Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-17
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The City in Brief
Railroad watches at Tuttle's.

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Railroad watches at Tuttle's.
Miller, jeweler. los East Main
All wash suits, half price, at M. F
Andrews
Knives and forks, in sterling ant
plated ware at Aliens
A $3.50 hammock for SO at the Bend
lage Hardware Company.
The assortment of hatpins at Allen!
is unsurpassed. All the latest de.
signs.
Wanted AT once. fireman; steady
employment Marshaltown L., P.
Ry Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Ward. living
south of the city on Center street., are
| parents of daughter.
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Contractors should get B. A. Nor
CAMS prices on paints and painting
material before placing orders.
Tycoon teas have long been cons!d-
81 u tie very ueSl. fSGlu oHiN ny VIII
| Ter, the grocer, North First avenue.
| The Tirzah Aid Society will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Ida Johnson 1l2 West Church street
Will w. Hazen, district manager OF
the Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Com
pany. says business is getting better
every day.
If you want a really good tea, try
Tycoon tea, the old reliable kind that
has always given satisfaction. Miller,
the grocer.
A few lawn mowers left. Will make
it, worth while to buy now. Discount
of 15 per cent. Bondage Hardware
Company.
All my household furniture for sale
at house Thursday and Friday, ito 5
p. m. Private sale. Harry McCombs,
402 North Third street
Manufactures ice Is the most eco
lIomical because it lasts longer. SAM
tary ice for sanitary homes. 35c per
hundred Artificial Ice Co.
the Iowa Central, left this morning for
Nor mouth, H., for brief stay on bus
mess. He spent Tuesday in Oskaloo-
sa.
Red Seal Southern and Carter
white lead in any quantity. l purchase
these brands in car lots and shall be
glad to quote you prices. b. A. Nor
gan.
We are offering all our ladies' and
children's summer wraps at greatly re-
duced prices. You will do well to get
our prices before you buy. NJ F. An
drews.
We. are~now offering special induce
ments on all kinds of furniture and
floor coverings. The discounts are
large and you can save money by buy
ing now.
Mr. and Mrs. M. NJ. Graham, Of
and will be guests for the
remainder of the week of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Ackert.
Ice is a necessity these hot days, but
it should be pure. Artificial is pure,
made from distilled water. soc per
hundred Esnrdss Order now of the
artificial sEe &c.
A large crowd was in attendance
evening at the ice cream So
cial given il the basement of the Cath
Ole church by the members of the La
dies Mite society.
The funeral of Henry Smith, the SOL
diers' home veteran who died Sun
day, will be held at Grand Junction,
to which place the body will be shipped
Thursday morning.
We are exclusive agents for the gem
uine Myers hay tools and carry a full
line in stock None other quite so
good. Farmers. investigate Bondage
Hardware Company.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Landis !
the member of the soldiers home who
died yesterday, will be held at the
home Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock
Interment will be there.
Misses Nell and Marcia Worcester,
who have been visiting at the home of
their uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs L.
j. Haddock, started Monday evening
for their home in Spokane Wash. They
will stop over in Denver for brief
visit.
Mrs Thad Evans and daughter,
Miriam. of Tulsa. I. T., arrived In the
CITY Tuesday night, and will be here
until September with her parents Mr. |
an Mrs. s w. Morgan. They were
on i c. q W. train which ran into a
f ullman sleeper Tuesday near Kan
sas City. killing one man.
Miss Naomi Achenbach. of Everett. |
Wash, formerly an instructor in the
nigh school here. arrived in the city
Tuesday and will be a que utsntilbz
tuesday. and will be guest until Fri
lay at the W. E. Smelling home, leav-
ng then for Gladbrook. to visit her
before returning to Everett in
he fall.
The Cody, Wyo.. Enterprise an
lounces that John L. Powers has sew
red his connection with the Enter
,rice and pona RI RiI1inoc Mont v-boro