Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-04
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THE CITY in BRIEF


Beef roast, cents. Rupert's mar
ket
Ladies s1.oo wrappers 70 cents each
at M. f. Andrews
A summary white waist for 95 cents
at A. III. sSimon's.
For plumbing go to Hecker & CAL
kins. Work guaranteed.
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See those new long Empire Covert
Coats for fall wear, at M. f. Andrews
For Exchange-A sixty acre farm
for dwelling in Marshalltown. William
Battin.
Largest assortment of bottled olives,
pickles, canned meats and fish. Olives
and swee. pickles in bulk.
Mr.. Frank Dwyer, of Carson, Pirie,
Scott &. Co. Chicago, formerly of this
city, spent Tuesday in The city on bust
ness.
We can do your laundry work on
short notice. Will call for work
Flitton Laundry. "a West Church
street.
Furnace repairs must be made now
before the fall rush is on. Later we
can not spare the time. Lennox Fur
mace Co.
We are prepared to show you the
best values ever offered in Marshall
town in cravenette coats from S. up
NJ +. Andrews.
Telephone for furnace repairs now.
We can not spare the men later in the
fall wllen our busy season is on. Len
nox Furnace Co.
Special prices on wall paper to close
out small lots. Come at once while
assortment is complete. Bring the
size of your rooms. Skegg's Wall Pa
per and Paint Store.
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Our mammoth stock is now arriving
will give some spler.did bargains in
light and medium weight suits and
trousers. Hopkins the popular tailor
Wall paper! Wall paper! Enough OF
each pattern for one or two rooms, toe
little for us to carry, just enough foi
your needs. Prices cut as low as one
half. Slsegg's Wall Paper and Pain
Store.
III. c. Griffith, the wef-known
dairy1nan and fruit. grower. has
brought to the T.-R. a fine Sample of
Ebdorado blackberries, which are as
fine homegrown berries as have been
seen this season.
Miss Matte Mcmillan went to Gil
man this morning to attend the second
and closing day of the Marshall CouE-
ty Veterans Association reunion. Mr..
George Trautmann also went to Gill
man to attend the gathering today.
Mr.. ard Mrs. d. v. Thrift, of Nevada
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
James Cakes, near Albion, for a few
days, returned to their home Thurs
day evening. In company with Mr.
and Mrs. Cakes, Mr.. and Mrs. Thrift
have been enjoying camp party VI
the river from Albion.
At the big administrator sale, AK
mister rugs in all sizes are moving at
prices lower than ever before and the
patterns, are the pick of the fall output.
An especially large line of odd dressers
and wash stands. 1t will pay you to
come i'll and see the goods at the D.
&C. Wilbur store.
Miss Agnes Carey Of independence
arrived in the city yesterday, and will
remain for visit of few days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hixson
Miss Carey was a former teacher In
the Woodbury. school, in this city. Last
year she taught in the Duluth, Mimi.
schools, and next fall goes to Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dunn returned
Thursday evening from st. Anthony
where they have been visiting for g
few days at the horne of the formers
uncle, Mr. William Dunn, seven miles
northeast Of st. Anthony. DR.. Dunn
has been confined te' his room for five
months suffering from complication
of ailments due to IDS advanced years
He is still critically Ill, and his death
is considered only Il question of time
Mr.. Dunn is father Of Mr.. ]. c. Dunn
of this city.
FREQ Gilchrist, who for the past twt
weeks has been visiting his mother
Mrs. ida Gilchrist, 705 West MAR
street, left this morning for Albert lea
where. for time at least, he will worl
for the Iowa Central in the office OF
Agent George S. Til1gley. Mr.. Gilchris
recently returned from Idaho, where
he has been for a few months. Priol
to that, for the past two or three years
he has been living In Kenmare, N. D.
where he pre- empted a quarter section
Of government land.
Chief of Police w e. Nicholson has
caused to be photographed all of th5
inmates of the county jail who ars
held to the grand Jury on the more
serious charges. There are a half doz.
en- or more who have been bound ovel
to the grand jury for one crime ane
another, whom the chief believes may
be wanted elsewhere He will send tht
photographs to widely circulated de.
tective agency publication that the,
may be published, and publicity giver
them None Of the prisoners objected
to sitting before the photographer.
The public at large may not know
the large expense connected with TIL
proper conduct of a chautauqua AM
especially where ii has no permanen
abiding home, but must be held eacl
year in tent and on rented ground. T,
meet such expense a reasonable pric
must be charged for tickets. The pre-
vailing price in Illinois is $3.50. Som
managers put the price to $3.50. Il
Iowa the price varies from $3.50 to 81
but the average price is 81. one man
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