Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-17
Dance tonight, A. o. U. w. hall

Hawkeye.
Take your prescriptions to Lander,
the old reliable druggist
Allen has in stock at all times a
complete stock of rings
Take your prescriptions to Lander,
the old reliable druggist
Fruit Jars. half gallon quart and
pint. Huls & Son, F,inkle block.
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II you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. D. s. Good Grocery Co.
Shirt waist suit ginghams 15e quality
closing out price loc. Nj. f. Andrews.
Manager E. l.. Stoltz. of Armour 4
Co.. spent the day in Eldora, looking
after company business.
All grades Elephant tea and coffee
are to be found at the Peoples Cash
Grocery, no East Church street.
If your eyes trouble you. why suffer
when there is remedy at hand. 60
to Allen and have your eyes tested
and glasses fitted.
We believe in quality. No fabric too
good for our store. We spare no pains
to produce best and most stylish gar
ments and at popular prices. Hopkins,
Hopkins block
Wanted-Bright boy 10 or i6 years OF
age to do clerical work. Must be COM
petent and willing to work. None 9th
ers need apply Address u, s. care
Times Republican.
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Max Radloff went to Ackley Tuesday
evening. where today they attended the
festivities of "sauer kraut day. gwen
by the business men of that place.
Brakeman w. j. Allen. of the Cen
trail. who had the middle finger of his
left hand badly mashed, while hand
ling heavy baggage fortnight ago
resumed his run on No. 4, leaving Tor
the south this morning.
1t will only be short time until you
VIII have to lay your summer suls
aside, and you should be ready for fail.
Our new goods are arriving daily, ana
we are prepared to make you suit
on short notice. Tony Psenecka.
Mr.. Frank Brennecke accompanied
by his nleces and nephew, Miss Kate
Parrett, of Denver, Miss Amy Brenn-
ecke and Mr. Tom Meickley, left Tues
lay evening for st. Louis, where they
will remain for ten days visit at the
exposition.
The case of MARY Bilrmyer vs.. A.
Davey and r. c. Capron. an appeal
from Juice Kroener's court, at Mel
bourne. has been filed for the August
term of the district court. The case
is one on which the settlement OF an
account is at stake.
Mrs. r. S. Gilchrist. of Chicago. ac-
companied by her little daughter. ar
lived in the city this morning and Will
make her home here. joining Mr.. Gil>
christ. who is employed as machinist
in charge of the T.-R. battery of limo
types. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilchrtst will re-
side at EOS South Third street
Mrs. Anna Willitts left Tuesday
evening for Mitchell. S. D., where she
will remain indefinitely. and perhaps
make her home Her daughter. Miss
Louie, left this morning, and will meet
her mother at Clear Lake. where stay
of few days is to be made. en- route.
Mrs Wiilitts has sister Mrs. j. 4.
Smith, living at Mitchell.
Mr.. A. l.. Euziere arrived home Tues
day evening from Chicago and Man.
teno. ILL.,. where he has been for ten
lays visit Mr.. Euziere's brother, MIR.
RAMA Euziere, who was stricken with
paralysis several months ago. has so
TAR recovered his health that he has
secured employment in a dry goods
store at Joliet. Ill. The present state
of his health seems to indicate that he
has fully recovered from the effects
of the trouble.
The following young ladies, employ
ed in the Hawkeye dry goods depart
,nent. Misses Mabel. Lulu and Flor
Minnie Raymond, Ethel Resor and
ence Hollingsworth. Jennie Wheaton.
Frances McManus. spent the evening
Tuesday near Marietta, where Messrs.
oscar Noyd and John Berg. from the
store, and Frank Noyd ana
Roy Seberg are camping. The young /
men will break camp the, latter par.
of the week.
Misses Mary Agnes and Josephine
Coulton were hostesses to 4 number OF
their friends Tuesday evening at their
home, 207 West Church street The |
time was pleasantly spent with games
and music, and refreshments were
served during the evening. The guests
were Misses Josephine and Marie |
WEIGH. Anna and Josephine Mcmahon
aud Mayme Portz; Messrs. Glenn Nc |
Carten, Ed White. Peter Griffin, Owen
Carmody, Louis Tretter, Harry Rey> I
holds, James Crowley and George Nc I
Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Andrews, the for |
mer manager Of the campmeeting of I
the Central Iowa Spirit,talists Asso
citation, went to Waterloo this morn i
Ing where they will remain until after +
the close Of the yearly affair, on Sep
tember II. The campmeeting begins
next Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews
were Joined at Reinbeck by their
friend, Miss Adele Methfessel, who will
be with them during the camp. Mr..
NJ G. Duncan, who is president OF the
Will reach Waterloo Tues
day from Spokane, Wash.
"A party Of Baxter and north Jas |
per and south Marshall county men, |
OF c. c. Balcbee. Herman !
Saak, Fred s. Kruse, w. Bucklin, B. r. |
Thurston, w. H. Oswald. John and c.
P McQuiston. Charles ssanderman. H. |
c. McWherter, Henry Chivers and H. |
was in the city Tuesday |
night, leaving at 10:55 for Minnesota |