Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-26
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VIM. Battin, 5 per cent farm loans.
See Labor Day excursion ad tonight S
paper.
s1.25 round trip to Boone Labor Day.
September s.
Ladies, we would be pleased to show
You our, new line of fall coats. Henry
Pappe.
Miss Laura Jones, who has been i'll
for a few days, is able to be up and
about the house.
JOS. H. Egermayer, attorney. gem
eral law practice. collections. City
National Bank building.
FAN and winter shoes. A good quail
ity. popular style, at a popular price.
at Geo. Trautmann & Co.
Bargains in quick meal gasoline
stoves. Call or write for prices.
Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Rev. ]. F. Burling of Hawarden, will
conduct the services at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning at 10: so.
Ladies. tomorrow will be our last
closing out sale of ladies' wash waists.
You can buy them al your own price.
Henry Pappe.
School shoes, school shoes. We are
carrying a large assortment. Shoes
that give satisfaction at Geo. Traut-
mann & Co.
Everybody's going to Boone Labor
Day. Only s1.a5 round trip. The
Grays play two games ball. Train
leaves at a. M
Again we invite you to call at our
ladies' parlor so we can show you what
49c and 9Sc will buy in ladies' wash
waists. Henry Pappe.
Ross Salisbury went to Dows this
morning to play ball with the BOWS
club this afternoon. Maurice Kent,
who is already in Dows. will also play
with the team.
Ladies. our new fall suits are ready
for your inspection. They are hand
some. and we would be pleased to show
them to you. Henry Pappe, Marshall-
towns leading clothier for women.
Rev. William Pilot and w. r. Painter
went to LeCirand this morning to at
tend the Bangor quarterly meeting of
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ginning this afternoon, and continu-
ing over sunday.
W. c. Hall. of keokuk. has purchased
the City Bakery. at lis West Main. of
Brown & Co.. and will continue the
business on /, larger scale than before.
Fresh breal, pies. cakes and all kinds
Of choice bakery goods will be kept on
hand al al tines.
For limited time only we will give
Z. bread knife tree with one cake of
jHp2-Gura soap. 70 cents. This Is merely
IL Intro luce this fine medicated toilet
soap, and will be discont nued as soon
.as present supply of knives are ex-
haustad. DAVIS Pharmacy, Finkle
Block
TIE Christian eadeavor society OF
the Christian church was most pleas
antly entastasrad at it's monthly bus
:aess meeting, and social session
1h.lrssag evening. by Miss Nellie
Thefnpson, IT the latter's country home,
north Of the city. A hay rack load OF
about twenty attended
Lincoln j. Carriers latest sensational
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the odeon tonight The plot is a good
one, and the story consistently told.
Special scenery is used for each act.
and the cast is competent one, in-
Guiding Maggie LeCiair, Charles A.
Gardner. Jack Simons and the Boylan
children.
Rev. Bertha Bowers. pastor of the
Congregational church of Creston,
passed thru the city this morning on
her way to Montour, to attend the dis
trict convention of the w. C. II. U.
Rev. Bowers will deliver the principal
address before the gathering this eve
ming. Mrs. Adelaide Walker also went
to Montour this morning to attend the
convention.
w. A. Gardner, general manager: r.
II. Ashton assistant general manager:
". D. Cantillion, general superinten-
dent: and w. HI. Whalen. superinten-
dent Iowa division, accompanied by
minor officials of the Northwestern.
passed thru the city yesterday on a
special train en- route west over the
line on a trip of inspection. Depot
property is to be inspected as well as
the physical conditions.
Mrs. c. s. Hollenbeck and daughter,
Mrs. r. v. Hanna. OF Spencer. arrived
in the city Thursday evening and will
remain for visit Of two weeks at the
horne of the formers sister, Mrs. w. +.
Koontz, in this city, and Mrs. W. J. Tiff
fanny, at Union. Mrs. Hoilenbeck and
Mrs. Hanna viii participate in a family
reunion to be held at the Tiffany home
on September l. when there will also
be celebrated the marriage of Miss
Maude Tiffany to Mr.. Harry Clement,
of Union.
DR.. and Mrs Il. F. Kierulff gave a
picnic at Cottage grove park Thurs
day afternoon to the ladies of the
Witenagenote Club and their husbands,
in honor of their son. Mr.. j. f. Kier-
ulff, of San Francisco The picnickers.
numbering about twenty. spent the af-