Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-31

buSHel.
Sweet potatoes and all other yege-
tables at olson's. the grocer.
II you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
For writing tablets and fancy boz
stationery. see Mcdonald & Mahood
Co.
Mrs. C. B. WINERY entertained in
formally few friends at supper, Tues
day evening.
Picture framing, new stock OF
mouldings just in. We do the best work
in the city. Skeggs Wall Paper Store
Bargain No. 6-Children's E. q. white
knitted underwaists. Sold the world
Parker.
Rev. Mother Aloysia, mother superio:
of St. Thomas hospital and Sister Cath
crime, also of st. Thomas, were in Colo
today on business.
Representatives to solicit
Iowa wholesalers, jobbers and manu-
facturers. No samples. References
necessary. Address, Manager care t.
r.
Rev. Frank Wheeler. who has been
in Cedar Rapids, for few days at
tending conference of the congrega-
ton of the German Baptist Brethren's
church, arrived home this morning.
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The season of the Gilman Canning
Company is on in full blast, and be-
tween 400 and 400 people are being en-
ployed at the works. The outlook for
a good quality of corn is pronounced
very favorable.
Culley has Damon plurns, large blue
pIums. home grown plums, Bartlett
pears California silver prunes, Concord
grapes. peaches by the basket and gen.
uine Jersey sweet potatoes. Prices
right Quality extra. See his display.
Harry yeatch, of Des Moines, son of
Mrs. c. +. Peterson, of this city. who
has been working under his brother,
Assistant Division Engineer Frank
Peterson, of the Great Western, will
enter Ames College this fall to take a
course In civil engineering.
Tomorrow night, September l. the
Pfister cigar store will give away to
some one of Its customers $50 suit OF
clothes to the one holding the duplicate
number of the first number drawn out
OF the little white chum. Dig up all
vonr tickets and bring them to the Pfs-
ter tomorrow night.
Having disposea of INV lumber busi
ness i viii appreciate nrompt settle
ment Of all outstanding accounts. Paw.
ward or at the Marshalltown state bank
until September 1, after which my Of
fee will be with the Marshall Tele-
phone Company, over Pappe's store. A.
A. Moore.
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A.. Anderson, daughter Caroline and
son Chester, Miss Josephine johnson
and Mrs. J. T. Jackson went to Mon
tour this morning to attend the funera,
OF Mrs. E. l. Rouse, which was held n,
the Methodist church this afternoon al,
2 o'clock.
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=, . riahA " fierce gave an ihior-
ma, ai.eia,oon parry iuesoay 10 ABOUT
q q uuAe'l siii itiei'os Oh .ler niece. MISS
ieu'h u oi''aha' MISS Aoia
4Ai,,oiu Meil li,e priAe ~ guessing
bv the names or different
flowers. Mrs. Pierce served light re-
dn,.ine the afternoon
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MIS-. Jessie L. van Aahut ana
aaushter 1retcheh, accompanied py
MIS-. van Aahot f1lother, MIS-. ,. II.
mccoy, ana sister, Mrs. I. Is. Seeiy, the
latter OF 81. raui, ieit TOT 81. Paul
evening. Mrs. van Iandt ana
Mrs MCCOY espeee 10 De Win Mrs.
Seeiy for some time, possibly thruout
the winter months, altho all may decide
to go TO California to spend the Win
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Mr.. Halsey french, or TINS city, VINO
has been spending MS summer Vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. ana MIS-.
A. n. french, LETT yesterday Tor fltts-
burg, where he mas accepted position
with the bureau or fhtratlon, Depart
ment OF PUBIC works. Mr. french
has been engaged with the VI
tufnWa nish schooi LOT t"o years
ana spent last year IN lhe hassacliu-
setts ihs'itu'e OIL ieci'hoioss' from
which ne graduated aI.er SANITARY
engineering course.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Travis, of Chi
cago' VINO nave neeh spending re"
Gays with MIS-. iraVis parents IN
sherleii, arrived ~ inc cies .,iis morn :