Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-05
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THE CITY IN BRIEF
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
George J. Allen, o,thalmologist.
VIM. Battin, per cent farm loans.
Haviland china sale Sinclair's Sat
urday.
Haviiand china sale Sinclair's Sat
| urday.
A complete assortment of base ball
goods int Bullock's Hardware Store.
| If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal -four. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Ladies percale wrappers in all colors
and sizes from 3. to 46. Hawkeye
Store, second floor.
Hammocks must $50 our idea now is
to move the stock. Profit is forgotten
Bullocs's Hardware Store.
The finest table beers are the Wiener
and the Export, manufactured by Val
BlatZ. Milwaukee. Sold only by Chas.
Dieterich
The Chicago Grea. Western will run
an excursion to Waterloo next Sunday.
for round trip s100. See the best game
of the season.
The greatest sale of gold collar but
tons ever conducted in Marshalitown
at the Hawkeye store. You never have
nor may never again buy gold collar
buttons so cheap.
We have complete line of office
furniture. roll top desks, chairs and
ether furniture that is desirable and
VIII make low prices on same. r. C.
Eates, second hand store. North Cen :.
ter.
NJ. and Mrs. w. w. Rodwell and
baby daughter, of Manila, p. l., will
from Union, and will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore A. Brown for a
few days.
Good coffee or good tea are essential
to a good meal. we have line of
these goods that Hre uneXcelled for
quality. and our prices are low. Spec
ial values in 20 and CSC coffees.-Jarvis
and Kellogg.
Arthur Comstoci, j. E. Ladow,
George Thompson. w. w. Imler.
Charles Pepper. Leslie Lavender, l.. w.
Seager, and Frank Ensminger, of Gil
man, were in the city Thursday to at
tend the ball game.
Lee Williams. of the City National
bank, is off duty. owing to badly
'sprained ankle. resulting from a game
of amateur ball in " hich he participant
ed as second base man. A base runner
ran into him. resulting in his injury.
We want busy August and propose
to have it If price has not lost its
power A special in enarneled ware,
worth much more. {, quart preserving
kettle at 25c, quart preserving kettle
at soc quart preserving kettle at 35c,
10 quart preserving kettle at 4oc. Bull
locka Hardware Store.
Will place on sale Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock what we had left of our
loom ends, about one-half case. We
have bundled together all short ends
OF less than one yard, and Will sell
them in bundles al cents a bundle,
and guarantee there will be more than
ten yards to the bundle. Hawkeye.
Engineer Robert Holt. Of the Central.
accompanied by Mrs. Holt, arrived
home Thursday evening from Oskaloo-
sa, where he was called last week ow-
ing to the death OF his brother, N. C.
Holt, who passed away Thursday after
two months Illness Of Brtght's dis
ease. Mr.. Hoits funeral was held Sun
day.
Past Grand Commander Wells, of the
Iowa knights Tenplar. went to Iowa
Falls this morning to assist in the lay
ing of the corner stone of the Carne-
gle Ellsworth library this afternoon.
The ceremony will be in charge of the
officers Of the Masonic grand lodge Of
Iowa. and Mr.. Wells will deliver the
address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Richards. Mr..
Marshall Roberts, Mr. w. H. WhitehilL
Mr.. William Baltzell. Mr.. Robert Fer
guson. MIR. Henry Miller and Mrs. j.
w. Weaver. all of State Center, were
among those from that place in at
tendance at the annual reunion of the
Marshall County Veterans Associa-
| ton. held at Cottage Grove park
Thursday.
| Upon retiring from the clothing bus
| mess ! wish to express my apprecia-
| ton Of, and thank my many friends
| and patrons for their kind and liberal
patronage, during the past eighteen
years. wish also to bespeak for my
successor, Mr.. w. G. Stricken. your
continued patronage; and feel satisfied
| that you will find 1t to your interest tc
remain doing business at the .'old
stand" Is West Main street.-O. H
Hole
Mrs. Robert Wright. of Dillon. spent
her niece. Miss Lydia Finn. While here
Mrs. Wright mate arrangements to
have her daughter, Miss Edna, cared
] for at st. Thomas hospital. and Miss
/ Wright will be brought to the city early
next week, to be prepared for an opera
! ton for appendicitis. Miss Wright has
/ been i'll for several days and is still
confined to her bed, but it is thought
I.that her condition will be such within
few days that she will be able to
undergo the operation nicely.
Mrs Lyle Thobnrn and son Wilbur
| of Lucknow, India, wife and son of Rev
Thoburn, Methodist missionary in In
siia, arrived in the city Thursday even
Ing from Delaware, o., where they
have been visiting relatives OF Rev
Thoturn. Mrs. Tnoburn and son will
remain for three weeks visit with the