Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-10
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

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Dance at F'orney's hall Saturday.
D. A. Collision, dentist. fremont
| block
A thoroughly good article will always
sell. See the shoes at Tuttles.
Get your school hosiery while you
can get 3 pair for % cents. Benedict
& Brintnall.
George True. of the claim department
of the Iowa Central, was in the city
today on company business.
Mona stomach tablets which Nc
Bride & Will sell under guarantee,
cure all forms of stomach ills.
Persons desiring employment at the
Canning Works should call at the Of
flee and register A. I. Birchard.
SIS N. w. line, on Aug. II, II and 13 to
Chicago and return, on Aug. II and IL
to Milwaukee and return. Good to re-
turn on or before Aug. 22.
The last call for :ligh priced wall
paper at a low pric. You can double
your money al Dlilses i1sei ise -
opposite the M. e. church.
Call for word contest circular A
| magnificent $3.50 piano VIII he given
away absolutely free besides hundreds
of dollars in additional prizes. Eadie-
Ward Music Co.
An entire train of new passenger
coaches for the Colorado and South
ern railroad, passed thru the city
Thursday evening over the Northwest
| ern, from Pullman, I'll.
p;u a,,- e-,,nooa now T,on,+ ask
:, 49,, ~, ,va o.n.t cot
-, ,,,rl ~ ;nsto11 all tho new
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| D,a1;tt1a .nd u,wlev who have
beer attendinp the Grand lodge meet
inc. &c tbe Knig,ts Of pvthias at Iowa
| CS;tv returned home Thursday night.
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f. w. Armstrong has brought fore
closure suit on u mortgage note given
by Mrs. Frances Smith ct al, in the
sum of $109. and secured by mortgage
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The waters of the Iowa river, which
have been high for two days, began
to recede last night ana Dy noon TO-DAY
had fallen about SIX inches. Heavy
rains near the head waters or the
stream are expected to maintain the
water at a high level for several Gays
to come.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Anna M.
Thornquist, 5O4 West Linn street. IN
the evening Mr. oscar Thornlulst was
host to the young people OF the church.
at the regular social and business
meeting combined, which is held every
two weeks.
m c,oo , for,,,a, ,,i+ober of tho
-, ., ~; ,+..ot
early in the season, and who has since
been in Hawarden. pitching for that
towns independent team, was in the
city Thursday. Greene stopped here
to visit friends and said he had a job
with the Waverly Independent team,
| which he was going to take.
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~ . r,,,s,,.s 80
80, ~ I.,aias, c,,;1d az g. panrs
us ~ ~ ~ 800 ~ Nc = Pin
cnu 1 Gu -, e,' 'i, ..o 49, a1aa,ad far
the church treasury. Ihe lawn Was
lighted by lanterns, ana iater III the
evening dancing ana music were en-
joyed by the young people, In the
house.
Row Parkin. one of the pitchers of
the ST. Paul Climb. of the American AS
sociation who has been in the city for
few DAVIS visiting with friends
amona the Brownies. returned to st.
Pan, Thursday. being summoned by
| tho manapement of the team An eff
| fort was made nv the local association
p,,,, MANA cement ia use Parlin for a
chort time INT if was NOT obtained.
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Inc Cohcorola lNaeoui'o was eii,el
! tanned Ihurseias AFTERNOON by Nis'
ter mayer Ill west otate street. lafe
OF tne AFTERNOON was spent IN seMiiis
1olloWlhS Whlch dli liiuuiseu ih d eoi
| test OF guessing the Iluiiipei VI Grams