1
grain is finished in this part Of til
;. Icounty, but the work has been aggra
lvatingly slow under the bad condition
@I:of down" grain and frequent rain:
In a number Of instances the graf
must be cut all one way and it is u slo1
& and tedious task. 1t is pretty general
!. conceded that the prospects for a
/ enormous crop Of corn are brighte
than for years, except, Of course, i
cases where the hail recently got in it
work
Officer Mike Clark, of the city polio
force, is happy over the finding of hi
I favorite revolver, a handsome Smith
! Wesson, which ne lost at Finkle's par
during the races. He had given up a
hope of ever. recovering the propert,
/ and IL was by merest chance that h
) did so. a boy named King found TIL
wea non on The grounds and gave III i