Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-03
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: THE CITY IN BRIEF

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/ 81, to close out. NJ. f. Andrews.
| If you want your laundry WORK done
well and promptly send it to 11itton
| Claim Agent Marquis Barr. of the
Central. spent the day in the city or
business.
! Mems night shirts. all sizes. with ans
without collar, rightly priced. at NJ. +
Andrews.
| Hear the great Oriole Quartete al
the big band concert Thursday evening
| Leland park.
Ice cream social and band concer,
will be given at the Soldiers Home
grounds, Thursday afternoon and eve
ming.
| Blacberries are now at their best and
no better time for canning them will
be found than this week. Price
| around 1926 for twenty-four quarts
Reynolds & Sheldon.
The formation of character and thu
Importance of right start in life re-
ceives foremost consideration at Palm
er College. Write President Carlyle
Summerbell for catalog. LeGrand, Ia
j. c. Dunn, OF Elzy & Dunn, who has
been at Marseilles, H., Whitewater.
few days. looking after his firms paw
ing contracts. arrived home Tuesday
evening.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school board was held Tuesday even
ing. but little other than routine busi-
ness was transacted. All OF the MEM
bers were present, but Mr.. Church who
is out Of the city.
Presiding Elder W. F. Pitner, of the
Marshalltown district, Methodist
church, accompanied by his family, ar
rived home Tuesday from st. Louis and
southern Illinois POINTS, where he has
been for a few weeks visit.
The Brown Fuel and Lime Company.
of this city. has closed a contract with
the city Of Eldorn and independent
school district of Eldora. by which it
viii furnish the supply of coal during
the coming year for the water works
and public schools.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Marshall County Humane Society was
held Tuesday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Nichols, 113la
North Center street. But little else
than routine business and reports of
work done was taken up.
An excellent program tomorrow eve
ming at Leland park. including the
~. - ia al a,.s<,t tee hal
Elliott, the renowned reader. and
specially prepared program By! the
Fifty third Regimental band. Refresh
ments served on the grounds. No
charge for seats. Get a program.
David Lennox, Of the Lennov,. Ma
chine Company, s the latest addition
to the rapidly increasing number OF
chaifeurs. Mr.. Lennox new automobile
arrived in the city Tuesday afternoon,
town last evening and early this morn :
ing.
Peerless waters. manufactured By
Forbes & Co.. of Boston. are the best
lozenges made. The flavors, lime. rose.
ginger. chocolate. wintergreen. lemon,
etc. are found in each box. The low
price of 5 cents for pretty box of
these waters, make it easy for anyone
to buy them. Sold by Reynolds &
Sheldon.
The Jacob Hoefier Company viii
open weeks engagement at the Odeon
next Monday evening. This is one of
the largest and best repetoire shows
on the road. The company numbers
twenty people. All new plays will be
produced. Prices 10, 20 and 80 cents.
A lady will be admitted free witf every
80 cent ticket on Monday evening il
purchased before 6 o'clock.
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Mrs. II. I. Smith. of Gilman, passed
thru the city Tuesday evening, on her
way home from California and Wash
ington. Mira. Smith has been gone
eight months, having spent most of the
time in Los Angeles. During the past
five weeks she has been visiting in
Tacoma. Her plans for the future have
not been definitely determined on as
yet, but II Is probable that she will
not decide to remain in Gilman.
August Reimenschneider, Of State
Center, sold at the Britain & Co.
yards Tuesday afternoon q car load
of prime hogs. seventy head compris-
ing the consignment, averaging 210
pounds. John S. Hixson. of st. An
thony. had q fine load down Tuesday,
seventy four head averaging 227. NJ.
w. McLain. Of Chamberlain & Nc
Lain, Union accompanied load to the
city Tuesday afternoon. Seventy three
In this lot averaged ESQ pounds.
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Mr.. and Mrs. III ID. Hoover, ldr. and
Mrs. Chales G. Johnson. Monroe Dim
mitt. Carver Ferguson anr Hiram
Hammond. all Of I.eGrand and William
Kersey, Of New Providence, left this
city Tuesday eveningfi for Roswell, n.
NJ, where they Will remain for several
days on q land inspection trip Ros-
well IL the center of the artesian well
district. which is creating quite flu
rore among land spectators by rea-
son Of the opportunities for irrigation.
If the conditions are found to BIZ favor
able most of the party will II axe in
| vestments.
One hundred new and startling acts
| is what the new Morris & Rowe
Greater Shows advertise this season
| and as they have in the past fully full
| filed all promises made, we can readily
believe the assertion. Norris and
Rowe are the most progressive and
| liberal managers before the public to-
day and the reason is not difficult to
| find They are young, energetic and
above all. ambitious and it tax as these