Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-30
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DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
Dr.. Wood, eye, ear, nose and throat
Dance at Odd Fellows hall, satur
day night.
Good boy wanted at T.-R. Call a
press rooom.
| DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist, office owe
the Fidelity bank.
wanted-Apprentice girls in the mil
linery department. A. H. Simon.
Dance at Forney's hall Monday Sep
TENDER 2. Fergusons Union orchestra
One hundred and sixty acre farm a
auction. See Peckham & Smiths ad
page
| You may find something good to ca
out of Oison's big display of fruits anc
vegetables.
Dr. Cora Williams, diseases of WON
deity bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Borchardt, sos
| May street, are the parents of son
born this morning.
Wanted - fireman Steady en-
ployment. Marshalltown Light, Power
& Railway Company.
Wanted = To buy property north
of Main street, between Center and
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T.-R
The hot spell is likely to last some
time. and an ice cream from Wachter's
will make it pearable. 1t is pure and
clean and wholesome.
The prices on Big Chief -four, and 1t
being the best quality that can be had,
is causing big rush to j. l.. 1nmans
store. Every sack is guaranteed.
E. Drake. formerly night clerk at the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A, has entered the
employ of the C. A. Durham company
in the company's machine shops
Mrs. w. M. Clark, of this city. has
been awarded the first prize for anna
tours growing of asters. Mrs. Clark
had magnificent display at the fair.
Miss Iva Dewitt, who is employed in
LeMars, and who has been spending
vacation of month with her parents,
Mr.. sand Mrs. o. S. Dewitt left for
LeMars this morning.
DR.. Cora Williams will resume her
practice September 2. DR.. Williams
recently took special work in gynecol-
ogy and obstetrics at the New York
Post Graduate school.
Fourteen members of the Marshall
ing to furnish the music for the annual
picnic of the Sunday schools of Gill
man. which was held today.
If YOU are interested in amateur pho
Biography, visit our store at 1856 West
Main street, Saturday afternoon and
evening. The Fisher Governor Com
pany, w. q. Newton, manager.
Our line of bakery goods is unsur-
passed in quality. We have fine line
of fancy goods, rolls, ETC. Give us
trial and you will become a perma-
nent customer. Wachter S, SO west
Main.
Misses Olive G. and Orilla Reeve, OF
Geneva, teachers in the public schools.
arrived in the city this morning. Miss
olive Reeve has been assigned to the
second grade of the Rogers school, |
while her sister will teach the fifth
grade of the Woodbury. school.
Postum Cereal Company set aside
a., or;o Of
newspaper advertising. 1t had some |
hing to sell. Its chief stockholder is i
worth $2O,000000 as a result. Sixteen
words in this column cost 16 cents. |
haven't you something to sell? Cent q |
vord.
What promises to be one Of the rich
st theatrical offerings of the season
viii be presented on Monday, Septem-
'er 2, when the latest musical farce
omedy success, Are You Crazy?''
Will be seen for the first time in this
ity Labor Day prices, 10, %, IS and
0 cents.
Carl and George Lewis, of Taylor
ownship arrived home this morning
rom the state fair after an absence of
week. They captured the seventh
remium on 3-year-old Percheron stall
ons, among list of sixty seven en-
lies. The animal. Beau Cheval, is one
their own raising.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Miller entertained
t dinner Thursday evening small
ompany of friends. complimentary to
FRS. j. H., Fellinghan of Des Moines,
'ho has been visiting in the city. MIR.
nd Mrs. John A. Goodell and Mr.. ana
Irs. A. w. Head were the other
uests. Mrs. Felingham returned to
les Moines this afternoon.
The. statement of the Marshalltown
tate Bank. published elsewhere in !
lese es,l:mns today, at the call of the
ate auditor. is very gratifying not
NY to the officers of the bank but to
lie public as well. 1t shows its assets :
i've passed the million dollar mark,
lille the confidence of the public is at
sted by deposits exceeding sS50,O00.
,mpany of friends at o'clock lunch
N yesterday in honor of her guests. (
rs. j. D. Holiday and sister Mrs F. y
eischman, and the latter's daughter, s
Chicago. The honored guests will h
turn home tonight after visit of a
this city, Green Mountain, Conrad v
Id Luray. L