Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-12
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| VIM Battin. S per cent farm loans.
Number granite tea kettles, so
cents at EUrpushs.
Tomorrow at Pappe's $3.50 and s1.00
shirts at 81 cents. Only tomorrow
| Mrs. d. T. Denmeael wants good
girl for general homework, at 800 East
State street.
| Miss Carlson. nurse. is located at 204
| West State street, with A. I. Orchard.
! New phone 2S7.
Jos. II. Egermayer. attorney, gem
eral law practice, collections. City
! National Bank building.
Iowa corn fed beef, the best on earth,
cut 10 suit you and prompt delivery.
Use either phone. Jarvis & Kellogg.
District Passenger Agent George
Bristow. of the Chicago Great Western.
WIS in the city Thursday night looking
after company business.
Tailor made suits. half price, some
good values left. We have a lady ex-
pert filter in the store to make neces-
sary alterations and guarantee the fit.
NJ. +. Andrews
Wanted-Bright boy 10 or 16 years of
age to 40 clerical work. Must be COM
petent and willing to work. None 9TH
ers need apply. Address d, 8. care
Times Republican.
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For the grocers ard butchers ex-
cursion Thursday the 18th. the trains
X, T. On - ,rn
Great Western. Round trip, SIPS;
children, 50 cents.
White china cup and saucer or plate
free with each soc cash purchase at
Sinclair's Saturday. The best bargain
you ever saw. Come and see them
Sinclair Tea & Coffee Co.
Charles c. Cooley. of Gilman. bro
Their of Edgar w. Cooley. of this city,
is very critically i'll at his home. suf-
fering an attack of Bright's disease,
complicated with heart trouble.
Why not try 25-cent box of Japa-
Cura soap? 1t is meoicated and equal
in every respect to any other brand.
AS a premium, to introduce the soap,
bread knife is given with each box.
Davis Drug Co.
[ Running in opposition to the parade
tomorrow will be D. C. Wilbur's show
window, which contains some of the
best things in the picture line ever
shown in this city. These are but
few of the good ones. See them.
We shall place on sale tomorrow
Monarch shirts. sold everywhere for
q m oh ,tc
sold everywhere for $3.50. both quail
ties. at the remarkably low price of
81 cents. Buy now. Henry Pappe,
Marshalltown's greatest clothier
DIR. w r. David and Mr.. w. M. Clark
arrived home Thursday evening from
Waterloo where they have been attend-
ing the grand lodge meeting OF the
knights OF Pythias. Messrs. P. A. Haw-
lay and w. w. Doolittle We're the other
two delegates to the grand lodge from
Cosmopolitan Lodge. No. IS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lowery and
daughter, Mrs. Jonas Pratt and daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. $. Buffet. also the latter's
little son, Carl, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Lar
son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Butler and Miss Libbie
Coulter, all of LaMuille, We're among
the visitors in the city Thursday for the
old settlers picnic.
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One OF the most interesting events
at the grocers and butchers excursion
passengers going. Everybody, old and
young can take part Last year some
gnesses fell short che thousand and
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first ladies' and gents prizes came
within two OF the correct number.
Mrs. George Geraart and children,
Harry and Katherine, arrived home
Thursday evening from a nine weeks /
visit in Hebron. Net'.. and Gowrie. AT /
Hebron, where they spent most of their /
time, MI Gerhart is making his head
quarters, while travelling out of St. |
Louis, Mo-, for the Western Grocery |
Company At Gowrie Mrs. Gerhart
visited her sister. Mrs. A. A. Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mccormack and /
daughter Ethel MIR. and Mrs. Joseph +
King and daughter Grace. Mrs John I
Steward and daughter Nellie, Mrs I
Thomas Tucker, Mrs. Michael Keopple +
Mrs. w j. Clemens, Mrs. Susie Glenn /
ons Mrs. Fred Butles. Miss Rela Hoo /
Yer and Miss May Brackney and sisters /
Eva and Ellie, all Of Clemens. were
among the old settlers day visitors in I
the city Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Brown. Mr.. and I
Mrs. S. r. Barnhill and Mr.. Ross Sheetz I
arrived home Thursday evening from |
Waterloo. where they have been at t
tending the annual encampment of the /
Second brigade of the Third regiment, I
Patriarchs Militant, l. o. @. f.. which |
has been in session since Tuesday Mr. /
and Mrs. w b. Elliott and Mr. Charles /
T. LaPlant also returned from Wat
erloo Thursday.
Rev. John Weston. of Peoria, father
of Mrs. George McGill will arrive in
the city this evening to remain for a
visit OF two weeks. He has been WIS.,
iting the ST Louis exposition Rev. /
Weston VIII occupy the pulpit of the
church Sunday morning.
He is one of the old pastors of Peoria,
and has but recently celebrated his
twenty fifth years pastorate with the
Presbyterian church of that
city.
The body OF Mrs. George Whipple, of /
Slater. arrived In the city this morn
ing, accompanied by the husband ane
his children. Bessie. Louise. Fred and