Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-29
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Dr. .Lierle, classics fitted.
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New school shoes at Tuttle's.
Dr. Billiard, osteopath. IS E. Main.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath. so2 w. Main.
See our line OF washing machines.
Horne & Gelvin.
Simkins & Estel, funeral directors
and licensed embalners. 12S East Main.
Be sure and see Miller's new line of
bracelets. Handsome designs. 1OS East
Main.
Two games of ball tomorrow, ladies'
free day. First game at $3.50. Be sure
to attend.
One hundred and sixty acre farm at
auction. See Peckham & Smiths ad,
page 5.
Two games .of base ball tomorrow.
First game begins at 2: 80 p m. Ladies
) free day.
Messrs August and w. NJ. Reimen-
schneider of State Center, were In the
i, city Tuesday on business.
Marshall Lodge, No. los, A. +. and A..
M. will work on first degree Friday
evening at 1880. H. G. Hoeck, w. NJ.
We have just received a lot of candy
tops; just the thing for the children;
price 10 cents each. Reynolds & Shell
don.
gsThe finest cuts of beef. veal, mutton
and pork from Culley's sanitary mar
ket; also fresh caught bullheads and
halibut.
Are you satisfied with the coffee you
are using? Our925 cent grade gives as
good satisfaction as some 80 cent
grades. Try a pound of Olson's.
The prices on Big Chief flour, and It
being the best quality that can be had,
IL causing a big rush to J. L. Inman's
store Every sack is guaranteed.
Our line Of fresh crackers keep their
crispness during this damp weather,
being in "a damp proof case. A full
+ Inc of package crackers also at Gull
ley's.
Reimenschneider, of State Cen
ter. soldS.on the local market Wednes-
day afternoon car load of prime
heavy hogs, sixty-five head, averaging
s $50 pounds.
Wanted-A good tenant for new,
modern eli gnt-rooln house; will be com q
L piete and ready for tennant on Sep
TENDER i. Best residence location in
Marshalltown. A. J. Clark.
Rev. William Pence James arrived
home Wednesday evening from Clin-
4 ton, where he has been spending six
weeks vacation. Mrs. James and son,
who have. been with him. returned a
week ago.
Miss Minna Carr, who has been
teacher in the Central Iowa Business
College, left this morning for Mankato,
Mimi. where she is to be principal IN
i the Shorthand department of the Man
kato Commercial College.
Carl r.. Robertson, of Kansas City,
Mo-, who was called to this city three
weeks ago on accounted the serious
illness of his mother. Mrs. Q. E. Rob /
srison, 701 East Main street, left for
home this morning. Mrs. Robert
son is improving slowly.
Mrs. j. F.. Cowan, of State Center,
who has been IN the city tor q visit OF
q few days with Mrs. Elmer Dopson,
{ returned TO her nome Weanesoay even
ing. Mr.. Cowan Is at present IN Des
Moines. where he Is acting as mem
Der of the special police force during
the state fair.
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~ aria,.a5 ). ,,i,,,;.5 avveanesdav after
ss,,T =, mo soldiars. home marx twen-
-. - ha;,,er vincent THE
POSSESSES for the day We're Mesdafnes
Della Arney, Anna Allson, hatherlhe
Mack Anna Damn, Ameila McCiuer.
and Lizzie Miller. Another picnic VIII
pc held next Wednesday at the nome
OF Mrs. 3. r. smith, SCUM u the CITY.
M Mrs GEORGE w Gilbert who went to
dorchester. MINI early in June. to en-
Ter > hosnital to undergo a surgical
neration which was performed soon
SIf,fterwards returned home Yesterday. j
accornna nied nv her niece Miss Cath |
crime Kennedy, Of Montrose who Will