Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-16
Gi111fs-Rep,lb6t1n,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
) THE CITY IN BRIEF :
optometrist.

| Chamberlain, optometrist.
| First class watches at Aliens.
Dr. Jay, physician and surgeon.
D. "A. Collision, dentist. 10 w. Main
| Buy. SELL. borrow, loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews co.
Just received new lot of THE
Whole Damn Family" and TRAMP
in Art Gallery" at Liebig's.
The Yeonen Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Joseph Khile, 304 Woodbury.
street, tomorrow afternoon
Plumbing repair work promptly and
satisfactorily done by Hecker & CAL
kins. 20 North First street. Phone III
two rings.
Telephone for furnace repairs now
We can not spare the men later In the
fall when our busy season is on. Len
nox Furnace Co.
Uniform Rank, X. o. T. M. dance, IN
Maccabee hail. Thursday, August H.
Admission 10 cents Ladies free. Mrs
Williams orchestra.
Wanted - Married man to take
charge Of $50 acre farm close to town:
for term of years on share rent Ad-
dress "A. b." care of Times epubli-
can.
! Mr.. H. g. Brintnall, of Benedict <
Brintnall, left this morning for Chica-
go. New York and Cleveland, where ne
will remain for two weeks looking at
ter business matters
Twelve chautauqua tickets for S2.5O
or about 20 cents per admission, is the
cut rate offer made today. Be loyal
to a good thing and take advantage of
some strong programs during the next
four days.
Twelve chautauqua tickets for $3.50
or about 20 cents per admission, is the
cut rate offer made today. Be loyal
to good thing and take advantage of
some strong programs during the next
| four days.
Arrangements are under way for a
picnic to be given by Marshall Lodge,
No. 312, b. P. O. E., some day next
week. The outing will be enjoyed at
some place near the city. A special
meeting to complete the plans and to
fix the time and place will be held next
Friday evening at the lodge rooms.
Vice President and Treasurer F.. H.
Davis, of the Iowa Central, accompan-
led by Mrs. Davis and son, and a par
|ty of friends from the east arrived in
the city Tuesday evening on the spe-
cial car Hawkeye. The party remained
until this morning, leaving for Peoria.
Mr.. Davis and his friends have been
in Minneapolis, and are ON their way
home to Patterson, NJ j.
Patrons of last years ohautauqua
will recall the Robertson illustrated lee
lures. the beautiful pictures thrown on
canvas and the run of comment as
they We're given. Mr.. Hinton White,
In Illustrated lectures this year,
is Mr.. Roberson's equal Mr.. White
has been al number of times on the
program of the mother chautauqua
His evenings in Marshalltown will be
Aug. 16 and II.
Word received by friends in the city
announces the marriage of Miss Elsie
M. Byers, formerly e. waitress at the
Iowa. Soldiers Home, In this city, and
daughter of James w. Byers, of Ce-
dar Rapids, a member Of the Home
Miss Byers was married to Mr.. w. f
Watkins, of Sulphur, I. r., and has
gone to Sulphur to live. The wedding.
took place on August g. Miss Byers W.;
employed as waitress at the Home
two years.
Rev. E. e. Erwin, pastor Of the Pres
byterian church, De Funiak Springs
Fla.-We have had with us few days
at the Southern Chautauqua, De Fun
iak Springs. Fla, DR.. Earl Douglass
Holtz. We have greatly enjoyed hear
ing him, both in the pulpit and on the
lecture platform. Wholesome and
helpful, and rendered attractive by
the manner and setting in which his
thoughts; were presented. Truly a great
lecture. Tomorrow afternoon at the
chautauqua.
Arrangements have now been made
by which Riverview park may be
reached by walking without taking to
the road. To be used for sidewalk
purposes Mr.. Thaddeus Binford, who
owns the land south OF the park on the
east side of Third avenue has moved
back his line fence five feet from the
road SC that the strip Of land may be
used for sidewalk. The commission
ers will have cinder walk layed on
it, which will give sidewalk from
the park to Riverside street
New sweet potatoes, four pounds for
25 cents; ripe tomatoes cents
pound; large Norway mackerel at 10
cents each; pure cider vinegar % cents
gallon; pure white wine vinegar Is
cents 6. gallon; use tycoon tea, uncol-
ored Japan at so cents a pound; jelly
glasses with covers at 25 cents per
dozen; regular scent lead pencils go
ing at Is cents doz: Wild Rose gly-
cerine soap, very fine, at 10scents a
bar Will Miller, North First avenue.
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Miss Peryle Harris delightfully."- en-
tertained small company of friends
at her home Tuesday night in honor
OF Miss Emily A. Waterman and the
other members Of the Midland Quartet
Mrs. Alice Drennen Robinson and
Misses Saidee Spaulding and Rachael
Steirnnan. Miss Waterman, the reader
with the quartet, was a classmate OF