Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-02
George j. Allen, opthalmologist.

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Jelly glasses, stone jars with tin tops
and old-fashloned tops and rubbers AT
| Culley's.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American. always the same. ID. s..
Good Grocery Co.
Mrs. Coyle will prove to you there is
no need to suffer. Lycosite will give
instant relief from every pain.
We carry an up-to-date line of la
dies shopping bags, purses, leather
goods, etc. Mcdonald & Mahood Co.
Sale of Royal Worcester batste cor
sets at Hawkeye, Saturday. $ grade,
rs cents; $1.50 grade, 81; $3.50 grade,
$l.75.
, The ladies of the Presbyterian aid
society We're entertained at the regular
meeting this afternoon by Mrs. A. s.
Burnell, SOP North First street.
/ Saturday specials at the Hawkeye
store: Ladies' and misses silk and Isle
gloves and mitts worth up to 35 cents
for 10 cents; goods worth SO cents to
81 for 20 cents.
| AS a special attraction for circus day
What Women Will Do has been
booked at the Odeon for Tuesday even
| ing. 1t is play for the people ana
filled with sensational climaxes.
Only $1.25 to Boone Labor Day, Sep
TENDER 5. Special train by c. N. w.
leaves Marshalltown Monday a. III.
Returning leaves Boone at p. M.
You'd better make arrangements to go.
Roy Tuffree arrived home Thursday
evening from Clear Lake, where he has
been spending the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Tuffree and party left
Clear Lake overland Thursday morn
ing.
MIR. and Mrs Jesse Long, of Oska-
loosa, were in the city Thursday, COM
ing to attend the funeral of Mr.. Longs
half brother, Il. r. Perry. which was
conducted from the Perry home Thurs
day afternoon.
Rev. F. G. Coffin, formerly pastor OF
the Christian church at Madrid. was
in the city Thursday afternoon, being
on his way to Albion, where he will
attend the annual sessions of the Gem
trail Iowa Christian conference.
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Miss Anna Healion court reporter
for Judge G. W. Burnham, Of this dis
trict is in receipt of letter from the
judge, announcing the safe return OF
himself and wife from the European
trip. Judge and Mrs. Durham reach-
ed home August 2S.
.
Union men take notice. Special In
vitation by Boones Trade and Labor
Assembly accepted, Marshalltown La
Dor Assembly will attend In body.
Come and get in line. Only $1.25 round
trip. Joe Mohr, president; A. M. Lar
sen, secretary, M. +. and l.. A.
Miss Elizabeth Jordon and Mrs.
George Mcfarland, who have been
visiting for several weeks at the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Jordon, left this morning for Chi
cago Both are teachers in the Chi
cago pubic schools, and to take UP
the years work.
The Bee Hive stock, owned by
Brennecke & Heald, and j. +. Harrigan
was traded yesterday to Mr.. Rowells, OF
Boise, Idaho, for lao acres of land in
Clay county near Spencer. Mr.. RoWells
has, in turn, sold the stock TO MT.
Wickham of Boise. Mr.. Wickham will
move the stock to Boise.
The X. l.. C. c. of the State street
United Evangelical church met in bus
mess session Thursday evening at the
f. P. Eichorn home, 400 East church
street During the social hour which
followed, light refreshments were serV-
ed and several vocal numbers given by
Rev. Meloy were greatly enjoyed. OW-
ing to the stormy evening only about
dozen were present.
A meeting of the trustees of the |
Highland Mobiles will be held in Des
Moines on Saturday, Sept. 3, to decide
whether the head office of that order
in that city or be removed to
Waterloo, Marshalltown or Cedar Rap
ids. A movement was started IN this
city several weeks ago with view OF
inducements for the office
to be brought to this city, but the effort
has not amounted to much, and there
is but little prospect OF this city landing
the headquarters. SO far Waterloo is
the only city interested which mas OIL
fered any inducements.
Labor Day excursion to Boone,
benefit base ball association, only
S1.25 round trip Special train leaves
Marshalltown at s a. M, returning,
leaves Boone at p. m. Special invi-
tation extended to MarshalltoWh
Trades and Labor Assembly by the
Boone assembly. Two big ball games,
a mammoth Labor day parade and many
other attractions. Everybody should
turn out and help boost for the Grays'
and second place in the percentage
column. Remember the rate. only 81
25 for round trip. Tickets on sale at
LaShelle & Cooks cigar stores, NC
Bride & Will drug store, Phster cigar
store, Mcdonald & Mahood drug store,
Robertson & Strub restaurant and z.
g. N w. ticket office.
TEMPLE OF ECONOMY.
Our priee is+ For Saturday is Inter-