Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-12
The CITY In BRIEF

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George j. Allen, ophthalmologist.
DR.. Boucher, EOS South Third Ave.
Strong boy wanted. skegg's Wal
Paper Store.
All grades and makes of watches a,
cost. Miller, the jeweler, los East
Main.
For sale-A large standing desk, al
| most new. Inquire at the Times Re
publican business office.
Special inducements for ten days
Cali on DR.. L. b. Phelps. the ophthal-
mologist, for information.
BY close inspection You will find our
rev fall suits are the most up date
shown in the city. NJ. f. Andrews.
our mercerized glnghams on sale a
10 cents are the greatest value in these
| goods ever offered. Banuatyne & Lay
Wanted-To rent 1oxl2 tents from
August 19 to September g. VIII pay
regular rental prices. Address r. r. Y
Nj. c. A.
|
Retail Clerks Union sos will give a
lawn social on THURSDAY, Aug. 10. at POS
South First avenue. Ice cream and
cake 10 cents.
Mrs. Seth zug who was operated or
yesterday for an abcess of the gall
bladder, is doing nicely. Her condition
| however, is quite serious.
|
One more week of the great reduc-
ton sale of watches. clocks, jewelry
| and silverware at cost for cash. Miller.
the jeweler. los East Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Wantz form
Revere, Mimi, are parents of twin
daughters.
Wanted-Two young men, about 90
to ~ years Of age, with three years ex-
| perence AS shoe salesman. Can get
| good posintions with with 4 first class
store. Address Box 1864, Des Moines
Iowa.
A drop of one degree in minimum
temperature. with the maximum re-
manning the same as on Monday, is the
record for Tuesday, as shown in this
mornings observation. The maximum
was IS; minimum, 40.
Professor Kenngott has made ar
arrangements to give his lessons in Ger
man ard French at the rooms of the
Central Iowa Business college. All let
| tiers should be addressed to him as
above. The new term hegins on Sept.
II and 10.
Dance at Tinkle's hall Aug. 13-old
Settlers pienic-come one. come all.
Music, Farguson's orchestra. Tickets
for evening - cents No disreputable
persons or drinking Of intoxicating
liquors in or about the hall viii be al
flowed Good order Will be maintained.
An officer will be in attendance.
Tony Pseneka, the up to- date tailor,
has just completed a course of in
struotion in cutting and fitting, and is
| better prepared than ever TO satisfy his
customers. With a new stock 10 select
from AMI assurance that your suit viii
| lit perfectly there is no reason why
you should not leave your order now.
Rev. F. w. Parsons, Pr. D., of Mason
| City, who is to deliver the principal adj
dress before the old settlers OF Mar
shall county upon the occasion of their
annual reunion aud picnic tomorrow
arrived in the city this morning from
/ Des Moines. DR.. Parsons is being en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Jud Garfield.
Have look at the new touches in
our window. They are very fine. and
the price Is right. We have other
styles that arrived this week. and will
| be pleased to have you come IN and see
them. While you are in the store ask
to see the music cabinets. They are
pretty and desirable. Marion Gard
The first attraction at the Odeon
! will be Rosar and Masous Comedians
who open a weeks engagement next
/ Monday evening. Aug. H. 1t IS an en-
cellent repertoire company and th'
plavs presented are all standard and
popular dramas. Monday night lady
viii be admitted free with every 80 cent
ticket. reserved before o'clock
4 Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Mrs c. c. Cottle, and children. who
have been at Clear Lake for the past
five weeks, will arrive home tomorrow
Mrs. Cottle has been quite seriously III
at the outing Club cottage, suffering
a recurrence of her heart trouble. She
is very much improved now. and is oui
of all Immediate danger. Mrs. II. a
Church and son Harry, who have beer
at the lake for the past two weeks
1 will accompany Mrs. Cottle home.
Mrs. A. h Simon entertained about
thirty little folks at her home Tuesday
Afternoon from TO 6 O'Clock. compli
mentary to the anniversary of her son
Julian. altho the Invitations We're is
sued for both Julian and Sidney. Chill
dren's games amused the guests and
the opening of a big Jack Horner pie
resulted In each receiving a souvenir
Miss Barbara Peddie, Of Emmetsburg
assisted Mrs. Simon.
Superintendent w. f. Tomlinson. OF
the county farm. spent Tuesday in the
! city leaving at night for the north
west where he VIII remain for two
| weeks vacation. Mr. Tomlnson will
| visit in Spokane, Seattle, Wala Walla
and Tacoma, Wash, Portland ana
other important points He was accom-