Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-03

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/ THE CITY in BRIEF +
George j. Allen, opthalmologist'
DR.. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Burkhart, osteopath 302 west
Main.
ten kettle worth 81, for sec, at
Bullocks Hardware Store.
Something good for breakfast-fa"
nee oats. Huls & Son, Finkle block.
Dinner will be ready to serve as soon
as the parade passes. 119 East Mann
street
DR.. Clemmer, the Hopkins block
dentist. Phone new 1856. Evenings oy
appointment.
A full sized, white enamel lined tea
kettle for soc, worth 81. at Bullock 3
Hardware Store.
We place on sale Tuesday morning
six pieces of all silk checked taffeta
suitings at 80 cents a yard. E. r. Lay
One thousand yards fancy checked
go on sale Tuesday morning at 4S cents
yard.
e. l.. Jones will serve dinner and
supper at the Paragon Restaurant
circus day. All you want to eat for
25 cents.
L. Shettel, of 1O4 West Railroad
street, who has been in Jefferson dur
ing the summer, has returned to the
city to be here for the winter.
Phil Hutchinson, of Hampton, rep
resenting Letts-Fletcher Company in
northern iowa territory, was in the city
today on business at the house.
The silks for shirt waist suits that
we offer Tuesday morning at 80 cents
and 4S cents are the greatest values
ever offered in Marshalltoiwn. e. r.
Lay.
P. H. Kelley, of 513 South Second
street, has brought to the T.-R. some
fine samples OF Red Buffalo potatoes
grown at his place. -Four potatoes
weigh SIX pounds.
Rev NJ. Londahl, of the Norwaotan-
Lutheran church. was in LeGrand to-
day, where he was examining class of
young people who are candidates for
continuation in the church.
] am always as anxious to show
goods as l am to sell them and invite
inspection from all. My stock is cons
plete and D. C. Wilbur can always
guarantee you your moneys worth.
Boone Labor Day celebration, Mon
day, September 5. Two fast ball
games. The Grays close the season at
Boone. Everybody go and help the
boys win a double victory. Only $1.25
round trip.
Waterloo vs. the Grays Sunday, Sep
TENDER 4. The last game at home.
This game closes the season. Avoid
the rush at the grounds by buying your
tickets uptown at LaShelle & Cooks
cigar stores or the Prister cigar store.
Co.
We have to offer to the ladies of this
vicinity large number of cook books
with 200 tested receipts by Helen Lou
Use Johnson. These books we will give
free of charge to everybody. making a
request for same on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 6. BulloclS's Hardware Store.
Farmers, bring your families and
dinner baskets to the Hawkeye store
and view the parade circus day. We
furnish you an elegant place to eat
your dinners, plenty of tables and
chairs and a surprising cup of Hawk
eye Clubhouse coffee free of charge.
Miss Jessie Stanley of the Abbott
school, who has been spending the
summer with her uncle Mr.. j. c.
Church, in Chicago, arrived in the city
Friday. Miss Margaret Thompson, Of
New Providence, who is a teacher in
the Arson school, returned to the city
Friday evening.
Charles H. Craig, city editor of the
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader, who joined
his friend, Manager Robert G.. Warner,
Of the Grays, at Ft. Dodge, arrived
with the team this morning, and will
remain with Manager Warner and the
team until the seasons end. Sioux
Falls is Mr.. Warmers home and he and
Mr.. Craig are old-time friends.
Mrs. Greenwood, of Des Moines who
was born in India and spent many
years there as missionary of the Con-
church was in the city Fri
lay and addressed the members at the
annual thank offering meeting Of the
Ladies' Missionary Society of the Con-
church, held at Mrs. B. A.
Morgan's home, Friday afternoon.
While in the city Mrs. Greenwood is
he guest of Mrs. James Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Yokom will leave
Tuesday for Ainsworth, Neb., where
hey will remain for several weeks at
he home of Mrs. Yokon's niece, Mrs.
D. H. Troxel. The trip is made on
of the health of Mr.. YoLom,
Who has been suffering for the past
y, xx,ftb chronic bronohitiS