Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-01
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,rae City in Brief

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Ladies free day Friday.
/ Miller, jeweler, los East Main.
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! DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 3O2 W. Main.
i Dance at Odd Fellows hall Saturday
! night.
4 New plaid silks for waist at NJ. F.
/ Andrews.
\ Leave your orders for peaches at
/ Inman's store.
/ Wanted-A boy in a grocery store.
! Address A, care T.-R.
Long black and white gloves. 81 per
/ pair at NJ. F. Andrews
/ Base ball meeting at s. o'clock to-
night at council chamber
. A beautiful line of stick pins in all
style and prices at Aliens.
/ Friday is last game of present series
at home. Ladies' free day.
! Simkins & Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalmers, 1913 East Main.
Base ball meeting of Importance to-
night at o'clock in the council cham
Der
Burlington tomorrow Last game Of
present series. All turn out. Ladies
free.
Wanted-Hand- picked Duchess ap-
pies. E. E. Hood Co, corner First
avenue and Nevada street.
Wanted-Two good, reliable men
to pull ice at once; no other need APP
ply. Good wages to the right men,
Artificial Ice Company.
An important base ball meeting is
to be held this evening at s o'clock at
the council chamber. All interested in
base ball are expected to attend.
Mrs. Anna Eddy. of vinton. and
Mrs. Jack Kirkpatrick. of Belle PLANE.
spent Wednesday in the city visiting
their cousin. Mrs. Ella Mckim.
Travelling Auditor John Mersen, of
the Iowa Central and Minneapolis &
St. Louis, with headquarters in Min
neapolis, was in the city Wednesday.
He left for Glennville, Mimi, this
morning.
However fierce the discussion over
the Buyers and Sellers speech of
Governor Cummins. there is no discus
sion on the point that T.-R. want adj.
brings the buyers and sellers together.
That is conceded.
xf,
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. NJ. W. Hovey, supt.
There is little comfort and no econ
omy in poor plumbing. We are
equipped to give you the best. SAM
tary plumbing, rightly installed creates
a healthy impression and is source of
health and happiness for the whole
family McCarten Plumbing Co.
The Busy Bee circle of the l.. o. T.
NJ, was entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. E. ]. Dawson, Mrs. j. A.
Mooney and Mrs. c. S. Smith, at the
Dawson home LOT North street, the
afternoon being spent on the lawn.
About thirty-five were present to en-
joy the occasion, and light lunch
was served by the Ihostesses.
Master Mechanic T. M. Feeley, Of
the Iowa Central, arrived home We'd
nesday evening from an eastern BUSH
ness trip, made in the interest of his
department Mr.. Feeley visited Mil
waukee, and Pittsburg and Titusville,
Pa, going to Titusville to look after
the construction of the new 100-horse
power stationary boiler being built for
the Monmouth, ILL.,, round house.
Rev. S. S. Wyand, of Belmond, spent
Tuesday night in the city with Rev.
L. B. Hix and family, leaving Wednes-
day morning for his home. Mr.. Wyand
stopped here on his way from Mt. Yer
non. Rev. Mr.. Wyand was for five
wears a teacher in the Memorial Uni
versty Mason City. and during part
of that time was president Of the insti-
tuition He is now not connected with
it.
Clarence o. Ludlow, of Chicago,
salesman in the employ of the Western
Electric Company, was in the city
Wednesday afternoon visiting with
friends. Mr.. Ludlow, who was mem
Der of Company H, of the Forty-nnth
Iowa infantry volunteers of the Span
ish-American war, stopped here to re-
new acquaiNtances with other members
of the company. He went to Tama this
morning.
The Fisher Governors Kodak and
Camera store OF which Warren 4.
Newton is manager. has been moved to
w R. Painters building at 1873 West
Main. A portion of the building has
been nicely fitted up for the business,
a. dark room with all modern appli-
ances added and complete stock in
stalled The management will be glad
to meet all old patrons and many new
ones at the new stand
Col Poseph Elboeck of Des Moines,
editor of the Stats Anzeiger. spent the
day in the city as the guest of Mr.. +.
S. Wild. being on his way home from
business trip to Dubuque. Colonel
Eiboeck expects to leave next, week for
Europe. where he will spend month
or six weeks visiting his daughter.
Mrs. S. G. Mcfarland at ST. Gall,
Switzerland. his old home in Vienna.
and other points in Germany and
Austro- Hungary. Colonel Eiboeck is
still young man. despite his three
score years and ten.
Manager a j. RuSby of the Odeon.
who has recently moved to Waterloo