Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-05
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The City in Brief

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Dance at Forney's hall Saturday.
Drs. Conway, physician and sur.
geons.
Husking supplies cheap at Horne
Gelvin's.
Long, black kid gloves. all sizes. M
3. Andrews.
Get our prices on ranges at once
Horne Gelvin.
Marshall Rebekah Lodge. No. 40, will
have initiation Saturday evening.
Drink German American coffee. AL
ways the same. D. S. Good Grocer.
Co.
Lost, a vest, on North First avenue
Finder leave at Tony Psenickas tailo,
shop.
The Presbyterian ladies' will have al
exchange tomorrow afternoon at My
ers' grocery.
Wanted-Man to rent farm on stool
shares. Must be competent to manage
Address "J.-22." care Times Repub
lican.
Tobin, Ithaca and Browning auto
matte shot guns carried in stock. We
have a good supply Of ammunition
Horne & Gelvin.
Mrs. Mary Beehrle, 107 East Church
street, was hostess at a pleasant meet
ing of the Excelsior Aid Society
Thursday afternoon.
The newest in all-overs for waists
with laces and insertions to match
just received at Nettie Ingledue & Co.
the Up-to-Date Dry Goods House.
Mrs. S. W. Rubee, $50 North Centsl
street, entertained the w. I. D. Clui
Thursday afternoon. At the close Of {
pleasant social session, light refresh
ments were served.
Mr. F. S. Perry, county representa-
tive Of the American Sunday Schoo
Union, has organized school IA
Quarry. Miss Maud Cronk has beer
selected as the superintendent.
The very best underwear we know o.
for men, women and children is the
Munsing, for sale by u.s. We guarantee
the quality of every garment fully 81
per cent better than other makes. M
F. Andrews.
Our regular monthly horse sale, Oct
9Th, Ill North Center street. Bring ir
marketable horses. Will have many
new buyers to take all that yo. offer
Robert S. Gowdy, auctioneer; G. C.
Crary, manager.
Just received, a new line of laces and
trimmings, so don't fail to let us show
you the very latest in this line when
you are in need of any trimmings. Net
tie Ingledue & Co., the Up-to-Date
Dry Goods House.
The town of Clemens is to have 6
newspaper again. The plant of thu
Tribune, the former publication, which
suspended publication several month:
ago, has been sold to a Mr.. Young, o.
Toledo, and he will issue a paper in tho
near future.
Thomas Clark, who has been spend
ing the summer vacation with his par
ents, Deputy Marshal and Mrs. Mich
ael Clark, left Thursday night for ST
Louis to enter the st. Louis Denta
College to take up the work of his sec
ond year.
The Mariop township road case
which was heard by the supervisors
Wednesday and Thursday, was con-
cluded Tuesday evening, but the board
did not render decision. 1t may de
so before the present session is ad-
journed.
Maurice Kent, the star left halfbach
Of the state university foot ball team
is out of scrimmage work this week
because of slight injury. Kent has
a very sore toe on his kicking foot
caused, it is believed, by wearing shoes
that are too tight. 1t is believed that
he will get into the game again soon.
When ordering fuel from us it j:
not necessary to ask for city scale
weights. We do it that way anyhow
With every load of fuel, you receive 6
city scale certificate and our invoice
1t makes it little more expensive e
us, Uul yOu clG VIllllCu " hAoN JUS
what you are getting. Consum us
Fuel Co.
s.. Margarets' Mission, of ST. Paul.!
church, met Thursday evening at The
home of Rev. and Mrs. w. P. James
and after discussing plans of entertain.
ment for the winter, elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Miss Ed
ma Cross; vice president, Miss Isabe
Mitchem; secretary. Miss Matena Mel
son; treasurer, Miss Lois Vogel.
Mrs. B. F. Smith entertained the
Harmony Aid Society Thursday, at hel
pretty country home, three miles south
of the city. Twenty members and two
guests were present, the latter beins
Mrs. j. A. Rails, Of the city, and Mrs
Putnam, neighbor of the hostess. !,
| four course dinner was served about
o'clock, after which business meeting
was held. and the afternoon was ther
spent socially.
Saturday evening from $3.50 to S:3
we will have an exhibition of printing
in our show window for the purpose o
demonstrating the qualities of the vari
Gus grad of Kruxo developing paper
This paper is now recognized to be tn
leading developing paper on the mar
ket. and we want those of you who ar
not familiar with it's use to call AMI
witness this demonstration. Brine
some of your favorite negatives am
we will print pictures from them. Re
member the date, Saturday Oct.
from 6: 80 to $3.50 p. m. Central Phot
and Supply Co. at 10 West Main, (Sim