Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-02
Dr. Rullard. osteopsth. IS E. Main.

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DIR. W. M. Choate, dentist, office owe
the. Fidelity bank.
Labor day dance at Forney's hall to
night. Ferguson's Union orchestra.
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The Joseph Jewelry Co. is yo,ln
concern yet--but its repair men are al
old timers.
\ Wanted To buy a property nortl
of Main street, between Center an
Fourth street. Address T. G.. F., car
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/, Miss Lenna Lands, of Rhodes, wen
to Marietta sSaturday evening to TAX
charge of the Marietta school, which
/ opened today.
There never will be such thing a
an 'untixable watch at The JOSEPH
Jewelry Co. This concern employs ex
pert watchmakers.
Miss IrrAa Wallace arrived HON,
Saturday evening from Usage, wher'
she sang at Miss Jessie Smitn's wed
ding on the 18th ult.
| Mrs. Nick Miller, sO5 South Fourth
avenue. who has been quite critically
/ i'll OF Bright's disease. has recovered
sufficiently as to be able to sit UP.
| Your watch was made to run cor
rectly-M it don't run right then you
are ready for an acq,aintanceship with
the repair, force OF The Joseph Jewelry
Co.
Sheriff C. S. ,Hutson left late Sat
urday afternoon for TT. Madison with
Frank Rogers, the craclsmsln SEN
fenced to two years for the Marshall
Vinegar Company safe blowing. The
sheriff reached home this morning.
Mr.. Charles v. Hoffman postmaster
of Oskaloosa, also one of the proprie-
tors of the Oskaloosa Herald, spent the
day in the city. accompanied by his
son Guilford, being on his way home
from few days fishing at Clear Lake,
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Two OF the badly damaged passen-
ger coaches which were in the Great
Western wreck near Mingo Saturday
night, when the train ran into herd
of cattle, were taken thru the city this
morning to the Oelwein shops for re-
pairs.
No other watch quite so accurate
as the famous Longines. If you expect
to buy watch don't fail to investi-
gate this watch. Let Hellberg's man
show this watch and show it's good
points. You'll want no other. Costs
no more than the other kind.
The class of boys OF the Congrega-
tional Sunday school, Of which Claude
Warren, assistant secretary Of the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.. is teacher. spent
today picnicking at the LeGrand mills.
Ray Lounsberry accompanied the par
ty.
Miss Mildred Low. Of Green Noun
tain, left the city this morning for
Esthervllle. to enter her junior year at
the Baskerville high school, where she
attended last year. Miss Lew will
make her home with her aunt. Mrs. W..
7. Hutchinson.
The citizens Of Council Bluffs have
Joined in the production of fifty-two
page Industrial edition Of the Non
print paper, purely an advertising eff
fort, but her tifty-two factories show
ap well with from quarter to full page
ads
Word from Mrs. p w Burke,\ at
Rockford, Mich, announces the death
of her mother. Mrs. H. A. Eggleston.
Mrs. Eggleston suffered a stroke OF
paralysis about week ago Friends
here will remember Mrs. Eggleston.
who has visited at her daughters home
within recent years.
A pleasant surprise was planned Sat
urday evening for Mrs T. B. Hart. on
East Main street, when fifty neigh
bors and friends gathered to help her
celebrate her 47th anniversary A nice
set of dishes was given Mrs. Hart by.
her friends, and refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mr.. ]. S. Skuse, who for theI past
nine years has lived in Marion town
ship, on the Meeker farm has lately
purchased the Samuel Bueghly farm.
two miles from Liscomb. This farm
sold for s125 per acre and us one OF
Grundy county's best farms. Mr.
Frank Bovee has rented the Meeker
farm.
Four things should be considered
when you buy your winter fuel First,
economy; second, heating power; third,
lasting qualities; fourth, cleanliness
You get them all in Solvay coke, be-
cause it's made expressly for fuel pur-
poses You'll never know until you
try it. Order now. Consumers Fuel
Co.
The Outlook of August 81 contains
very commendatory review of Walter
Hull's book on practical Problems in
and Currency" This is a COM
pilation of addresses delivered at vari-
ous times by the great bankers and
authorities on economies. 1t was done
by the young man while attending the
University of Chicago.
james Wiley and Mark Cartwright,
who left in a canoe down the Iowa
river for Iowa City last Monday. re-
turned home by rail Saturday evening
after having enjoyed a pleasant outing
oaddling down the river They spent
.wo days in Iowa.Gty visiting with E.
:. Schroeder formerly of this city. On
heir way home they stopped in Cedar
Rapids for short visit.
S. Clyde Williams, who has been
playing with Toledo team Of the Amer
can association most OF the summer.
vas in the city Sunday. going to Ames
his morning to begin his work as
coach Of the Iowa State college foot
ball team. Mr.. Williams left the team