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

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Great many bargains for fair week
Benedict & Brintnasl
Attend. the program dance at For
ney's hall. Wednesday, Sept. -.
What we do we do well. Central
Iowa Business College, Catalog free
| We want you Ito make our store
| headquarters fair week. Benedict Il
| Brintnall.
Wanted-Twenty girls to work at
| fair grounds during fair week Robert
son & Strub.
Mcbride & Will is the place to buy
Mona stomach tablets, the guaranteed
cure for indigestion.
j. w. Ditz, ahead of the Lyman
Twins, and William Nye, advance rep
resentative of Vests minstrels, were
in the city today.
We want to sell 100 suits of clothes
| to responsible parties at SLIGO per
week. Investigate our proposition.
Brenneck, the tailor.
For fair week we will show you the
largest line of $1,000 cloaks ever
brought to the city. Great values.
Benedict & Brintnall.
There will be a meeting of the board
of the Associated Charities tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs w. r. Forney, on North First
street
A suit of the Custel Horse Company
against Frank Bacon has been brought
to the district court on appeal from
the justice court of j. w. Gaunt. The
sum of $50 in involved.
Hickory Hollow coal will surely
prove winner in this market as no
other coal of equal quality can be sold
for the price. Sold only by Gregory
Coal, Coke and Lime Co.
The sensational melo- drama. "The
Midnight Flyer" comes to the Odeon
Thursday evening. The play tells
strong dramatic story seasoned with
hig comedy. Prices Is, %, 80 and SO
cents.
Remember when you wish to buy
anything In the way of furniture or
floor coverings that we give liberal
discount for cash on d. c. Wtlbur's
goods. The D. c. Wilbur Store on
West Main street
AS 1 have an over stock of buggies.
spring wagons, and surries, that l do
not care to carry over the winter, |
will offer them at greatly reduced
prices for the next thirty days. Come
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Remember Monday, Sept 10, is the
last date on which discounts will be
allowed on August bills. Our office
will be open until p. m on the above
date. Marshall.own Light, Power and
Railway Company.
E. w. Harmon, of Rhodes who had
swine exhibited at the Hardin county
fair, where he was most of last week,
passed thru the, city Saturday evening
on his way home Mrs. Harmon spent
Saturday here, where she Joined her
husband
w. l.. Goodwin, formerly Of this city,
who is now manager of the Dunno eat
ing house at Missouri Valley, was in
the city Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Goodwin was called to Nevada by the
sickness of his father who, however,
Saturday had much improved.
Fred Busby, who has been spending
the summer here with his brother, A.
j. Busby, left Sunday night for Quincy,
to remain for time with his brother.
w. l.. Busby. Mr.. Busby will also visit
in Dubuque before going to Chicago to
enter Rush Medical College.
We have secured the exclusive sale
in this market of Hickory Hollow coal,
which is a coal of exceptionally good
quality and can be sold at very mod
crate price and before you buy your
winter coal it will be to your advan
tage to see Gregory, Coal, Coke and
Lime Co.
The twenty-ninth annual reunion Of
the twenty fifth Illinois infantry, an
organization with which a large num-
Der of the veterans of Marshall coun-
ty and surrounding counties served.
will be held at the home Of Capt. Allen
Warner, at Indianola ILL.,, next Wed
nesday, Sept ~. w. Taggart is pres
ident of the regimental organization
and D. c. johnson is secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Tomlinson, res
idents of Wenatchee, Wash, for the
past two years, who have been spend
ing the summer with relatives in this
city and vicinity, have decided TO
make this their home for the winter at
least. their son Paul having arrived in
the city and entered high school here
at it's opening. They have leased the
c. E. Patterson property at 707 West
Church street, and will take possession
October 1.
Charles Roger, an Iowa Central en-
gineer, who formerly had run out OF
this city, but who has more recently
been living in Oskaloosa, passed thru
here Saturday night on his way home
from Eldora. Mr.. Rogers has been one
of the important witnesses in the case
of Large VS.. the Iowa Central, which
has been on trial at Eldora. Mr.. Rog-
ers was the engineer of the engine
drawing the train that ran over and
killed the Large child.
County Attorney F. 3. Northup re-
turned Saturday morning from Red
Oak. where he had been on business in
the federal court. The case Of Olson
against the Milwaukee railway one OF
the several right-of-way cases pending
in the district court, but which was
carried to the federal court, was to
have come on for hearing before Judge
Mcpherson, but has been postponed
untik the 18th because of the illness OF
the Judge. Mr.. Mcpherson is suffering
from carbuncle on his leg.
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