Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-01
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THE CITY in BRIEF !
DR.. JAY. physician and surgeon.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Jay, physician and surgeon.
DIR f3ullard. osteopath. % East Main.
Big stock Of melons at Reynolds g.
Sheldon's.
See Pratt 4 Baxter's special adver-
tisement.
Choice basket peaches today at Rey-
nolds & Sheldons.
Go to Hecker & Calkins. Prices
most reasonable and goods first class.
Prof. Tarazo katow will be In Pratt
& Bakers exclusive Novelty store all
next week.
If you want Your meter connected at
right prices get the old reliable plumb
er, David Coulton, to do 1t. Both
phones.
The Loyal Legion of plymouth will
serve refreshments to members only at
the regular meeting this evening. All
turn out.
Mrs. Fred Enziere left for Mason
City this morning, where she has pur-
chased a millinery stock, which she
will open early next week.
e. III. Keller opposite postoffice has
an exclusive boys and children's
clothing department, where Is sold the
best and nobbiest line of clothing In
the city at prices below the lowest.
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We are overstocked with fruit Jars
and will sell all next week pint jars.
As cents, quart Jars, 55 cents, and half
gallon Jars rs cents per dozen. Old
phone 557; new phone 269. w. II.
Moreland.
Miss Martha Nelson. OF the Click
school, who has been spending the
summer vacation period at her home
sisters in Chicago, arrived in the city
today from Dubuque.
Manager A. T.. Cox, of the Marshall
Elevator Company arrived home
Thursday evening from Il business trip
to Hedrick, Ollie, Nugent and other
points, where he has been looking af-
ter company business.
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Miss Anna Matson entertained at her
home Thursday afternoon the members
Of the I. j. S. Club. The afternoon
hours were spent ina social way. and
a two-course luncheon was served by
the hostess. Astors were given as
favors.
Miss Eta Langon, OF the Abbott
school, arrived in the city today from
Pocatello. Idaho, where she has been
spending the greater part of her sum-
mer vacation, with her mother and
brother. She also visited q sister at
Salt Lake.
Miss Edna Guilford, OF the Rogers
school, arrived insthe city today from
Hampton, where she has been visiting
friends for several days. Miss Gull
ford has been spending her summer
vacation with friends In Leon, and at
her home in 3Plattville, wis.
n We can save you money by having
your chenille or tapestry curtains, rugs,
ladies' or. gents clothing, etc, clean
ed, dyed or pressed. Out Of town ord
sers will receive prompt attention. Work
called for and delivered. Marshall-.
town Steam Dye works, 1902 s. LIST ave-
nue.. Both phones.
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also, ose, Lov I vest Maiil streel, . :.
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g. sn - g. ~ nos yo A." nouss, 4o ny
ou 80 ps.,o' sleoo' looliis' Aov
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No ~ niflN 4 IN piy1yact Matt,
80 1'p " %. We II. -
Miss Agnes Sears left this morning
for Minneapolis, where she is employed
=, sSl Nsfs. Eana se.rs won't ~
fi,,nea ,,is r,l,,rs,7o,, ava,,i,r ~ y;.;t
bar s,Star1 nvar sunday and win nc.
a,,ta,. sc,.,nnali if,o,Iaga 'sr,hon INC tow,
onana for ina work ~ her i,,nior vaar
thara q
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The Waterloo Carriage Company has
filed an action IN the district court IN
Whlch n. =. ana Ray y. East are
named defendants. Inc ACTON IS one
an attachment on the goods and chat
tells Of the defendants to secure the
balance Or $782.36 due on an account
for merchandise furnished the defend
ants at Parsons and lola, Kan.
Nrrs 1esse CoIe ana M,.s r nm
ha,n gava ricnic Thursl.v aftarnoon
nj tbe soIdiar9 Howe far tho fnr,ne,.s