Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10

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Dr. Billiard, osteopath, IS East Main
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DR.. A. Clyde Conway. physician and
surgeon.
Program dance of popular pieces at
Forney's hall, Wednesday, Sept IL.
Make entries for county fair now
and avoid the rush on opening day.
Just received large line of dress
goods and silk. Benedict e Brintnall
Remember the church supper served
by the NJ. E. ladies Wednesday night
Good merchandise is always the
Brintna1i.
Dorothy. the 5-year-od daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shove is quite i'll
of pneumonia.
Don't forget we make the best suit
of clothes in the city for the prizes.
'Brenneck, the tailor.
clean and free burning. The best for
kitchen use. Gregory Coal, Coke and
Lime Co.
Rev. j. M. Plumb, who has been at
tending the annual conference of the
Methodist Protestant church at Busy
for several days, returned home Satur-
day night.
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Start your library right by getting
the simplest and neatest sectional book
case ever made. You will find full
assortment at the D C. Wilbur Store.
on West Main street
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Mrs. James Hall entertained her
Sunday school class of
about a dozen girls, at a picnic sup
per In Cottage Grove park, Soldiers
Home, Saturday evening.
Next week--our county fair, make
Schmidt's hardware store your head
rs lbs to 400 lbs. Easily carried to
any corner in the house. Perfectly fire.
proof. Better buy one before the fire.
u. r. Cliff, of Gearing, was in the city
Saturday night on his way to Clear
Lake, to remain over Sunday with Mrs.
Cliff and daughter, who have been
spending the summer there. The FAM
lily expects to return home in a few
days.
The Railroad Y NJ. c. A. Saturday
finished the distribution of it's pros
pectus for the annual entertainment
course, to be given this winter. A
meeting of the ticket sellers is to be
held at the association building this
evening.
Use it just as you would hard coal;
in your range. hea ting stove or fur
mace, but save neat sum on your fuel
bill Salvey coke-the smokeless fuel.
In four sizes-pea, chestnut, nut and
egg. Place your order now. Consum-
ers' Fuel Co.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold rummage sale Thursday
and Friday of this week at 1872 East
Main street. Persons having anything
to donate please notify Mrs. James
Skegg, new phone, Mrs. James ARM
strong, old phone.
Judge ]. r. Whitaker, of Boone, who
has been presiding over the district
court of Hardin county, spent Saturday
night in the city with his brother, j.
Nj. Whitaker, going to his home Sum
day. Judge Whitaker returned to Ell
dora this morning.
Everybody comes to make a success
Of our county fair. Everybody will visit
Schmidt's hardware store. Ask for the
24-inch house mangle. The mangle
will do good half of your ironing
[ would not recommend mangle If
was not convinced of its success.
The grape thieves who have been
stripping the vineyards of residents of
the city seem to have transferred their
opera tons to the surrounding country
Several vineyards within a radius Of
four miles of town have been cleaned
out of their fruit between two days.
We do not embarrass our customers
by requiring them to ask to have their
fuel weighed over the city scales. We
do it that way whether they ask 1t or
not, and they get certificate from the
city weighmaster with every load. 1t
pays to know just what you are get
ting, both in quality and weight Con-
sumers' Fuel Co.
F. n. Houghton, of this city, and r.
3. Tweed, of LeGrand, who exhibited
swine at the Hardin county fair in Ell
dora last week, went to Eldora iSatur-
day night Yesterday they made ready
to ship their exhibits to the Franklin
county fair at Hampton, which will be
held this week. Both Of the gentle-
men will remain in Hampton until the
fair is over.
Miss Helen Abbott entertained in
formally, few guests at l o'clock
luncheon today, complimentary to Miss
Clara Farmer, of Sioux Rapids, who is
in the city for brief visit while on
Ter way to Iowa College, Grinnell
where she is a student. Miss Abbott's
other guests were Misses Anne Heal.
ion, Belle Fletcher, Emma Woodbury.
and Ida Shove.
A letter received in the city from
Chicago says that j. A. Byrnes, a
CORNER produce merchant of this city,
IS very critically sick in "a. hospital
here The letter said Mr.. Byrnes. was
not expected to live more than few
days. Mrs Byrnes, and Mr.. Byrnes'
brother from Idaho, are with him. Mr..
Pvrpes was ynanaper Of the Marshall