Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-10
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, rs East Main.

Wanted-To buy mems good second
hand shoes. Bates second hand stora,
81 North Center.
! Jos. II. Egermayer, attorney, gen.
eral law practice, collections City
/ National Bank building.
/
| The finest table beers are the Wiener
and the Export. manufactured by Val
Blatz, Milwaukee. Sold only by Chas.
Dieterich.
We have 500 tons of coke that we
want to sell and will make price that
will move it quickly. Gregory Coal,
Coke and Lime Co.
Mrs. Henry Pappe entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening at an informal
dinner, given in honor of Mrs. Charles
Keller, of bingham, Wis.
Lawrence Rhode, of State Center.
was in the city Tuesday, going in the
evening to Waterloo. where he will be
| present at the encampment of the cam
| ton.
Wanted-Bright boy Is or 16 years of
age to do clerical work. Must be COM
petent and willing to work None 9th
|
| Times Republican.
There is plenty of time In which to
buy coal cheap and soft coal should not
be put in the bin for month yet See
us, we will give you a real bargain.
! Gregory Coal, Coke and Lime Co.
| John NJ. Speer, the we'll known Iowa
Central engineer. who has been on his
| initial trip as a travelling representa-
| tive of the Penn Manufacturing Com
rany, Oskaloosa, arrived home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Jno. Dixon, so long manager
of the Pilgrim Pharmacy, will here
after be found at the "Old Reliable
Drug Store No. 5 East main, and re-
spectfnlly asks all his old friends and
to call.
Mrs. w. C. Payne, assisted by Mrs.
w. O. Johnson. Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs.
| George w. Smith and Mrs. e. S. Bur-
roughs. will entertain the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Congregational church
Thursday afternoon at her home. COR
ner Of State and Third streets.
Charles Wohlert. of State Center.
was in the city Tuesday, coming to
consult ieg;' advice as result of
suit that had been brought against him
because of dog bite. animal be-
longing to Mr.. Wohiert is alleged to
have bitten State Center man, and he
is seeking redress in justice court.
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Ladies-Tomorrow. Thursday Aug.
1 ,1,a s,lo 10 iph VIC
Jackets in covert cloth, black serge and
chevots, just the thing for this time of
year. at $40. These jackets are sold
elsewhere for SIS and IS. All summer
shirt waists at half price to close.
Henry Pappe, Marshalltown's leader in
women's wear.
Presiding Elder w r. Pitner, of
the MarshalltoWn district Methodist
church, accompanied by his wife and
son Paul, went to Gilman this morning,
| where Rev. Pitner will hold quarterly
conference. Mrs. Pitner. who is dis
trict president of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society. went along for
the purpose of organizing a branch
among the ladies of the Gilman church.
j. ]. Kirkendall, of LaMoille, was in
the city Tuesday bringing one of his
fine horses. a 3-year-old colt, which he
sold to j. n. Baughman. Mr. Baugh
man paid SITS for the animal, a thor
oughbred pure black Norman. raised by
Mr. Kirkendall on his farm, one and
one half miles south of the county
farm The horse weighed 1850 here.
and stands about sixteen hands high.
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1t is not necessary to be a good Judge
OF meats II you place your orders with
us, for we buy only the very best stock,
! so that our meats are all good Our
cooling facilities can not be surpassed
AMI we will deliver your meat in a
refrigerator wagon. at the same price
you may buy 1t elsewhere at the
market. II you cannot get what you
want at your market telephone us.
Leutennegger & Co.
The former high school battery, Kent
and Salisbury. had not little to do
with Gladbrook winning from the Gil
man team at Gladbrook Tuesday. Kent
struck out fifteen of the Gilman batters,
and Gladbrook won 4 to O. Kent went
to Bows this morning to play with that
towns team in it's game with Clarion.
which will be pulled off this afternoon.
Lloyd Maxwell will umpire the game.
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F. r. Benedict received telegram
this morning from Frank A. Cousins.
of Darlington, n. D., announcing that
no damage from frost had resulted near
Darlington, that the weather was fine,
and crops were looking good. Mr..
Benedict and his brother, Mr.. f. #.
Benedict, own 500 acres of North Da-
kota land. and We're anxious to hear
concerning the weather which has been
reported extremely cold.
Those who have tried the Banner
flour, manufactured by Hammond K
Son, of LeGrand, are profuse in their
praise OF 1t. 1t is made from the best
hard wheat, and by the latest improved
machinery The mill has recently been
overhauled and modern methods adopt
ed. IT makes as much and rs good
bread as any -four on the market. Try
it. For sale by Hammond & Son, Lee
Grand, and r. f. Benedict & Co, Mar
shailltown.
happy reunion OF the Roundabout
Club one Of the Oldest social and liter
airy organizations OF the city, which
flourished until a few years ago, when
great many of the members left the
city, was enjoyed this afternoon al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Smelling.