Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-06
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
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Chamberlain, optometfiSt.
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician
Dance tonight at A. o. Y. w. hall.
| Fresh bulk olives at Olson's, tn
grocer
| Great shirt sale at Pappe's this even
| ing-S9c buys 75c shirt.
New books for the Tabard Inn lib
rstry at Simmons Book Store.
/ If you like good bread buy Cole
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
If you want your laundry work done
| we'll and promptly send it to F1itton
See us before placing your order TO
coal. Phone lao. Brown Fuel ant
Lime Co
This evening will be your last chanc,
to- purchase T5r madras shirts for $50
at Pappes.
/ DR.. Ciemnfer, the Hopkins block den.
list. Phone. new 3s5. Evenings BY
| appointment.
"Lockman Lump coal is a cheal
high grade fuel. Order now. Brow,
Fuel and Lime Co.
Mr.. NJ. L. Neiman left this morning
| for Luverne. summoned by the illness
/ of his daughter, Mrs. w. Elizabeth
Eggerth.
| Ii you want "A gasolene stove we vii
sell you one for just what 1t costs te
repair. r. c. Eates' second hand store
l North Center
| Editor Frank A. Vaughan, of the
Grinnell Gazette, was in the city this
morning. between trains being on his
way to Cedar Rapids on business.
/
| We have complete line of Office
furniture, roll top desks, chairs and
ether furniture that is desirable and
VIII make low prices on same. r. c.
| F,a:es, second hand store. North Cen
tar.
w. Fl. Bohnhorst and daughter An
| ma departed Friday night for Relligan
| E'1lsten. Germany, where they will visl,
| for month with relatives. Mr. BONN
| horst is an employee In the Iowa Contra
paint shop.
Fl. w, Squires, who has been in Bed
ford since early in the spring. looking
after the erection of school house. for
which he has the contract, arrived
In the city this afternoon and will spend
Sunday at home.
Special excursion train Sunday Aug.
Z to Waterloo via Chicago Great West
ern. only 81 for round trip. Train
leaves $40 a. nj. A double header game
of base ball--Irays VS., Waterloo will
be played for one admission.
"A Daughter of Corsica" will be the
opening bill by the Jack Hoeffier Com
pany at the Odeon Monday night.
sSpecialties between each act. lady
admitted free with every 30 cent ticket
purchased before o'clock. Prices. 10,
20 and 80 cents.
Elmer Mettin, living FIVE miles north
OF the city. i'll TAYLOR township. brought
to this Office today giant tomato
grown by him on his farm. The vege-
table weighed one pc nd and seven
ounces, and was sixteen inches In
diameter. MIR Melting has $50 plants
bearing on his, farm.
John S. HiSson, of st. Anthony. spent
Friday in the city, being one Of the
many interested spectators at the doc
tors lawyers ball game. Mr.. Hixson
had so many friends on both sides that
he didn't dare risk any money on the
outcome. The end of the game. how
ever. he was not privileged to see, for
fear of missing his train home.
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Friends and relatives to the number
of about thirty-five, surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Mcmillan, of Burr Oak,
kas.. Thursday. at the home of Mr..
Hester A. Hollingsworth, at Bangor,
was in honor Of Mr. McMillan's sixtieth
were former old residents of Bangor.
The party was a most pleasant one.
Work is still progressing on the stone
crushing plant of the LeGrand Quarry
Company, at Its quarry at Quarry,
which was burned down last fall. Ser
ious delays In the building operations
have been caused by the difficulty In
receiving lumber shipments, but now
these have arrived, and 1t is expected
that the plant will be again ready for
business about the middle Of the COM
ing month.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Bellus, and Mrs.
j. c. Bailey, departed Friday evening
for Ohio, where they will visit in CO.
lumbus. Milford Center, Marysville, and
Woodstock for three or four weeks.
They go especially to attend the odd
home week" of the residents OF Union
county which, is their former home.
Former residents Of Union county, who
are SO scattered over wide area, are
gathering there for this celebration and
renewal Of former friendships which
takes place the coming week.
Mrs. G. o. Rogers and daughter, Miss
Alice. formerly Of this city, but now
of New Orleans, arrived In the city
Friday evening from Cedar Rapids.
where they have been for week 8
visit as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
f. Kennedy. Prior 20 their Cedar Rap
ids visit they We're in Chicago for n
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Rogers Mrs. Rogers and daughter
will be here for week withe their son
and brother, Mr.. Charles b. Rogers,
and family, and from here will go to
ST Joseph, Mo-. to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Crocker for few weeks. They
will return to Marshalltown at the con-
clusion of their st. Joseph visit and
after another short stay here and in
Chicago Will leave for New Orleans
via ST. Louis, where they will visit the
exposition.
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