Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-14
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THE CITY In BRIEF

+ THE CITY in BRIEF i
Observation-Disclosures
Have you tried Ars.ta tea?
| George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
New potatoes cheap. at Reynolds &
Sheldons.
DR.. Lierle, special attention to sur
gerry and obstetrics.
Binding .wine. the best kind for the
least money. Darling & Gantz.
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Girls wanted in sausage department
Apply to Britain & Co, packing house
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| Special dress shoes in patent kid for
boys and little gents at George Traut-
man & Co.'S.
| Der Deutsche Undertakings Kreis
| will meet with Mrs. Henry Pappe Fri
| day afternoon.
| DR.. c. b. Ackert, dentist. Grown
| and bridge work. Examination free
| Office over postoffics.
]. l.. Carney left for Ottumwa this
| morning to attend the annual conven-
| ton of the State Bar Association.
Rev. William Pence James went to
Belle Plaine this afternoon to hold his
regular weekly service there this eve
ming.
The M. B. A lawn social will be at
IHanegan's. TOT West Linn street. Fri
day evening. Ice cream and cake 10
cents.
When you can buy 81 sateen pet
ticoat for 49c, why not do it? Only
| two days left to get these bargains.
Archie Parker.
Mr.. J. "A. Mcdonald was in Waterloo
| Wednesday in attendance at the annual
convention of the Iowa Pharmaceuti-
cal Association.
Call in at d. c. wilbur's and see some
of the new goods that he Is showing
before you buy. EIe has the right
goods and his prices beat them all.
For Rent or sale--August i. store
building 40xS0 suitable for general
stock. Can divide it. making two rooms.
w. r. Laybourne, Grundy, Center.
Iowa.
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Order your Sunday meats of us. We
will send something fine in the way OF
steaks roasts. spring chicken. spring
lamb or anything IN the meat line.
Leutennegger & Co.
THE Poor Mans Friend" is a nickt
name given our seven-day novelty sale
by a lady from Written. Iowa. Never
were such wonderful bargains offered
the people of the west. Archie Parker.
To compete with the worlds
fair, we offer the following
low prices for july $La5
per day. SIS. Sc. 81. and SIS per
week Whitaker's Lake Shore Hotel,
Clear Lake. Iowa.
IL. A. Church. who has been confined
to his bed the past week with stomach
trouble, was able to be out for the first
time Wednesday. He went to Liscomb
today for a brief stay. and from there
will go to Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for
sotourn of several weeks.
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Mrs. Myrtle Cartwright, who has
been III ST Thomas hospital during the
greater part of the time since March
%. when she underwent a very severe
operation. has been discharged. Mrs.
Cartwright is regaining her strength
slowly and expects soon to be quite
herself again.
Joseph Dunn. John German. John
Flanagan and Lee Blackburn. OF st.
Anthony, and DIR. r. w. Coe and Oscar
Gohlke. OF State Center. arrived home
Wednesday afternoon from Bonesteel.
t S. D., where they have been to register
for the Rosebud drawings. They are
very much pleased with the country
which they investigated thoroughly.
A business change In Melbourne is
announced whereby g. Schneider, a
former butcher. takes the property he
once owned and will personally copdd.t
the place OF business hereafter. The
business has been run by Herman
Schneider. son of Mr.. Schnie der. s.nd
the latter's son-in-law. Mr.. hopkins.
The son will remain In the employ OF
his father and Mr.. Hopkins will move
to this city.
Company A, Fifty-sixth infantry,
Iowa National Guard. of Mason City,
numbering forty-two enlisted men,
and three officers. passed thru the city
this morning on the Central. on IFS
way to Des Moines. to attend the an
nual encampment 81 the regiment. The
officers in command are Captain w, s.
Rankin; First Lieutenant G. F. Hell
big, and Second Lieutenant ]. A. Stew
| art. The snoamplnent will last until
July p.
DR.. w. =. Whitney, OF Eidora, who
has been In Waterloo attending the
annual convention of the Austin Flint
Cedar Valley Medical Society, was In
| the city Wednesday evening, on his way
home DR.. Whitney occupied room
in the Logan house. with but one in
tervening between his and the one in
which Miss Clara. Vaughn, OF Green
Mountain, suicided, Wednesday morn
ing. DR.. Whitney spoke Of the case as
being q very sad affair.
Mrs. Ellen Cundiff, and daughters,
Misses Nettte and LYDIA Sloan, of st.
Johns. Mich. who have been visiting a
week at the home OF their cousins, Edi-
tor O. s. Chapman, of the Clemens
Tribune, and wife, were in the city
Wednesday. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman. III company with Mrs.
Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Stan
Hey, Of Des Moines, the latter a sister OF
| Mrs Chapman, who have also been at