Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-07-13
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DR.. Harris, Ferguson, Ia.
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East MAR
Mr.. c. A. Baughman was in Eldor
| Thursday on business.
Remember the sundaes at Miller's ic
cream parlor this evening.
Marsh mallows at twenty cents ;
pound at Reynolds & Sheldon.
If you think of going to Canada, Sc
my proposition. j. c. Hollingsworth
Dance at Odd Fellows hall Saturda.
night. Williams orchestra. Six cleo
| trio fans.
Pretty glass berry dish free witt
each 50-cent purchase at Sinclairs
Saturday.
| Saturday only 27-inch black chif
fon taffeta silk, $1.0O quality, for 69c
Archie Parker.
Wash suits must be closed out ant
our low prices are moving them quick
ly. NJ. F. Andrews.
| Culley has a new assortment of en-.
ameled cooking utensils for your tes
| and coffee checks. Bring them in
Superintendent c. S. Hayden, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city for q
| short time Thursday afternoon on bust.
, ness.
Dance the Moonlight Waltz by the
light of the moon, Saturday night al
Odd Fellows hall. Williams orches-
ira.
Mr.. John Sipher Diffenbaugh, OF
Monmouth. ILL.,. is in the city for Wis
it of several weeks with his aunt, Mrs
f. L. Meeker.
Come ana see my Canada PROPOSE
ton and grains raised there, at my Of
flee over los East Main street. j. G.
Hoilingswo
MIR. Charles Wilson, of Minburn, who
has been visiting with Mr.. NJ NJ. Dick
son and Mr.. John Dickson for a week,
left for his home this morning.
Reynolds & Sheldon will pay 70.
good eggs twelve cents per dozen cash,
fourteen cents in trade. All stock will
be candled and stale eggs returned to
the seller.
Give Culley your order the day be-
fore when needing crimp bread, lady
fingers, or any special baking. and he
will see you get it fresh from the SAM
tary Bakery
Repair your e.lrnace now. Don't ask
us to do it later when we can't get
men enough to install all the new
jobs demanded at the last moment
Lennox Furnace Company
County Attorney F. E. Northup, who
has been attending the Iowa State As
ISOLATION of County Attorneys. which
has been in session in Des Moines, ar
rived home Thursday evening.
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Travelling men say Marshall county
corn looks better than in any other
part of the state and that A. E. Wilbur
& Sons line of furniture and floor
coverings are not surpassed in central
Iowa.
Mrs. F. G.. Auringer of Kearney.
Neb., who has been in the city visiting
with relatives, and who has been
spending a few days In Cedar Rapids
with her sister, Mrs. f. G. Taylor, ar
rived here Thursday evening.
C. E. Greefe, of Eldora. passed thru
the city this morning on his way to
the southern part of the state on
short business trip On his way home
Mr.. Greefe will stop in Newton, where
Mrs. Greefe is visiting. and where he
will remain for a few days.
To the farmers and threshers of
county: 1t will be to your
interest to see Gantz before ordering
rour oils and ankle grease for harvest
ng or threshing. Ask for prices on
,arrel and half-harrel lots. % and "a
North First avenue. L. S. Gantz.
The condition Of Guy A. Meeker who
was operated on at ST. Thomas hospital
for gall stones almost two weeks ago.
Is gradually improving. Mr.. Meeker's
condition was quite critical for severa!
days, but recently he has been gaining
strength, and his condition now indi-
Gates recovery soon.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Thayer and daughter,
Mrs. Leavitte II. East, entertained the
ladies' Auxiliary Of the Railroad Y
W. C. A. at their home POI South
Fourth street, Thursday afternoon
There was an attendance Of about
orty, and those present enjoyed a
pleasant and profitable meeting. Light
We're served by the host
sses.
Mrs. J. N. Baughman, so5 East State
street, entertained eighteen of her lady
friends at a sew party Thursday after
loon, given in honor of Miss Della |
Of st. Paul. Other guests
rom out Of town were Mrs Chin |
strand, also Of st. Paul: Miss Pressler,
# Fort Wayne, Ind; Mrs. w R. Cox.
Il Alden and Miss Florence Feeley. of |
Ala A light lunch was
erved by the hostess.
Messrs Harvey Henderson. Nathan
abbott and Martin Roberts started
rom here Thursday on bicycle trip
0 North Dakota where they will seek
Tork in the harvest fields later in the
ummer On their way they will stop
nd work in the hay fields Of South
Dakota for a short time They will
e gone from this city probably until
all and are anticipating a fine out