Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-19
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE CITY in BRIEF

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RI
il THE CITY in BRIEF !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR.. Cottle, physician and surgeon.
DR. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
DR. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
DR.. Burkhart. osteopath 3o2 West
| Main.
Flyo euro will rotect your horse
from flies. E. E. Benedict & Co.
Buy, sell. borrow, loan, exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co
| Do not let flies trouble your horses;
use Flyo euro. e. E. Benedict & Co
| The Bangor band will give another
open air concert at Albion this eve
| ming.
If you want a good bread ask your
grocer for sack Of Wellington's Fest
Flour.
The Mission Study Glass of st Paul's
church will meet with Mrs. d. w.
Marston Monday afternoon. at 8
o'clock.
Loyal Legion of Plymouth party in
Red Men hall Saturday evening, Aug.
10. Dancing and good music. Every
body invited.
We have just one 7-octave piano
cased Kimball organ in Mahogany fin
ish left, sS4 takes it. The Martin
Piano Co, 12s East Main street.
Remember the Rev. S. S. Cryor, D.
D., of Dixon, ILL.,, Will preach in the
Presbyterian church at 10:30 Sunday
morning. Everybody welcome. Mrs.
McGill will have charge of the singing
Sunday evenings program at the
chautauqua will be given by the Meis-
ser singers. This male quartette has
gained a wide reputation in .chautau-
qua work this season. They please
everywhere
The First National Bank has f1lel an
action against A. Maulsby and wife
and Mrs. Mariana Maulsby, asking
Judgment on note for $500. The
amount of the judgment prayed for is
$425, with interest at 8 per cent.
Stop at our store any day and we
will be pleased to show you that the
Kimball piano is superior to all ether
makes, and the prices, $3.50, s275, 5000,
ETC., are lower than prices asked for
cheap pianos. Martin Piano Co, 12S
East Main street.
j. e. Jackson, who caused the arrest
of A. S. Burnell for violating the city
ordinance relating to the side of street
to be occupied by vehicles, failed to ap-
pear when the case was called in Nay
or Ingledues court. The action was
therefore dismissed.
Miss Marie and Ella WEIGH enter
tanned company of about fifty guests
at their home, All West Boone street,
Friday night, at a reception in honor
of their cousin, Mr.. Thomas Lallgon,
of Pochatello, Idaho, and Miss May
Mooney who are to be married Mon
day.
The funeral of Mrs. Albert Cranky,
OF the Soldiers Horne, was conducted
from the assembly hall Friday after
noon at o'clock, and was largely at
tended. Rev. j. B. NIeloy, pastor Of the
State street United Evang elical
church had the service in charge. In
torment was in the Home cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Thornquist, of
Columbia S. c., arrived in the city this
for short visit with Mr..
Thornquist's mother, Mrs. Anna NJ.
Thornquist, and other relatives and
friends. Mr. Thornquist will leave for
home early next week, but Mrs.
Thornquist will remain for longer
visit
1t is not known as yet just when the
funeral of the late George Sole, of the
Soldiers Home, will be held. "A son
of the deceased, Joseph F. Sole, of
Madison, Neb., is on his way to the
city, and is hardly expected before
tonight. In that event the funeral will
probably be held Sunday afternoon.
The interment will be at the Home
News, Canton, South Dakota-The |
Meistersingers gave the best number
Of the high school lecture course at
Armory Hall, Wednesday evening, to q
large audience. Every number was
heartily encored, and when the cur
tain fell after the last number, a bet
ter pleased audience has seldom left
the hall The Meistersingers, will, Miss
Retz as reader, furnish the program
Sunday evening at the chautauqlla.
Mrs. c. F. Reimer very plea sanity
dozen of her German
friends Friday afternoon, at an Aus
serlesene Kaffee Klatsch." in honor of
Ter mother and sister. Mrs. Johl Ma
lelhoffer and daughter Emma, Of Ma
oerville ILL., who are visiting her. The
afternoon was spent in social way
md German songs and recitations
we're given by the guests, and much en-
oyed. An elegant three-course dinner
vas served at O'clock by Mrs REIN
n, assisted by her daughter. Frances.
rhe guests were Nfesdames George A.
Bowman, Henrietta Bowman, Andrew
Bowman, Jacob wittel F. s. Widl, II.
8utsehan, Mary Rooster, Julius Witt,