Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-13
DR.. Boucher, 2os South Third Ave.

| DR.. Trotter office Hopkins building.
Read ad for table linen sale tomor-
row Archie Parker.
TO the End of the Trail" narrative
of the Vest al LiebIss
| Fifty new STYLES in shirt waist
cloths. Lee Il Benedict.
seventy mine cent table linen sale to-
morrow. Arohie Parker
over 400 new pieces OF dress goods
TO select from. Lee II Benedict.
We have received our fall stock of
wool shirt waists. Nj. +. Andrews.
one thousand yards of yard wide
pcrcae Thursday, only $ cents yard.
The Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller .Jr., of sos
South First street, are parents of a
laughter.
Miss Carolyn sheldon has accepted
a position With Melvin. soliday X Co.
in their millinery Department.
The w. c. I. L. will meet Thursday
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lee cream and cake 10 cents at the
Degree of Honor social to be held at
James Skegg's home this evening.
y ne MAXIMUM temperature Tor lles
DAY Vas o. ana the minimum -. ne
rainfall for tho twenty -four hours, end
ing at this morning. was - inches.
W. T.. "diu, OIL HlcdSo' represent
st'iNe " 'he Wedle "iiii'iiSsipii '''i'
PaliS aiiiN'a. IN tile Guy litls morning
ana VII estanllsh a ptaheh asehSs OF
me eoi'lpais mere.
tuscaloosa .Iournal. Miss Lama
r,ansb has e,na IA N,a,sb,lIto,.n Ia 49,
.as sunnlv stenoer,,,ba,. TO-, Tho r.a,ts-
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Messrs. f. III. Clifford and j. A. Rails
and families left TODAY for a weeks
STAY near the second clay bluffs. about
four miles up the river. The party is
we'll supplied with a camping outfit.
ETC. and expects to have n pleasant
time
Friends in this city of Miss Frances
Mullen, of Waterloo. will be Interested
few DAYS for the east. and after n visit
at the principal resorts of the Atlantic
coast viii sail for E,urope. for a wears
stav. Miss Mullen will be acconpan-
led nv her aunt Mrs Gertrude t,diy.
Mrs. III. j. Howe was hostess to few
of her young lady friends TINS morn
ing at porch sew party. given at 10
O'Clock complimentary to MISS Mabel
Woodbury.. who is soon to leave for an
extended sojourn at Prague, Bohemia.
and luncheon was served at l.. Miss
Alkaline Parker. of Colorado Springs,
was the only out-of-tow guest.
county superintendent Hostettief re-
ceiNea TINS morning from state super
lntenaeht Oh Puplic instruction X. Y.
Barrett copy OF the revised school
laws OIL IOWA. one Oh the important
changes made is notlceapie IN me NM
It's OF ages Tor teachers. According TO
the Old laws young women above the
age OF ~ We're permitted 10 teach ana
young men above ~. me new law es-
t1'tisheS the age l!inii 81 ~ iof ho'A
ooSs ana sliis.
pah ,,;,,a, for,ar VII, ,,,own
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, 80, =, -. 49,.
an iisco iuss'i's eNei'i,is ~ oiii .'uo'''iue
where ne mas peeii ils'NiiiS ms ii''i'.e ioi
the past ne" years. WE. -Mliief ndS hal'
chafse OF s'iihs OF horses az 4>utWooei
Rafk lof lhe past TWO years' curing
whlch ms enllre tlf1e' pfacucaiiN. mas
peeh spent apout ehe race 'iaek. ne IS
NOW taxing snort resi- ana VIII ENJOY
the Tune visiting lrlenas mere.
AZ an eNtretieN carry houf eiiis
morning, long before the ."Mh "as
awake D. Nelson RATE. fisherman.
ana JoHh messenger leie lof .tie s'lins
OF iahes is!ts IN 'i'e Nt'iie''a ''o'-
toms Known as 'i'e i'ooss poias. Milsre
theS spent .he das ahsiii'S ioi 'iieii RI
Noil'e hsh 'ile iilusheiioiis's'' y 'eiei'iioiis
ihessase ieeelNea rom ene ssh '"'i
az 'he ~. y Wllp.'f store 'iiis l'io,ii!hs
requested lhal u CITY ''e sen, 70 piiiis
pach 'iieif .asei.. hes s'''u' y. 'iie'
turing il'ush'.ss "eis'i','s ''i ''is ~, -
RON Yen ~ ioi.s oai ~ ,,e
WIZ We heNs ~ mos. - ~ - ~, 60.
tribe was not supposed 10 lih1blt tle
waters OF TINS VlclnltS.
va 'o'in i'ais,n' M.,o7 - -