Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-26

If you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
Bargains in fence, 20-inch diamond
mesh for zoe. Schmidt's Hardware
Store.
Bargains in Pittsburg welded fence.
almost a cent an inch Schmidt's
Hardware Store.
Drs. A, b. and A. c. Conway went
to Chicago Thursday night for a brief
stay on business.
Queen Quality IS ladies' shoe. the
best shoe made, any style, at Geo.
Trautmann d Co.
Lincoln ]. Carters Too Proud To
Beg Company arrived in the city this
afternoon from the west.
Ladies, call at Henry Pappe's to-
morrow, 4sc will buy a s1.25 waist,
and CSC will buy q $3.50 waist.
Manager III. L. McCaw, of the Mason
City branch of the Marshall oil Com
pany, spent today in the city on bust
ness with the firm.
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| G. n. w. run a special train to Boone
Labor Day, September 5. Fare sl.25
round trip. Two ball games. Help
boost for the Grays
| Notice-The memory of quality and
best results lasts long after the price
has been forgotten. Newell optical
Parlor. opposite postoffice
| For sale-Two story seven room
| honca 40 South Fifth ctr of a
bargain IL taken at once. Part cash
JOS. H. Egermayer. agent.
| George Roberts. OF Gearing. sold at
the Britain & Co. yards Thursday af-
| ternoon fifty head of heavy hogs. av-
eraging between $50 and $40 pounds.
| The name 'Hurd & Hynds" is posi-
tive guarantee of best dental work at
lowest prices. Highest class dentistry
| is what we offer you. Examination
free. Drs. Hurd & Hynds.
Miss Edna Wright. of Dillon under-
went an operation for appendicitis AZ
/ st. Thomas hospital Thursday. She
suffered quite severely from shock, but
finally rallied nicely and is doing as
| we'll as could be expected.
| Mrs. NJ c. T. Wolff, 514 North Sec
ond sire entertained the Ladies of
| the Eastern Star at their regular
monthly parliamentary social, Thurs
day. Refreshments We're served by the
hostess during the afternoon.
| Ladies, we shall place on sale to-
| morrow our entire stock of ladies'
wash waists at the following prices:
/ Nd ictr %,
and $3.50 waists at CSC. A great many
| large sizes among them. Henry Pappe,
Marshalltown's leading clothier for
! women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fiebig and children,
of Oskaloosa, arrived in the city Thurs
! day evening from Sheldon. and will re-
main for visit of a few days as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mill
/ hiser. They will go from here to Car
roll to visit relatives. Mr.. Fiebig is an
] Iowa Central fireman.
Miss Jessie Allison, of Maysville KY.
I who has been In Mt Vernon for a
! few days. visit with Mrs. e. ]. Nc
Intyre, returned to the city this MORN
! ing and will remain until Tuesday at
| the home of Mrs. George J. HiXson.
/ Miss Allison will visit in Des Moines
before returning to Maysville.
| Having disposed of my lumber busl-
ness / will appreciate prompt settle
ment Of all outstanding accounts. Pay
ments may be made at the lumber
yard or at the Marshalltown state bank
until September !, after which my or
flee will be with the Marshall Tele>
I ~, T1ny, 80 .frca A
| A. Moore
Mrs. 1. C. Gould, of -;ilinaa, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Rachael
| Work, of Rensselaer, Ind, arrived II.
| the city Thursday evening and will
remain for visit Of few DAYS WI: n
Mrs. E. u. Berlin. Mrs. Work lefs
| Thursday night for her home. She
has been her daughters guest for the
! past three months.
| A special train of three coaches and
| baggage cars passed thru the city this
morning over the Northwestern. bear
ing members of Companies F. G and K.
from Upton, Cedar Rapids and Toledo.
on their way to the enttampment of the
| Fifty-third regiment at Des Moines.
| The band left this morning over the
Great Western.
Mrs. Julia f. Griffin, returned Thurs
| day evening from State Center, where
| she has been for a visit of few days
with her cousins Mr.. and Mrs. Ed :
ward Mahan. Mrs. Griffin will leave
Saturday morning for Springfield, ILL.,.
where she will make her home at least
| during the winter, and perhaps longer,
with her daughter, Mrs. William Long.
Walter Craft. a young farmer living
four miles southeast of Gearing. arriv-
ed In the city Thursday evening from
| Chicago, where he had been to accom-
pany a car load of hogs. which We're
sold on the Wednesday market. Mr..
| Craft sold eighty-seven head, which
averaged It's. He came within cents
OF topping the market, receiving $3.50
| for the consignment.
Miss Minnie D. Ashbrook returned
! Thursday evening from Grundy Cen
/ ter, where she has been for week 3
visit at the homes of James Young
and Edward Dodd. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Young are parents of Miss Susie
! Young, friend and classmate of Miss
| Ashbrook at the state normal school.
| Cedar Falls. Miss Young has been in
India, as missionary, for the past
eight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. b. Anderson, of
| Glidden. who have been in the city for