Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-21
George ]. Allen, ophthalmologist.
We are better prepared than ever
D Your laundry work. Elitton.

Everything In season at our marke
Bulk oysters tomorrow. lohn AWde.
You can save lust so cents by bl1vin
your fan corset Of us. Archie p,rke
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Our suit and cloak department i
7 known for the unrivallell perfection o
s'sle, NJ ana Workmanship OF us gar
'i'se't's VI : AllileMs,
Miss Harris VIII receive Il Unite,
! number of pupils in elocution an,
physical culture. Call or address a
iii West Church street.
Miss Mabel Dawson. of Liscomb. ar.
. rived in the city Saturday evening an,
went to LeGrand. where she viii ente,
Palmer College as student.
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/ Several parties called this morning
| for the purpose of consulting with DR.
Wood the eye and ear specialist. and
complained because there were so
many others ahead of them. This eau
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| The juvenile football teams, as well
as their elders, have Begun practice,
and the first of the seasons games was
played in this city Saturday afternoon
on the grounds at the end of North
Second avenue. The Woodbury. team
won from the First ward by a score OF
rs to O..
Mrs. c. C. aIillhiser. who has been in
The Presbyterian hospital Chicago. for
the past five weeks, taking treatment
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800 s Sa,,,n,n, ioi some l,,ile' returned
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Stoltz, who We're
married in Conrad Wednesday even
ing arrived in the city this morning
from Eldora, where they have been
visiting relatives. Owing TO Mr.. Stoltz's |
liability To be absent from HIS bust |
] ess he Will not take tie trip he had |
Intended Mr.. and Mrs. Stonz viii /
d venue
Near the head OF the list In modern I
=. " GORE mas changed this safeguard +
70 iisaith from a luxury to one of the
siai!idis comforts OF lie pY putting It
. si'e liisiihet ~ price Which makes
WITHIN ehe feach OF an. Never IN
witty years mas TINS aftlcle been sold
- % TOW q piice as moore IS now max
tits ioi eaiis oIuers.
Corsets at half price. Fifty cents
1llys q hieh-erada corsat Archie par.
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Some of the best samples of apples
brought to the city this season are
rom the orchard of c. A. Haskin, of
his city. in Timber Creek township.
Mr. Haskin's trees bore We'll this season
much better in fact. than was antici-
oated early in the season His princi-
aal varieties are Mcintosh Reds, Ro-
ran Stems. Golden Sweets and Wolf ,
fivers. The Wolf River apples, altho !
lot fit for eating, until next month, are !
Vt exceptional size. many weighing
nurteen and fifteen ounces 5
i
H., was In the city Saturday. being ON
lis way to LeGrand. where he will re-
main for short visit at Palmer Col
ege. Rev. Hawk is a minister of the !,
christian church. and has been called
~ the church at Barnes CITY. Powe-
HEX county, to act as it's pastor Rev. I
tawk has been TO Barnes CITY to in
,eS t{e.ata the conditions and has mt r