Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-02
rne City in Brief

Andrews Saturday.
| Wanted - A young lady to assist m
in the care of small children. Mrs. Z
wv. Norris, Jr., All Jerome.
| Wanted-Hand- picked Duchess ap
pies. E. E. Hood Co., corner Firs
avenue and Nevada street,
Marshmallows toasted marshmal
lows. They are delicious. Fresh 10
at Wachter's candy store, 3S Yves
Main.
Mon-Reve is a silk and wool fab
ric, 40 inches wide, price $1.25 pc
yard We sell all shades. M. F. An
| drews.
Home Guards social and dance to-
night at Columbia hall Light re-
freshments. All invited. Admission
10 cents
Remember the auction sale at Lis.
comb, Iowa. tomorrow. Saturday, a,
Q o'clock p. m. See Peckham & Smiths
aid, page 8.
Wanted--Two good, reliable men
Ito pull ice at once; no other need ap'
| ply. Good wages to the right men
| Artificial Ice Company
Mr.. Henry Weber. who has been suf-
| fering from rheumatism for some time
returned this morning to Colfax, where
he will continue treatment.
Bonita is the highest grade Kansas
| flour on the market Ask e. e. Bene-
~ 81, ot c1
five sack lots $1.3O per sack.
Wachter's is headquarters for bak-
cry goods. A little better than else
where. Absolutely pure and sanitary
Inspect our bakery and be convinced
33 West Main street.
We wish to inform our many custom
ers that we will have plenty of peach
es next week, quality being the very
finest. No one need be alarmed that
the peach season is over. Appleby &
Schick, 116-11S East State.
The Iowa Centrafs Pittsburg engine,
No. log, which has been in the shops
for a general overhauling, was sent out
today for linlbering up. and will leave
soon for Monmouth for work on the
eastern and Illinois divisions.
We are still selling those $25 to $33
suits for $40 made to measure. good
Innings and good work Sale will con-
tinue until August 10. This is your
opportunity to save money. Brenneck,
the reliable tailor, 119 East Main.
We want you to make yourself ia
nj, Wa
can save you money and give you a
perfect job. If you are building, or
remodeling, or need repair work. see
the McCarten Plumbing Company.
News from Mt. Vernon to the T.-R.
announces the appointment of Mrs.
Emma Mcintyre. of that place. as ma
iron of Bowman hall of Cornell col
iege. Mrs Mcintyre. who is well
known here. is a sister of Mesdames
George Hixson, Louisa Lee and F. H.
Willard.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Tisdale and fam
lily. of Gilman. passed thru the city
Thursday evening on their way to I'm
ion, where Mr.. Tisdale has been elected
principal of schools for the coming
year. Mr.. Tisdale has been at Gilman
for the pastfew years, and goes to I'm
ion at an increased salary.
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Mrs. c. A. Eade was hostess to six
teen lady friends Thursday afternoon
and evening, giving a 6 o'clock dinner
at the Country club house compliment
tary to Miss Jessie DeLang, of Chi
cago Other out-of-town guests were
Miss Bertha Morey. of Chicago and
Miss Mary Cook. of Los Angeles.
Mrs George r. Stone, 211 South
Third avenue entertained a few lady
friends informally Thursday afternoon
complimentary to her aunt, Miss Selma
Thulin. of ST. Paul The hostess served
a light lunch. Mrs. Charles Thulin,
also of ST. Paul. another aunt of Mrs.
Stone, arrived in the city this morn
ing. and the two ladies will be here for
a visit of week or longer.
President F. c. Let's, of the Western
Grocer Company spent Thursday in
the city looking after business mat
tiers, returning to Chicago Thursday
night Mr.. Fred Let's accompanied
his father. and will be here until to-
morrow night. the guest Of his Prince
ton classmates. Messrs. Elmer Cline
and Fritz Francke, who are in the en-
ploy of the Let's. Fletcher Company.
Miss HERNIA Let's. who has been here
for few weeks visit with Miss jose
phine Gabelman and other friends, will
return home Monday.
Mr.. Edward Pettitt, of Madrid, ar
rived in the city Thursday and will
remain for a short visit at the homes
of his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sloppy, and with Mrs. Pettitt's
brother. Mr. w. H. Sloppy. Mrs. Pet
tilt has been here for a week. Mr..
Pettitt was former resident of Mar
shalltown. and for several years was
a pressman in the employ of the
Times Republican and Marshall Print
ing Company. 1t was under Mr. Pet
;itt that George w. Gilbert. now sec
rotary and treasurer of the Marshall
Printing Company, learned his trade
Mr.. Peititt is now In the cigar manu-
featuring BUSINESS. and is on the road
for his own concern most OF the time
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Mr.. and Mrs j. IT, f'airhead of Jack
sonville. Fla. arrived in the city Thurs
day and are guests at the home of
Mrs. F'airhead's nephew, MIR. f. G.