Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-30
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Buy your fruit jars of Olson.
Miller. jeweler, los East Main.
Dr. Mighell, surgeon and physician.
New heatherboom skirts at Nj. f.
| Andrews.
See Horne & Gelvin for scythes
! and swaths
G. w. Miller. dentist. with Dr. Jay
room H. fremont block.
Just in, fresh line of Queen olives,
! in bottles or bulk, at Olsons
Buy the Quicker Yet" washing ma
chine. Sold by Horne & Gelvin.
Millinery at simon's. Any old price
will buy you fine up to date hat.
Parasols. kimopos and petticoats.
must be Sold even at sacrifice al
Simons.
Plenty Of 90 and 2s-inch field fence
on hand Driving gates 1915. See
Schmidt.
90 to simon's for shirt waist suit.
| They are selling at prices that will
surprise you.
Too hot TO bake. Buy your baked
goods of Culley the grocerylnan, 10-l2
South First avenue.
| Wanted First-class. experienced
clothing salesman. Armstrong & Nc
Clenahan, Cedar Rapids Iowa.
| Wanted =. good first class ex
perienced salesman. Address Arm
strong & McClenahan. Cedar Rapids,
| Iowa.
| Fancy armours, chiffon panamas,
| poplins, and silk and wool voiles are
among the new dress goods arrivals
at NJ. F. Andrews.
Don't wait for cheaper peaches.
| While the season for canning peaches
seems early. now Is the time Olson
can supply your wants.
| $50 only for the blue enameled
range shown in our window. A gem
for any kitchen. Will last a lifetime.
seq Schmidt for the best in hardware
DR.. L. F. Kellogg went to Mime
apois last night, where he will attend
the annual convention of the National
Dental Society. as delegate from the
Iowa society.
The Busy Bee circle of the l.. o. I.
NJ. will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mesdames Dawson, Smith and
TN, ho,,
North First street.
Mr. oliver c. Bannen Of The Home
stead Company. Des Mofnes is IN the
city for a few days visit as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cummings.
Mr. Cummings and Mr.. Brannen will
enjoy short fishing trip to Clear Lake
before Mr.. Brannen concludes his visit
There is but one Solvay coke. Don't
forget that. We are the exclusive
agents for it in this locality. We want
you to investigate Solvay coke before
you buy your winter fuel. Now is the
| time while the price is low and deliv-
| cry prompt. Consumers Fuel Co.
Burke Lyon. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
George NJ Lyon. who has been home
\ "
Evanston. H., where he will be en-
ployed until the opening of Northwest
ern University on September az Mr..
Lyon will be sophomore this year.
In celebration of the birthday of
Mr. John T. Epson. Mrs. Will Ives and
Mr.. Glen 7. Buck. the latter of Omaha,
| a small company of friends from the
| immediate neighborhood. will enjoy a
picnic supper this evening on the lawn
at the home of Mrs. Minnie Rhoades.
1o7 North Second avenue.
Mr. c. D. Lusby Of Topeka. Kas.,
formerly OF this city. arrived Monday
evening from Toledo. o.. and will re-
main for a visit of a few days with
relatives and friends Mr.. Lusby. who
i is on the road for S. A. Maxwell &
4 Co., wholesale wall paper Chicago
has been to Toledo to attend the ma
| tional convention of Gideons
The party Of young ladies. composed
of Misses Clara Andrews, Hazel Sam
doe. Mabel Salisbury, Edna SWingley
Edna Perry Lola Scott. Charlotte Click
and Ruth Loree. the latter of Omaha.
+ who have been camping al the Sandoe
day night. The party was chaperoned
/ by Misses Luther McBroom and Fan
/ ME Sandoe.
Miss Eva Walkup of Nunda. ILL.,, who
accompanied her brother. Rev. A. c..
/ Walkup to this city and who has been
visiting at the home of her cousin, Dr.
H. P. Duffield left for her home this
morning. Rev. Wakup, who is a
Congregational missionary departed
for the Gilbert Islands Monday morn
ing. Miss Wall<up came this far with
him on his journey.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bishop of
this city: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eaton and
family; Mr.. and Mrs H. e. Billman.
and family Charles Randall and fam
lily. of Hartland and Arthur McCul-
! Tough, of LaMoille. and Mr.. and Mrs.
! F. H. Eaton and two daughters. of
! Pocahontas, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Eaton in State
! Center.
NJ E. Melvin has bought the grocery
! stock at No % North First avenue.
Mr. L. G. Berry will manage the bus
mess. Will sell for cash only on the
/ lowest possible margins. Pay highest
price for all country produce. Will
not run regular delivery. but give
the public the advantage of expense