Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-16
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Observation-Disclosures
i: THE CITY in BRIEF !

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ID. A. COLLISION dentist. 10 w. Main
49,
s. fremont block.
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Sheriff c. S. Hutson was in Gilman
'ou's "e'e'olhs 'o civil BUSINESS
Eyes tested and glasses fitted at
Newell optical parlors, opposite post
office.
Banner brand Minnesota -four Kirk
Bros.
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August Nogel went to Osl1aloosa
Saturday night. where he will join his
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If you want clean coal. first class mine
run. or any other kind of COAL send
your order to the Independent Conl
Company. East Main Telephone l03.
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OF the Shrew" Company. arrived In
the city Sunday from Cedar Rapids.
| Miss Rehan travels In her own private
car.
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dental association which is in session
there this week.
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Mrs. Emma Weatherly and daughter.
| Miss Blanche. went to Liscomb Sat
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| Peter Lang will leave this evening
for Gilmore City to attend the marriage
of his brother. August Lang and Miss
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A party of Gilman people, here to at
| tend the Hanford production of Don
Caesar De Bazan," returned home Sat
urday. The party was composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Urbine. Mr.. Wal
Trr,,ina ona M ,na Mrs \ q nj
10,
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Mr.. Ross kingsbury, of Chicago, who
has been In the city on business con-
nected with the Corn Exchange Ma
tional Bank. of Chicago. returned to
ms home Saturday night Mr.. Kings
bury expects to return to the city
to ba onenad nm here
we want 10 th'llh the Pupilc LOT the
liperal patronage accofaed us satur-
day. our opening day. ana TO assure all
| that we VIII ehdeavor TO merit IL IN
the luture' me business so large
lhat we were uhaple 10 MI ali our Or
defs saturday night put dld so this
morning Fred Rixon q GO.
An enthusia site hut small n,eatinp
of the committee chairman and mem
pers. atteliuea py ABOUT lorty, was heid
az 'he M. - A. SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Coihnie'ee Reports were read ana dls-
eussea ana plahs TAXED over Tor the
pettefiheht OF the association, 1ts work
ana 10 auo a,trac'iVei'ess 10 the pulia-
| lhs'
Miss M. Elizabeth Pratt. supervisor
of music in the public schools. who was
detained al home in Chicago for q weel,
after the close of the holiday vacation
because of the illness Of her mother
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The members of the G. B. Club and
a few guests were entertained Satur-
day night by Miss Anna Andrews. at
the home of her cousin. Mr.. e. r. Fogr
at Prairieville. The cold seven-mfle
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