Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-22
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Dr. .Lierle. glasses fitted.

Usage melons, peaches euro Sah'a
loupes at Culley's.
Tin fruit cans As cents per dozen.
Horne & Gelvin.
Hammocks at cost TO close out stock.
Simmons book store.
Ice cream social at Swedish Luther
an church this evening.
Winchester gun oil and rust remover
sold by Horne & Gevin,
The finest OF fresh beef, veal. mutton
and pork cuts and chickens at Cuiley s.
Smkins g. Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers, 1913 East Main.
When you want your clothes pressed
and cleaned ring up Swanson the tailor
new phone 62S Green.
General Storekeeper w. q. Manches-
ter, of the Iowa Central, was in Os-
kaloosa today on business.
You can see how the electric welded
fence is made if you visit the state
fair next week. Schmidt. local agent.
Our window is full of carpet sweep
ers, a steel line and u wooden line.
Highly polished, richly finished, 81.
$3.50, s2.75, $500 and $500 See
Schmidt
The McCarten Plumbing Co, sells
enamel cleaner to clean your bath tubs,
sinks and avato1'ies. 1t lis the best ON
the market You had better Try can
of Enamel Cleaner.
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Mr.. L. c. Abbott went to Mason City
Wednesday night, and today was in
attendance at meeting OF the execl-
tive board of the Iowa Retail Hard
ware Dealers association, of which he
is a member
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Moore OF
Bromley, accompanied by their dauSh-
ter Mrs. W. p Garfield, of OWatonna,
Mimi. We're In the city Wednesday to
ATTEND the funeral OF the late Mrs.
Georgia Mcmillan johnson, of West
MiddleseX Pa.
Cards received in this oity an
nounce the arrival of Doris Delaplane
az the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
! Deaplane at Jefferson. Mrs. Delaplane
was formerly Miss Della Wood. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wood, for
merly Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Moffett. OF
Sheldon arrived in the city Wednesday
| evening from Stanwood, and spent the
day here az the guests of their cousin,
Mrs. Helen Clark. Mr. Moffett is ar
| instructor IN physics and manual train
| ing In the Sheldon high school.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Haas, of Daven-
port. who visited with Mr. and Mrs. A.
F. Balch for few weeks earlier in the
summer. spent Wednesday night in the
city at the Balch home. leaving for
Davenport this morning. Since their
departure from this city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Haas have been visiting at Lake Oko-
| boj and at other places in the north
western part of the state.
Most of the boys who have been at
| the Y NJ c. A. camp at Steamboat
Rock. accompanied by Herbert Hines.
returned TO the city this morning after
their weeks outing. Physical Director
| F.. C. Schroeder and Assistant Score
! tary Claude W. Warren, with two OF the
older boys remained in camp to pack
up and ship the camp equipase home
Those who remained will return nome
1 tonight
Mr.. John Augustine. Of Albion. and
brother. Mr. A. p Augustine. of this
city. left Wednesday evening for Den
yer and other Colorado points, Salt
Lake City. Boise, Idaho, Billings and
different Montana points. The trip
will consume a month or six weeks at
least, and is one entirely of pleasure.
On their way home the brothers will
| stop at Chadron, Neb where John
Augustine's children reside on large
ranches, and where Mrs. Augustine
! has been spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown and
daughters, Irva and Ethel, of Culbert-
son. Neb., who have been in Vienna
township and this city since August 4
when they were summoned here by
the death Of Mr.. Browns mother, the
late Mrs. Charlotte Brown left fol
their home Wednesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs Brown have been visiting al
the homes of the formers sister and
brother, Mrs. Fl. c. Hubbard and Mr.
J.. L. Brown, In Vienna township, and
with sister and brother-n-la Mrs
! W. S. Reed and Mr.. E. B. Emes, in
this city.