Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-31
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rne City in Brief

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Miller, jeweler, los East Main.
Wanted-A boy in a grocery store
Address A, care T.-R.
Mr.. F. F. Micheals was in Grinnel
on business Tuesday night.
Wanted - First-class, experience,
clothing salesman. Armstrong & Nc
Clenahan, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Marshall Lodge No. los. A. +. and A
NJ, will work on first degree, Thurs
day evening at 1880. H. G. Hoeck
w. NJ.
Now is a good time to have you
furnace inspected and repaired. VI
d. Huston, 119 West Main street, viii
do the work.
George Bristow, of Des Moines, dis
trict passenger agent of the Chicago
Great Western, spent Tuesday in the
city on business.
Have your furnaces repaired nov
and have NJ D. Huston, 119 Wes
Main street, do the work. He VIII
guarantee a good job at a reasonable
price. U
Get artificial ice and keep cool these
Z. hot days. 1t is pure and clean and
free from foreign substances. Order 1t
~. IS cents a hundred. Artificial
Ice Company.
The Ladies' Aid society of the State
street United Evangelical church will
be entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. j. H. Robinson, LOG
South Seventh avenue.
You demand pure water to drink,
why not pure ice to put into it? Ar
tificial ice is pure. Made from distilled
water, reboiled and filtered. Order it
now. SIS cents a hundred. Artificial
Ice Company.
Supreme Secretary Jerry S. Green,
of the Home Guards of the World left
Tuesday evening for Ottumwa and
Davenport where he will remain dur
ling the rest of the week looking after
business matters.
Fifteen cents does not as a general
thing go far in these days of high
prices but spent for a T.-R. want ad
it will go over all Iowa and into about
10000 homes and business places.
That's going some.
If you have had trouble in the past
with your winter fuel, either in cost
or quality, investigate Solvay coke be-
8 fore you buy this time. Get our book
"Selvay Coke" Tells you all about it.
Consumers Fuel Co.
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We will run several extra cars
Thursday night August 1st, for the
accommodation of the crowds that
wish to attend the band concert and
ice cream festival at the soldiers
home. M. w. Hovey, Supt.
Mr.. Ralph Williamson, of Muscatine,
who has been employed as an operator
at the Postal Telegraph Company's
local office since April Is. leaves this
evening for Burlington, where he will
enter the office at that place.
August Reimenschneider, Of State
Center, shipped two loads of hogs to
the Britain & Co yards Tuesday. one
/ from State Center and the other from
Clemens. schaper & Hixson of st.
Anthony, also had load On the mar
ket Tuesday.
Several Tama ladies' spent the day
in the city as the guests of Mrs N.
Tweed Mrs. Tweeds guests included
Mesd;tmes P. Hixson. A Dewey, E.
Bilnev E. Norris, John Anderson, w.
McCloud, George 1'orsythe, w. Kent
ner, and F. Hershel and Misses Sadie
Brown and Sadie orcutt
Miss Laura Thomas, of Adaza.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Thorn
as. formerly of this city, arrived in
the city Tuesday evening from Iowa
Falls, and will remain for a few days
visit as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Petit. Miss Thomas has been at
tending summer school at Ellsworth
college.
Iowa Castle of Royal Highlanders
will picnic at the soldiers home park,
Thursday afternoon, August 1. All
members and friends of the castle will
meet at Red Mems hall at p. M. and
take special cars to the home. Supper
in the park at $50 Band concert in
the evening. Special program of mus
lie. Bring your lunch baskets.
Miss Lola Putzel arrived home
Tues lay evening from Hinsdale, Ill.,,
where she has been visiting her cous-
In. Mrs. N. w Rubel, for three weeks
She was accompanied home by her
brother. Mr.. Walter Putzel of New
York City. who will be here for a few
weeks visit. Mr.. Putzel is managing
III. Germaine's and 1O-cent store in
New York
Mrs. Thad Travis of Webster City,
accompanied by her daughters Wini-
fred. Lorena and Orpha. who has been
visiting a few weeks with Mr.. Travis
who is now making his headquarters
here, and at the home of Mrs Travis
brother. Mr.. w J. Norman. returned to
Webster City Tuesday evening. Mrs
Travis is Just recovering from frac-
turea shoulder blade, the result of trip
ping over a croquet arch.
The teachers and officers of the
Methodist Sunday school gathered al
the w. H. Burrows home Tuesday ev-
eninig to bid farewell to Mrs. Burrows
and children, who have been prominent
workers in the Sunday school. and who
leave this week for their new home in
5Cedir Rapids Miss Iona Burrows