Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-30
DR.. N. w. Getz, surgeon. physician.


Medal flour. d. S. Good Grocery Co.
Picture framing A new line OF
moudings just received. Skegg's Wal
Paper Store.
/ DR.. Clemmer, the Hopkins bloch
dentist Phone new, 1856. Evenings by
appointment.
| "Hoyt's Gluten Wafers,' something
new in health food. Sold only at Rey
nolds g. Sheldon.
Messrs. j. L. and j. w. r. Wildman
arrived home this morning from a
weeks fishing trip in Minnesota.
Mrs. S. NJ. Rogers. of Chicago, and
| Earnest Will, arrived in the city this
morning 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Christine VIII.
Draperies that are new Of all kinds
at all prices ard all sizes We fit the
pocketpook. but we give full value. D.
C. Wilbur has the latest and best.
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/ A freight car off the track al Gamer
on delayed the arrival of the south
bound Central passenger, No. 2. one
and one-half hours Monday evening.
t. G. Dunn. of st. Anthony. and Es-
nest Bean, of Gearing, Went to Cedar
/ Falls Monday evening, where they will
enter the Iowa State Normal School.
Miss Edna Stone, of Logan, former
~ grade teacher in the public schools,
who is to be in the high school this
year. arrived in the city Monday even>
/ ing.
Bargain No 5---Underwear for ladies'
| comes in ecru ribbed cotton. Same
quality and weight usually sold for SOC
for Il few days only at 25c. Archie
Parker.
Mrs w. W. Ha2en and daughter lef.
| this morning for Pierre. S. D., called
/ by a telegram announcing the critical
illness of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. II. NJ. lsenberg.
/ The Il. b. circle of the l.. o. T. NJ.
| will meet Thursday. instead of We'd
nesday afternoon. with Mrs. Henry
Slime and Mrs. C. f. Schmidt. at the
Slime home 5oT North Third street.
| All Of the new finishes in woods can
/ be had at the low price store 1li-113
West Main. Antwerp, dulled. weather>
ed, Flemish, golden, fumed, mahogany
and birds eye maple. Come in ana
| look around.
Special ccnvocation of Signet Chap
| ter No. IS, this CTuesday) evening Aug
ust Goth. for work P. NJ. degree. Be
present IL possible Visitors welcome.
| Gavel falls 1850. l. T. Forbes, III. r.
George r. Norris, secretary.
| The heating plant at the union sta
| ton is being improved and made ready
| for winter The old boiler, which has
| been in bad repair for q season or two
has been overhauled and will made to
last thru another season. at least.
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Miss Julia Padmore. OF the high
school. accompanied by her mother, ar
rived in the city Monday evening from
Chicago, where she has been spending
the summer Mrs. Padmore will make
her home in Marshalltown with her
daughter during the school year
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Samuel Ferguson and daughter Mrs
c. G. Woodmansee went to LeGrani
this morning to attend the funeral OF
Kenneth Richter the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs Jesse Richter. who died Sun
day, and who was buried this after
noon. Mr.. Ferguson is a distant rela-
tive of Mr.. and Mrs. Richter.
DR.. Percy r. Wood and wife returned
from New York City Monday morning.
The Wood Eye and Ear Sanitarium a.
again to the public after being closed
three weeks. 1t is suggested tina,
those from a distance send notice sew
| ~, l..
treatment or to have their eyes fitted
for glasses.
The Petoskey, Mich. Daily Reporter
announces that Miss Olive Drummer of
this city, who has been spending the
summer at Petoskey with Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Wilson, has been proclaimed the
champion fisherwoman of the season
Miss Drummer, while fishing at Burt
Lake landed fifteen pound pickerel
which measured four feet from tip to
tip. A photograph of the fish has been
taken, and win be sent to Miss Brun-
ner's friends here.
Lott Dean. of 211 South Fourth ave
nue., left this morning for Upton, to
attend the funeral of his youngest
brother, II. l.. Dean. who died very
suddenly Monday. The funeral will
be held Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
Dean was a prominent resident of Tip
ton, and was president of the Upton
Savings bank. He was one of that
city's earliest settlers, and was one OF
Iowa's pioneer dealers in poultry. but
ter and eggs. Mrs. A. e. Myers. of
this city, is a niece of the deceased.
Mrs. A. r. Stinson arrived home
Monday evening from Buda and Kirk
wood. H.. where she has been spend
ing the summer. Mrs. Stinson will be
here only a few weeks, when she will
leave for California, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Branch Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones, who recently went to Sacrament
to, are now located in San Francisco,
where Mr.. Jones is employed with the
Western Union. They hardly expect
to remain in Frisco long, and as 5000
as their definite location is known, Mrs,
Stnson will join them for the win
ter.
Members of the Lotus Club, number
ing twenty-five, and about dozen
other guests, participated in a progress
sive party given this afternoon by Mrs.
f. Il. Northup and Mrs. p. M. Adam
son Leaf guessing and sock darning
contest were features of the entertain
ment at the Northup home. COS West
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