Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-27

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DR.. Burkhart, osteopath SO2 West
Main.
Read the Labor Day excursion al
tonight's issue.
Agent Fred Bates, of the Central, al
Dillon, was in the city Friday Afternoon
on business.
/ DR.. Clemmer. the Hopkins block
| dentist. Phone new. 335. Evenings bs
1 appointment.
Queen Quality So ladies' shoe, the
| best shoe made, any style. ut Geo
Fall and winter shoes. A good quail
| ity, popular style. at a popular price.
at Geo. Trautmann & Co.
| Mrs. j. H. Hardin, of Eldora, was IN
| the city Friday to attend the funer Al
| of the late Mrs. Louise Cissna Patter-
| son.
Base ball tickets for Sunday game
| on sale at LaShelle e Cooks cigar
store. Buy up town and avoid the
Sunday rush.
c. n. w. run special train to Boone
Labor Day, September 5. Fare 1925
round "trip. Two ball games. Help
boost for the Grays
Rev. w. J. Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
q. Mendenhall, Mrs. w. r.. Painter and
Sampson Davis went to LeGrand this
morning to attend the Friends quarterly
meeting today and Sunday.
l have limited amount of Indiana
lump coal that will sell at prices that
Will surprise you. Call up 3S on either
phone and ask about it before ordering
Iowa or Illinois Goals. Cahill Coal Co
The last Sunday game-Oskaloosa VS..
.Marshaltown. Ted Green will pitch
the game for the Grays. Buy your
tickets up town and avoid the rush
For sale at LaShelle & Cooks cigar
stores.
Miss Maude Gardiner has returned
from Minneapolis. where she has been
for five weeks, substituting stenog-
raphy position in the office OF Purcflas-
ing Agent Fred Wing. of the Iowa Cen
trail and Minneapolis & ST. Louis.
The South Center street Stars de-
feated the patch gang" nine on South
Center street grounds Friday after
noon, by a score Of IL to 5. Beck an
Loder and Larson formed the Stars
battery and Allen and Hamlin that of
the patch gang"
Mr. Ralph o. Church. of Liscomb.
spent Friday in the city. going to Gill
man in the evening, where he will
spend Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Church's mother. Mrs. f. c. RockhilI.
Mrs. Church and daughter have been
at the Rockwell home for few days.
Kennedy and his team went to Wa
terloo this morning and the Quakers
arrived here from the same city. The
Oskaloosa club will be the attraction
today and Sunday, with Burlington
coming Tuesday and Monday. ending
the last series, with the exception or
the Waterloo games next week
Mrs. ]. B. Cripps, of Albion. was In
the city Friday evening. on her way
been to attend the annual convention
of the Fourteenth district w. G. I. U.
Mrs. Cripps was accompanied home by
her little granddaughter, Carol Hough-
ton. who spent the day with her.
AS an opening of the fall season we
will put on sale Monday morning at
. o'clock two cases of Amoskeog isle
down outing flannel mill ends. AS they
are two to twenty yards in pieces, take
what you want, they sell for 12k cents
a yard, our price X cents. They
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Following the regular lodge session
an ice cream social was enjoyed by the
members OF the NJ. b. of A. and their
families at the German Odd Fellows
hall. Friday night. 1t had been in
tended to have short program of en-
but arrangements for
this were rather overlooked and jus,
a good social time was enjoyed instead. |
Having disposed of my lumber busi-
ness / will appreciate a prompt settle
,nent Of all outstanding accounts. Pay
nents may be made at the lumber |
yard or at the Marshalltown state bank |
until September I, after which my or |
fee will be with the Marshall Teie> |
phone Company, over Pappe's store. A. !
A. Moore.
Mrs b. S. ellison, and son Harold of |
Newton, arrived in the city Friday eve
ming from Cascade the birthplace of |
Mrs. Gibson. where they have been for I
4 three weeks visit at the old home |
stead Mrs. ellison visited her sister, /
Mrs Thomas Hamil, at Cascade, and I
1t Manchester visited another sister. I
Mrs. S. f. Tilton. Mr.. ellison met his |
wife and son here Friday evening, and |
after spending the night at the home |
Of his mother Mrs. T. s. ellison, left I
for Newton this morning.
The members of Der Deutsche Tn |
Kreis were pleasantly en-
-ertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Barrie, 40S North First street.
rhe reading OF Schiller's little drama,
Der Nesse Ais Onkle," was continued.
md conversation carried on in Ger
nan. Refreshments We're served by
he hostess after the reading The
only guest was Mrs. w. NJ. Maxwell,
Of Chicago, who Is visiting Miss Kath>
crime Armbruster. The next meeting
If the club will be two weeks from
with Mrs. w. B. Klbbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ely arrived
home Friday from Canada where they
lave been for a month. Mr.. Ely has
,een looking after the contract work of
Robinson g. Ely on the Canadian
Northern The firm has 525 miles of
work in railroad building, from kam-