Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-29
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The City in Brief

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Dance at Forney's hall tonight.
Winter wheat See want column.
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Full line of solid silver at Aliens
D. A. Collision, dentist fremont
block.
Constable, Walter Wilson, was II
Melbourne today on business.
Mems fast black split sole, tomorrow
Is cents pair. Archie Parker.
| Twenty-Five cents buys anything ir
the center window. ID. IS. Good Grocery
Co.
Waterloo VS.. Brownies tomorrow at
| $3.50. Good game. Be sure and at
| tend.
| More of those great Lowzines watch
es direct from the factory in Switzer-
land, at Hellberg's.
! House and lot for rent at sos North
Second avenue. City water. Apply at
| Liebig's book store.
Mrs. b. B. Hinman of Chicago, is in
the city for few days visit with
| relatives and friends.
Via Northwestern line, special train
to state fair, leaving Marshalltown
Wednesday and Thursday at :05 a. IN.
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For Sale - Dining table, rug. daven-
port, bedstead. mating and other
household goods. 40S North Fourth
street.
1t doesn't take long for iMiona stom-
ach tablets to cure Indigestion. First
dose relieves. soc. Guaranteed by
Mcbride & Will.
Miss Helen, the young daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bowe, who has
been i'll for three weeks with malarial
fever, is considerably improved.
Give Hilsabeck, son of e. II. Hilsa-
beck, of Bangor, was brought to this
city and placed in ST. Thomas hospital,
where he underwent an operation for
appendical abcess. The patients con-
dition is favorable.
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An ice cream lawn social under the
auspices of the Sunday school of the
First United Evangelical church. was
given Tuesday evening, at the Ernest
B. Pardee home, 7OS West State
street. The patronage was fair.
Mr.. G. H. Van Law went to Garwin'
today to attend the meeting of the
northeast district of the Church of
Christ. Mr.. Van Law will address the
convention tonight on Signs of the
Times the subject he so ably handled
i'm his address before the recent old
settlers reunion.
Desk Sergeant Bert Goodale, of the
city police force, is in Des Moines this
week, working at the state fair
grounds. Mr.. Goodale was secured to
take tickets at one of the entrances.
His place vi the police station during
the night is being handled by Officer
Hanson.
Mrs. S. P. Knisely, who has been
visiting relatives in Chicago during
the past three weeks, returned home
Tuesday evening, in order to be with
her sister, Mrs. A. L. Palmer, who
Tuesday received word of the death
of her son, Mr.. Sam Palmer in Tien
Tsin, China.
The radical change in the tempera-
ture from sweltering heat to chilly
nights has been accompanied by an
epidemic of colds. AS much care is re-
CURED in preventing and curing colds
at this time of the year as in the cold
er seasons, and frequently such at
tacks are difficult to eradicate from
the system.
It's risky to guarantee satisfaction to
the skeptical, but we are anxious to
take the risk of proving to you that
we can give you more heat less dirt
and genuine satisfaction out of ton
of Solvay coke than any other fuel you
can. buy, and you will not grumble at
the price. Try a ton if you are skep-
teal. Your next order will be FILTER
up" Consumers Fuel Co.
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A lawn social given Tuesday even
ing at the home of Rev. M. N. Smith,
by the young people of the Methodist
church and congregation, was well at
tended by a large company. Later in
the evening the crowd adjourned to the
church parlors, where an impromptu
program, consisting of spelling
match, readings and other entertain
ments, furnished a pleasant diversion.
J. j. Weber, who for a number of
years has represented the Interna-
tional Harvesting Machine Company
in foreign countries, but who has been
at home for some time, departed Tues
day night for the east. On Monday
next he will sail on the steamer Ma
jestic for Liverpool, and from there
will take passage for Buenos Ayres,
Argentine Republic, South America,
where he has been assigned to duty.
His stay there will be indefinite. Mrs.
Weber accompanied her husband as
far as Chicago.
An unusually large number Of young
people from this city will attend school
at Iowa State College, Ames, during
the coming term, which opens Septem-
Der /. Some of them went to Ames
this morning and others will go this
evening or Thursday morning. Those
who went this morning were Misses
Agnes Burroughs, Florence Hopkins,
Ella Skegg, and Grace Brenneck, and
Messrs. Harvey Griffin and Victor
Eickhoff, the latter of San Francisco,
who has been spending the vacation
with Mr.. Griffin. Mrs. Skegg accom-
panied her daughter, and will remain