Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-02
DR.. Bullard, osteopath. 2s East Main.

A new line of fancy pillow tops to
morrow at Is cents. Archie Parker.
Sweet apples for picking and pre-
serves. Huls 81 Son, Finkle block.
II you like good bread buy Colo
Medal -four. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
For writing tablets and fancy boz
stationery, see Mcdonald & Manhood
Co.
Mrs Coyle has a new line of beauti
full buttons in the popular dress goods
colors.
Rev. w. w. Gist, of Cedar Falls. vii
preach at the Congregational churci
Sunday morning.
Justice w. M. Clark left Thursda,
evening for Mt. Pleasant, where HI
spent the day on business.
Exchange Of home baked articles
Saturday at p. m. Reynolds & Shell
don's grocery Y. NJ. c. A. ladies.
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We place on sale tomorrow a splen.
did assortment of women's and misses
| tailored and ready-to- wear millinery
e. r. Lay
\ Deputy Sheriff Alva Nicholson was
n in State Center Thursday afternoon
Serving subpoenas on witnesses before
THE grand jury.
| Saturday sale Of summer underwear
at Hawkeye store: Fifteen cent vest
| 3 cents; 25 cent vests for 15 cents; 2S
dent pants, l5 cents; pairs for 2E
GENTS.
! ! Meet me at Boone, Monday, Labor
| Ibay, September 5. Special train by c.
/ n. w. Only $1.25 round trip. Don't
| forget the hour. Special train leaves
att s a. m.
Send us your orders for Sunday. Our
mAats are fresh, and not shelf worn.
| THAT is why some people can afford to
| make low prices. Leutennegger &
Coz South Third avenue.
Have you commenced house cleaning
yet \ If so, you will need oil clota@,
linoteum, mating and many other
Things to make the rooms look bright
err. We have a large stock. Marion
Gard.
Miss Vada Robertson, of the Des
Moin@s office of the Postal Telegraph
Comp any, has accepted the position of
operator at the Britain & Co, pack
ing house. She began her duties at
noon today.
Ray( M. East who recently left this
city for Detroit, with q view of TAX
ing a position with II. Scherer & Co,
has gone to Paxton, H., to assume the
manag ement Of the I. N. Cool Buggy
Company at that point.
Train|master l.. NJ. Shpley of the
Chicago Great Western, was in the
city Thursday night, coming to make
the preliminary arrangements for
handling the Barnum Bailey circus out
of here for Des Moines September 6.
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We ard selling meat just as cheap as
any of our competitors and it is the
best We personally select all our
stock and buy only the choicest anf~
mails. q ur delivery system is perfect
and our prices right. Leutennegger
& Co, South Third avenue.
A surprise upon Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.
Hanson of 4O6 South Fifth street, was
enjoyed by a dozen friends of the
young couple Thursday evening. The
evening w;bs spent with games and MIR.
and Mrs. Manson We're presented with
a plate and cup rack. Refreshments
were served
There is lno good reason why you
can not purchase a new buggy this
fall. We are sale agents for the cela-
brated StaIer buggy, and they are
warranted MOT to climb telegraph
pole, frighten teams, or stop several
miles from home and refuse to work
Darling & Gantz.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Richards, Miss
Ardella Richards, Miss Orpha Adkin-
son, matron of Palmer College, Presi
dent Carlyle Summerbell, of Palmer
College, and MIR. and Mrs. A. M. Han
son, all of Lei Grand, were in the citv
Thursday, being on their way to AL
bion to attend lthe Central Iowa Chris
tian Conference, at Old Bethel
Mrs. Jessie (Swan, of Omaha, wife
of a member of 1.-THE Soldiers Home who
is in the hospital is expected to ar
rive in the city soon, owing to MIR.
Swans illness Mr.. Swan came to the
Home from Lucas county about eight
months ago, and has been in the hos
pital all this time. He is suffering from
tbe effects Of Kidney and bladder
trouble and q general breakdown of the
nervous system.
telegram received this morning
from Mrs. w. w. Hazen who is at the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs. III. M.
Isenberg, in Pierre, SD, says that Mrs.
Jsenbere is very low. and her condition
is most critical. Mrs. Hazen lett ioI
Pierre Monday, and upon her arfiVai
found her daughter so I'LL that she was
unable to recognize her. a letter re-
ceiyed by Mr.. HazAn yesterday told of
her condition being slightly improved,
hut she ia worse today Mrs. Isen-
berg's condition is fue to an attack OF
fever She was formerly Miss Leila
Hazen.
Mr.. G. w. warburton, of 1ndepen-
dence member Of Iowa State COL
lege class of 'O2, was in the city Thurs
day afternoon, being on his way 10
An1es, where he will remain Tor a Few
days visit with friends. Mr.. Warbuf-
ton is now in the employ OF the gov
eminent, working under the direction
of the office of farm management ae.
partment of agriculture. Nearly all or
his time is spent I'D the south ana
southwest, where the government Is
+,,,,po +o ascist nlantarS in the way OF