Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-25
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1
! THE CITY IN BRIEF


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A new toast book, in limp leather, a
Liebig's.
Fireworks for home displays a
Simmons Book Store.
Flat silk Japanese fans, usually sol
for 25c, only Sc at E. r. Lays.
New potatoes, 25c per peck. w. II
Moreland's grocery, both phones.
Can your cherries and strawberrie
this week Culley will have plenty.
Surprise sale. Two dollar black SAITH
petticoats for SO cents. Archie Parker
If you are interested in wide sill
ribbons, see what we have to offel
Tuesday at $ cents. e. R. Lay.
The entertainment committee of the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. will meet at the
association building this evening.
Surprise sale Large size bed
spreads, the $10O kind. for 50 cents
Archie Parker.
Auto parties, make arrangements
ahead for Michaels' auto-livery. 10S
East Church street.
DR.. Janss has opened an office over
] Trautman's shoe store, and will give
1 special attention to diseases of women.
Surprise sale. German table linen
open work border, all pure linen, worth
Is cents, for 40 cents yard. Archie
! Parker.
| No more Indigestion. Use Mi-o-na
and make the stomach SO strong that
| it will digest anything. so cents box
at Mcbride, & Will Drug Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Redel, who
were recently married in Ottumwa,
have rented the c. w. Hughes home.
Park and Fifth streets for the sum-
mer.
For Sale-Soda fountain-Eight syr-
up Hart onyx fountain used one sea-
son. Two 10-gallon copper fountains.
for particulars write TO Z. c. VIII,
Marshalltown, Ia.
The Odd Fellows excursion to Clear
Lake, Sunday, took between $50 and
800 passengers to the lake. The crowd
from this city was small. only about
twenty-five tickets being sold.
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M We ara ellina tI,e hiI, ~, ~ nv
time on our sale of rugs and carpets
The D. c. Wilbur store on West Main
street.
Keep in mind that you can buy right i
at home, at Schmidt's. A full standard
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and the very finest automatic ball
bearing machine $32.
a. -- e..
I. 800. " Wy VIC
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Keep in touch with the Carpenter
Grain and Lumber Company. They are
II the game at the old Mineah yard.
The coming season will find us head
ran ~ e,,aJ + ~ NJ, nc as ~ %
90 - =. .. ..--.,ee.-i' '''''i's's
Justice S. e. Peek. daughter, Miss
elsie Peek, and daughter-inlaw, Mrs.
cd Peek, arrived home this morning
rom delightful three weeks trip ,
hruout Virginia, having also visited
d. c., and other eastern !
titles. {
Tho fnner.I Of Give T,.1a of ~ G., |
iars, Howe u..s ta,s -, ~ H., -
sunday evenine, Of G. On a,a1a1.ls D. i
al was in the Home burylng ground.
ne funeral OF Michael Lane, also of
ne Soldlers Home, was held at ST.
lary's church this afternoon at o. l
CLOCK, rev. ). j. FITZPATRICK, Off q
lating. lnterment was at Riverside c
Thee n Randl.ne For sararo, ,,a.,,.s L
nea ped in tho procarv hns;noss ~ 511 e
asst Linn street bas nnrchasoH tta i
'urbush hardware stock a. OK West b
lain and viii nersonolI,, oona,,o+ 49, a
nsinass Mr. Pand1ooa is o,a1of M.
.s,,i WI iiuiase 10 oiie oi Mar
1alltoWn's progressive and successful q
uslness men and mas many friends in h
us city ana county VINO VIII read with Z
ltefest OF his new business venture. S
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here thew will remain for +. v;sit ~ +
week or fen days with Mrs Van c
AVIS mother Mrs Mary 1nsoo,,ha .
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