Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-14
DR.. N. w. Ge,z. surgeon. physician.

DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon. physician.
DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 302 West
| Main.
Sweet midget pickles at Reynolds &
Sheldon's.
Arata tea at Huls & Sons. 116-11s
East State.
] The best cheese in the city at Huls
s. Sons, East State.
| Without a doubt the best $3.50 mems
shoe in America at Trautman & Cos.
/ If you want your laundry work done
well and promptly send it to FIitton.
DR.. Clemmer, the Hopkins block
dentist. Phone new, 335. Evenings by
appointment.
Will make special prices on cut glass.
Some very desirable pieces in stock,
Geo. L. Andrews.
Wanted-Girl for homework. Must
be well recommended. Mrs. ID. w. Nor
ris Jr, BIZ North First street.
A large line of framed pictures and
picture frames at D. G. Wilbur's. Franz
ed mirrors in all sizes and prices.
! The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. w. B. Elliott Friday after
noon
VIII Estel expects to leave tonight
! for Yankton. S. D., where he will
register for the drawing of lands in
| the Rosebud reservation.
DR.. H. H. Nichols and DR.. N. E.
Mighell, were in Waterloo Wednesday
In attendance at. the closing session of
the Austin Flint-Cedar Valley Medical
Association convention.
| Mr.. George Sewer, who has been IN
Chicago several weeks looking after
| business matters, connected with a
contract with the Chicago & Northwes-
| tern, arrived home Wednesday.
| Every dollars worth of summer mer-
| chandise must be sold by Saturday
night. Our seven-day novelty sale
prices are money savers. Archie Par
ker.
| The Staver buEgfes stand the wear
and always look well. They are the
have the exclusive agency. and will
make satisfactory prices. Darling g.
Gantz.
| We have a large assortment of rock
ers in all styles and prices. Mahogany,
golden, Antwerp. and weathered oak,
and birds eye maple. They are all
handles and will fit all people as well
as pocket books.
A. p. Spencer, OF Oskaloosa, auditor
of the Western Grocer Company, spent
Wednesday and today in the city, au-
diting the books of the Letts-Fietcher
Company and the Spencer-Letts Ccf-
fee Company, the two branch houses
iof the company located In this city.
| Miss Ida Dugan has gone to Winfield,
1 ILL.,, where she has entered Miss For
sythe's rest cure sanitarium. for an In
definite stay Miss Dugan has been in
| poor health for several months, and is
| In hopes that the treatment at the Win
field sanitarium will result in mark
! ed Improvement.
! Nearly all of the autos owned in the
| city are now furnished with license
numbers, furnished by the state. upon
registration of all the vehicles. as pro-
vided by law. With the numbers,
which are placed usually on the back
/ of. the bed of the machines, are the let
! ters Ia" showing the state in which
| the registry is made.
Mrs. B. G. Cochran. 401 West Boone
street, will entertain this evening on
the lawn at her home, about thirty Of
/ the members Of Marshall Lodge, No.
40. Daughters OF Rebekah, ani q few
friends Friday the members Of the
lodge will drive to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Pegg, near Green Mountain. where
they will spend the day picnicing.
il. Wagner and c. A. Reavis, of
Marietta township. living two and
one-half miles southwest of Hartland,
arrived In the city Wednesday from
| Bonneville. Yadkin county, North Caro-
lima, where they went a few weeks ago
| with the body of Mr.. Reayis. who died
on June 80. Interment was at Boone
VILE the old home of the Reavis and
/ Wagner families Mrs. Wagner Is a
sister OF Mrs. Reavis
Marshalltown has never known such
grand sale as our seven day novelty
sale. Archie Parker has kept his prom
ises with the people to the letter. Never
were muslin. hosiery, oilcloths and
scores OF other household necessities
| offered at such low prices and In such
large quantities. Our competitors say
they can't see how Archie Parker can
do It, Hundreds of satisfied customers
testify that he does all he advertises
and more.
Mayor ]. P. Martin. of Waterloo,
was in the city Wednesday evening,
being on his way to Eldora. where he is
| summoned owing to the death of Mrs.
| Martins father Mr.. William Ayers,
which occurred Tuesday forenoon. The
! funeral was held this morning from the
family home. Mrs. Martin has been at
| her fathers bedside for two weeks, and
was present at his death. Mayor Mar
| tin lived at Eldora for many years and
at one time was correspondent for the
T.-R. at that point.
The ballasting along the line of the
Iowa Central between this city AMI
Abba, most Of which was done south OF
Grinnell, is almost completed, and the
steam shovel, which has been working
in the gravel pit at Clifford. has been
/ removed. 1t was taken to Hampton
/ yesterday, where a great deal of filing
| is to be done preparing the approaches
| ~ the trastle over SduaW creek, q short