Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-02
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VIM. Battin, 5 per cent farm LOANS
ID. A. Collision, dentist, over 10 YVES
Main.
Fancy New York cheese and b4ic
cheese at Culley's.
Fifteen cent pillow top sale tom9r
row. Archie Parker.
A swell line of wells and vellings juE
received at the Hawkeye.
Sweet potatoes, seven pounds for +
cents. Huls & Son, Finkle block.
Something good for breakfast--Pawl
nee oats. Huls & Son, Finke block.
Buy tea and coffee at Culley's AM
get fancy dishes with your purchases.
Postmaster S. III. Hagen, of Picker
ing, was in the city Thursday on bust
ness.
Special pillow top sale tomorrow
Come and see what is cents will buy
Archie Parker.
If you bring your prescription to oul
store it will be carefully filled. Nc
Donald & Mahood Co.
Miss Kathryn T.. Morgan. principal
of the First ward schooI. arrived from
Lincoln, Neb., Thursday night.
Pears peaches, melons, home grapes
sweet potatoes, and the best line of teas
and coffees in this city. Jarvis & KEEL
logg.
Mayor Henry Kuenecke, of State
Center, was in the city Thursday,
having been subpoenaed as a witness
before the grand jury.
Presiding Elder w. f. Pitner left for
Mason City, Sheffield, Rockwell and
Hampton this morning, where he will
hold quarterly conferences.
Homer Drake, ahead Of What
representing "Way Out West" We're in
the city Thursday on business.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Congregational church met with
Mrs. b. A. Morgan this afternoons at
her home on East Main street.
Company F, F'ifty-third regiment
Iowa National guard of Upton, passed
thru the city this morning on it's way
home from the encampment at Des
Moines.
We want your order for Sunday
meats Our prices for good meat are
as low as those others ask for poor
quality. Leutennegger & Co., South
Third avenue.
Our stock OF fall millinery and skirts
are now ready for your inspection.
They We're selected from the largest
and best stocks in Chicago, and will
please you. Ladies bazaar, East Main.
Boone Labor Day celebration, Nom
day. September 5. Two fast ball
games. The t1rays close the season at
Boone. Everybody go and help the
boys win double victory. Only $l2S
round trip.
e. L. Conlon, of LeGrand, spent
Thursday and today in the city, sup
plying the position of Engineer A. p.
Sewers. in the Northwestern yards.
Mr.. Sewers has been spending two
days with his family at Boone.
You don't care what you pay for
meat if you get good meat, and we
have it prepared the way you want IT.
We sell the best meat that Marshall
county produces. Give us your order
and we will please you. Both phones
Jarvis & Kellogg.
We are receiving our new fall goods
different patterns to choose from. You
may have suit made on short notice
as we have large force of expert
workmen. Come in and look thru our
goods. Tony Psenicka.
Miss Bess q. Streeter, of Cedar Falls,
primary teacher in the Woodbury.
school, arrived in the city this morning.
Her friend, Miss Lola Britton, who is
to be here this year ii, the schools, ar
rived this afternoon. Miss Streeter and
Miss Britton will make their home with
Mrs. NJ. M. Ackert.
Midshipman William Linn Culbertson
Jr., U. S. N. A., arrived in the city
this morning, from st. Louis, and left
for Carroll where he will remain on a
few weeks leave of absence with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Culbertson
Midshipman Culbertson graduates from
the acadamy in February.
Mrs. Helen r. Smith, of Norfolk, Va,
announces to friends in Marshalltown
the wedding of her daughter, Helen
Harmon, to DR.. Harry W. Keatley, u
S. M. III. S.. on Wednesday, August H.
The at home cards read after Septem-
her 20 at Cary Lane, Hampton, Va. DR..
Keatley is a son of Former Command
ant Keatley Of the Iowa Soldiers
Home.
No. 2240 drew the $40 suit at the
Pfister cigar store and billiard parlor
last night, Sept. I. But if the person
holding No. 2240 does not present his
ticket before the 10th of September, an
other drawing will take place. So don't
destroy your tickets until you know who
gets the $40 suit. All numbers be-
tween / and 5000 are still good for the
drawing September 10th. j. G. Cap
ron.
Miss Adeline Richards, of LeGrand,
left this morning for Sutherland, o.
Brien county, where she will take up
the duties Of the position of supervis-
or of music. to which she was elected
last spring. Miss Richards taught lnu-
sic in the LeGrand schools one year,
and for two wears prior to a year ago,