Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-29
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chamberlain. optometrist.
See our Snap space in this issue.
DR. Billiard, osteopath. % East Main.
| Dr.. Burkhart. osteopath 3o2 West
Main.
The celebrated Worth skirt handled
only by u.s. A. H. Simon.
W. E. Cooley shipped car load OF
horses to Buffalo yesterday
Buy sell, borrow. loan. exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews Co.
Bargains such as you have never
seen at Simons, in white skirts white
and colored waists. Get one before
they are all gone.
What people say about South Platte
| Valley, Col, land of milk and honey.
see samples of grain and excursion
rates and dates. j. D. Vail, Real Es-
| tate Co., 100 West Main street.
| Mrs. c. A. Lands had as guests at
! dinner Friday Mrs. Goldie Hosier, of
| Alliance, Neb; Mrs. Gusta Dunton, OF
| Creston, and Mrs. Robert Lindsay, of
this city.
NJ. A. Ward. Of Bromley. accompan-
| Ward & Pyles hogs, which We're sold
at the Britain & Co. yards. The load
| was mixed packers, seventy-six head
averaging 1877 pounds.
Mr.. w. A. Miller. of the county
| treasurer's office, went to Colfax Fri
! day evening, where he will remain for
a stay of two weeks. Mr.. Miller is
compelled to take little rest from his
duties, owing to a severe attack OF
stomach trouble.
Mr.. Henry Hudson, for many years
of Buffalo Center but more recently Of
Cedar Rapids, has come to this city
! to manage the Fair store. Mr.. Hud-
son succeeds Mr. Frank O'Meara, who
has accepted position on the road
with. "a wholesale shoe house.
Misses Florence Herman and Emma
Arts went to Colo Friday evening,
where they will attend a house party
given by Miss Eva Renolds From
there they will leave for Chicago, ac-
cemrpanied by Miss Renolds, to visi.
with Mrs Earts, the latter's sister.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Friends church spent pleasant after
noon Friday at the home of Mrs. e. w.
Jay, s12 West Linn street. A good
attendance was present. Mrs. Ada
Jay and Mrs. c. E. Packard assisted
the hostess in serving refreshments.
The new cars for the mail service to
be inauguarted on the Centrals night
trains were taken from the shops to-
day, and sent to Albert Lea and Abba.
The cars are old ones, which have been
ove.rhauled, repaired and painted, and
equipped with cranes for receiving
pouches at those stations where no
stops are scheduled.
Are you satisfied with your tailor
who makes your clothes? If not, come
to our emporium and we will convince
you that the proper way to make
clothes is to make them fit. We have
many satisfied customers who are do
Inf, considerable to advertise us, and
we. are doing the rest. Latest inl-
ported goods, stylish cut garments.
What more could you desire. Tony
Psenicka.
Mrs. G. r.. Thayer and daughter
Adeline who, with Mrs. Thayer's
mother, Mrs. A. p. Thayer, have been
visiting with the latter's daughter,
Mrs. Charles Mullan, at White Bear
Like, Mimi, for about two weeks, ar
rived home Friday night. Mrs. Thay-
er and daughter went to Grinnell this
morning to visit with the formers
mother, Mrs. j. w. Will. They will be
absent for two or three weeks. Mrs.
A. p. Thayer will remain with Mrs.
Mullan several weeks longer.
.Cap,"' one of the big blacks Of the
central fire station, Is in the hospital
for a few days, owing to the fact that
he is .off his feed. due to a slight
liver disorder. Chief Kirby is using
.eDick," one Of the old grays now in
service in the street and alley depart
nlent, placing the animal on the patrol
wagon. .Biil," one of the regular pa
troll horses, is now the companion and
running mate Of Colonel" the other
black, on the chemical wagon, and will
be on duty until cap" is again we'll.
Notices Of the drawings Of the Jalis-
co, Mexico land lottery have been re-
ceived in this city during the past day
or two giving the description of the
lots drawn by those living in this CITY,
1shose who were interested here esti-s
.rnate there was between 200 and 300
chances sold in this city, and each
Grew out a parcel Of land, all Of them
$50 far as known. being town lots
Attic the better prizes were larger
parcels, one Of them Of 1000 acres.
none of these fell to Marshalltown peo-'
pie Jalisco, so those say who have
1,een there, is small village with a
railroad, and the town lots, the chances
on which were $25. are Of but COM
paretively little value.
Mr.. II. j. Ostdiek arrived home yes
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