Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-13
Sweet potatoes at culley's.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, rs East Main.

Sweet potatoes at Culley's.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath rs East MAR
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 500 Yves
Main
For fine wool challies so to NJ. +. An
drews'
Strong boy wanted. skegs's Wal
| Paper Store.
Fresh pike. trout, white halibut an,
bu!iheads at Culeys.
A fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. will tel
$4,000 people that your farm is fol-
sale.
Special inducements for ten days
Call on Dr. L. 3. Phelps. the ophthai-
mologist, for information.
Assistant General Freight Agent H
+. Marsh. OF the Central, was in tn
city Wednesday. looking after company
business.
James Cripps. Jr., son of Mrs. Cripps
of Albion, has enlisted in the Unite!
States army, making four Albion boys
to become members of the army within
the past few months.
Parties are reminded that If they Will
only think to make an appointment
with Or. Wood the weli-known eye and
ear specialist, before calling ii Will not
necessitate the reception room being
overcrowded.
on page Z will be found the state
Hent OF our mi!l, DENYING the unmiti-
gated falsehood OF Mail street grocer
regarding tha relative merits of Monitor
and T.. a. c. .. fours. The Mutual
Benefit. Roy r. Waterbury.
Chaplain Jesse Cole. of the Soldiers
Home. left for Clear Lake this morn
ing, where he will act as supply this
afternoon in addressing the Epworth
League assembly, now in session
there,
Mr. and Mrs. L. G.. Wallace and
family left this morning for Lake Oko-
boji for an outing of a couple of weeks.
Mr.. Wallace will be at the lake during
he Gilbert Burmester shoot given next
week, and the Indian shoot of the week
,ollowing. He will participate in
both.
Or. George Click. of Des Moines.
spent the day in the city, coming to
attend the old settlers reunion and
picnic. Dr. Click never misses an OPP
to be with his friends of :,
lalf century ago, who together We're
Instrumental in building the monu-
nents that stand today to honor their
James.
Mrs. J. A. Englehart, of 105 East
church street. the aged mother of Mrs.
:. c. Ducane, is lying very i'll at her
lone and but Very little hopes are en-
ertained for her recovery. Mrs. En-
,lehart is suffering from a very severe
Intestinal trouble, induced largely by
Ter extreme age. Mrs. Eng!ehart is IS
ears old.
The Fifty Third regiment band left
his morning for Cedar Falls. to join
he companies of the regiment that so
nto camp there today for a week. Ow-
ng to the state regulations governing
he size of the band not all of the |
lembers We're allowed to so. The per-
onnel of the organization which left |!
ias David Ferguson, Lon Gageby, |
ieorge Estel. VIII Miller and Robert
,ershaw. the latter of Des Moines
ornet, Joseph Radke, B. Runner
'hilip Vandermeider. Benjamin Ben I
ow; Charles Jentsch, clarinet; John |
,olan, piccolo; Julius Holm, Charles |
Wallace. Nicholas Miller. Elgin Perry, /
enor: a. G. Dixon, Roy Robinson, I
iartin Rain, James Lamb. trombones:
!. c. Brenneck. Max Arnheim, Will |
.stel baritone; Fred Robertson. c. c. 7
.oodmansee, bass: and p. Nj. Adam I
IN and George F'oehlinger drums.
'rum Major Joseph REESE. OF Dubuque,
ill join the band at camp Messrs.
Y. p Gaffney and Charles McMurray
ere taken along as cooks.