Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-28
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.rae City in Brief
Dr. Billiard, osteopath, % E. Main.

DR. Billiard, osteopath, % e. Main.
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DR.. Wood, eye, ear, nose and throat.
DR.. Rosa Liebig, office over IS West
Main street.
Bell boys and porter wanted at the
Pilgrim hotel
Mr.. E. R. Lay was in Cedar Rapids
on business today.
Plenty of nice Whitney crab apples
at Reynolds & Sheldons.
! The lawn fete at Mrs. Delano Smiths
postponed until Thursday.
Our Marinello shampoo parlors Will
open September 2. with Miss Foote in
charge. A. H. Simon.
Marinello shampoo parlors will open
September at A. H. Simon's, with
Miss Foote in charge.
Mr.. George P. Smith Of Mason Sity,
arrived Tuesday evening, and spent the
day here looking after business mat
tiers.
Miss Foote will be the new operator
in charge Of the Marinello shampoo
parlors at A. H. Simons. Opens Sep
TENDER 2.
Your furnace should be inspected
now, and any repairs needed made at
once. NJ D. Huston will guarantee =
satisfactory job. 119 West Main.
The cut glass sale at Hellbergs will
continue all this week. This is an UNI
usual opportunity and everyone should
take advantage of the prices, which are
at actual cost.
We guarantee "Olson's Best baking
powder absolutely, pure, one-pound
can for 25t cents. Stop and think what
you are paying for the same size can.
L. it 80 cents? Olson.
Wanted-A good tenant for new,
modern eight-room house; will be COM
plete and ready for Tenant on Sep
TENDER /. Best residence location IN
Marshalltown. A. ]. Clark.
Mrs. J. l.. Carney and daughter Lora
went to Grinnell this morning, where
they attended at noon today, the mar
rage of their cousin Miss Eva Peck,
to Mr.. A. f. Westphal, of Chicago
L. F. starbuck, Of Gladbrook, re-
ported to the police Tuesday night
that he had either lost or had stolen
purse containing $40 bill and check
for $25 on the Gladbrook Savings bank.
D. Coppersmith has filed suit against
Simon Altermeier and all other UNI
known claimants to farming land in
Logan township The petition asks
that the court make division Of the
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mason and
children and Mrs. Mason's sister. Miss
SADIE Koran, arrived home Tuesday
evening from Waterville, Allamakee
county. where they have been visiting
relatives for a few weeks.
Woodmansee & HUT, dray and trans--
fer, have moved their office to 21S East
Main street The phone numbers will
be the same as heretofore and they
will be pleased to serve all their pat
rens from the new location.
Messrs. d. j. Vosburg and nephew,
Harold yosburg, Frank McCluer, P. r..
Long, George Foreman and Frank Ems
minger all of Gilman, were in the city
Tuesday night to attend theN circus,
and this morning took the early train
to Des Moines to attend the state fair.
Last winter we had much to tell you
about Solvay coke as fuel. We are
going to remind you of it again. II
you are yet in doubt about it being the
most satisfactory fuel on the market,
let US refer you to some of our Gus
toners who have used it the past three
winters. They ought to know. Con-
sumers' Fuel Company.
Misses Cora and Blanche Galloway,
the former of Ames and the latter of
Des Moines, who have been visiting in
the east for few weeks, returned to
the city Tuesday night, returning to
Ames and Des Moines later. While in
the east the Misses Galloway visited
Washington, Norfolk, Va the James
town exposition, New York and Mag
ara Falls.
d Fred Armbrecht, OF Clemens, accom-
panied to the city Tuesday afternoon
two loads Of hogs that We're marketed
at the Britain & Co yards. The entire
cons gnment numbered 1S6 head, and
averaged 270 pounds One load was
shipped from Clemens and the other
from Minerva. The, latter load was
purchased from Warren Nichols &
Sons.
There is no certainty now when
James G. Quick. the deserter from the
cd
here. will be delivered to the navy
yards at Norfolk, Va. Grand jury
subpoenas have prevented each one of
those who had intended taking Quick
to Norfolk. from leaving the city. Chief
of Police w. E. Nicholson had intended
leaving with Quick today. but notice
from the grand Jury that he would
be wanted prevented him. Patrolman
Will Lage. was then delegated to leave
with Quick this afternoon, but sim
liar cause prevented his doing so.
Mrs w. L. Kuser. wife of the new
superintendent of the Iowa Industrial
School for Boys at Eldora; Mrs. Veal,
head nurse of the institutions; Miss Ca
rey, librarian, and Miss Clare Lubbock,
the latter state agent of the Iowa Sol
oilers Orphans Home at Davenport.
spent Tuesday in the city. Miss Lun-
beck went from here to Glinnell in
the evening and from there on to
Davenport today Miss Lunbeck is
placing A great many children from
the institution into good homes. and
next week. viii furnish a childless cou-
pie living near Ninton With a pair of
twin boys from the school.