Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-25

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Try the Middle West" cigar
1.-The Irony of Life" at Lebig's.
Or. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Elegant new rugs at Cards. See
them.
Read Iowa Tea Company's big adj
vertising writeup.
Special prices on lawn mowers.
schnddt's Hardware Store.
Only IS to St. Paul and return next
Sunday over the Iowa Central.
Hollis egg beaten Keats one egg in
fifteen seconds. Schmidt's Hardware
Store.
Mrs. George Sower. who has been
quite seriously i'll for u few days, is
somewhat improved.
The temperature for the twenty-four
hours ending at o'clock this morning
was, maximum, 80: minimum, &C.
There will be an excursion over the
Chicago Great Western to ST. Paul and
Minneapolis July 81, So for the .ound
trip.
Travelling Passenger Agent George
NJ. Martin. of the Central, was in the
city Thursday, looking after business
matters.
Join the excursion to st. Paul and
Minneapolis over the Iowa Central.
Train leaves at 1910 u. IN. Sunday
morning.
Attention, clerks-Be sure and attend
the open meeting of local Union No. 563
at German Odd Fellows hall tonight.
w. G. Punnell secretary.
Mr. Henry II. Jones, news editor of
the Des Moines Register and Leader,
was in the city Thursday afternoon
looking after business matters.
superintendent j. A. Davis and
Trainmaster b. G. Falls. of the Cen
trail, We're in the city today on business
III, g int
In another column will be found some
offers of real estate for sale or .rade
by Boardman .aldrch & Lawrence,
that it will pay to examine and invests
gate.
Miss Bessie Kicker. of Grinnell, Miss
Grimes, principal of schools at Virginia
City. Mont. and Miss Haskins. of New
York, We're guests yesterday at the
Wildman camp. at the clay bluffs, four
miles up the river.
Stop at Grays bakery and get a nice
cake for Sunday. For Saturday we will
lection of cakes and cookies ever shown
in Marshalltown. Remember the place.
Gray's bakery, 10 East Main street.
Mrs. VIM. Phillips, of Emmeysburg.
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Murphy. Mrs. Phillips is doing very
nicely.
Mr. Charles c. Urine. assistant cash
ier of the Marshalltown State Bank,
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All boys under 16 who intend to ioin
tho i,ninr camn of the Ra;lroa,l Y Nj.
{, A must have their annlications in
toniybt or tomorrow The Young men
and family groups must have their ap-
plicat;ons in within n few DAYS. Entire
eynense is So for n week. and 80 cents
a day for shorter time
day clerk at the Pilgrim for several
weeks. resigned his position Thursday
evening and will soon go on the road
for a ST Paul baking powder concern.
Mr.. David Heiman. who has been night
clerk, takes Mr.. Blacks work and the
night desk will be in charge of Mr..
Chrslnan, of Grinnell.
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yesterday III the interests of the Len
noX Manufacturing Company of this