Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-12
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The City in Brief
futile does fine watch repairing.

futile does fine watch repairing.
A few more pineapples al Culley's.
Eat Butter Cream bread. Purit,
Bakery.
Wanted-Lady second cook at Rob
Iertson & Shrubs restaurant.
Freight Agent w. r. Sterrett of the
Iowa Central, was in the city this
morning.
Try those Olives stuffed With olives
in bottles, 10, 10, 20 and 25 cent sizes
at Culley's.
We will have few more of those
nicely dressed chickens for Saturday.
trade. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Mrs Dean Schooler. of Madrid, ar
rived in Melbourne Thursday, to spend
the rest of the week with Mrs. Walter
Canady.
Gasoline stoves at your own price
for the next thirty days, 10 close them
| out. Bates, 1913 West Main. New
! phone 1858.
Grand concert will be given at AL
bion Saturday evening, July 13, ps
Bethel band. Everybody come and en-
| joy the evening.
Better buy artificial ice. Ii is safe to
put in your tea or milk or the lemon
ade Only 30 cents per hundred pounds.
Artificial Ice Co
Northwestern westbound passenger
| M J,o ;nto III {ritv of RI Thurs
day night was delayed over an hour
| in reaching here.
| Miss Lulu Block entertained few
girl friends Thursday afternoon a her
home, 10 East Main street, serving
(, light refreshments.
Get artificial ice. 1t is free from
foreign substance, guaranteed abso-
lute!y pure. You want pure ice as
we'll, as pure water, pure groceries.
Order it now Of the Artificial Ice Co.
Miss Eva Hitchcock, of Chicago, was
in the city for a short time this NOR
ming, while on ner way to her home in
Wayne, Neb., where she Will spend
her vacation. Miss Hitchcock is
sister of Mrs Howard d. Wilbur.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Coleman de-
parted for Baltimore, Md, Thursday
night to visit with relatives While
in the east Mr. Coleman will attend
the grand lodge meeting of he Elks
which meets soon in Philade.p hia.
Little Marie Painter. daughter of
Nh. and Mrs. Jesse Painter, is some-
what better today, and rested fairly
We'll Thursday night. She was able
t, take little nourishment today the
first since her serious illness with APP
pendicitis.
Have you got our book yet called
Concrete Constructions" Ii you are
going to build get it. It's full of in
teresting matter about Portland ce-
ment See our letter in this issue to
the stockmen of Marshall county Con-
sumers' Fuel Co.
Misses Jessie Pentland, LYDIA and
Marguerite kelleher Daisy Matthews,
Florence Herman, Mae Baker Hattie
LaShelle and Maud Johnson, enjoyed
a picnic supper at the soldiers home
park Thursday evening, and remained
for the band concert.
Frank E. Rouse one of the we'll
known travelling men of this city, de-
parted Thursday afternoon for a vaca
ton trip thru the east of about two
weeks Duration While away MI. Rouse
will visit the jamestown exposition at
Norfolk, Va, at Washington and at
Gettsburg, Pa.
Miss Rose Ducane, 81 South Second
street, entertained the Harmony Aid
Society Thursday afternoon at it's
regular meeting. The attendance was
large, and after the business session,
a social hour was enjoyed. The host
ess was assisted in serving refresh
-ments by her mother, Mrs. f. c. Du-
cane.
One Of the new metal watering
troughs. recently purchased by the
city, is being placed at the southeast
corner of the court house square, to
take the place of the old Wooden
trough. Other similar cast iron
tioughs are to be substituted tor the
wooden ones on other corners in the
uptown section.
Mrs. w. H. Ioarner and daughter,
Ella formerly of this city. who are now
making their home in Des Moines.
We're in the city for a short time Thurs
day evening Mrs. Darner and laugh
for ,.anA from IUiScOmh where thew