Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-22
Gi1ne5,Gepablt11n.
,-Ae City in Brief

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Miller, jeweler, 1903 East Main.
Peaches In baskets at Culley's.
Or. Burkart. osteopath, 3o2 W. Main.
Pure cider and picking vinegar at
Oson's.
Fresh caught northern bullheads at
/ Culley's.
See our Apex coaster wagon for -
Horne a. Gelvn.
For Rent-My home residence, 7l2
West Main. Mrs. Ann M. Waite.
You can get the genuine apple cider
!, vinegar at Culley's. The best for eapie
| use.
| District Passenger Agent George M.
| Martin, OF the Iowa Central, was III the
city today.
| Mr. and Mrs. Herst left today for
kirksville. Mo, where they expect to
make their home.
| Go where the crowd goes. Forney
han Saturday. s: 80 Aug "a. Ferguson
/ seven piece orchestra,
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! Cash paid tor and-picked apples OF
| all varieties. E. f. Hood Co., corner
! First avenue and Nevada street.
,Olson's reputation for keeping pure
cider and picking vinegar is estap''
lished. Try some for your pickles.
Mrs Nellie Cammack, of Des Moinesl
| spent Wednesday in the city with Mrs
! edward Pelham, returning TO her home
this morning.
Mr. e. l.. Barber Of Wyoming. will
/ arrive in the city Saturday ito remain
over Sunday with his brother, MI.
4 Frank E. Barber.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs Mar
/ curtis corner Ninth and State streets
Friday afternoon.
Have you read about Hills clothes
dryer? You can see dryer set UP ~
Schmidt's store, 120 feet line. Folds
like an umbrella Price $3.50.
If you are having trouble findini;
good coffee, try some Of Olson's. wa
can suit you in price and quality. WE
put our premium in the quality OF oul
coffee. Olson.
Mr.. Percival Webster went to Chi
cago Wednesday afternoon TO remain
until Monday when he will aceompan!
\ Mrs. Webster, who has been visiting
her mother, home.
h e. d. Flanagan, stenographer fol
4 the c. A. Durham company, left fol
Belleville. H., Wednesday, summoned
by news of the serious illness of ~:
mother. His stay will depend upon his
| mothers condition.
! Mrs. Frank Jerome and daughter
Myrna left Wednesday night for ALL
4 ance. Canton and Cleveland, O., where
4 they will visit relatives for month
/ or six weeks. They will return vie
boat from Cleveland to Detroit.
The children of the Highview clut
were taken on picnic to RiverVieV
4 today. being accompanied by num-
Der of the older people to superin
4 tend affairs. Dinner was served IL
h the woods. and the day was spent witt
games and outdoor pastlmes.
n F. H. Houghton and E. F.. BranTan, q
Il the firm of Braman & Houghton SWINE
breeders and raisers of this city, e,s
pect to ship to Des Moins Friday
Il twenty -eight head of show animal
which they will exhibit at the stat
fair The animals, which are Beri
shires, are of both sex and of all ages
and represent the pick of the three
herds owned by the firm.
The Careaway club held an all-dst,
picinc Wednesday up the river driving
to the Choate shack, about two miles
south of Albion, for an outing. TAT
women of the club went out in ta'
morning and had dinner, and Wer'
L Joined by the men at supper time
Guests of the club were Mr.. and Mrs
Il 3. A. Morgan, Judge and Mrs. G. w
Burnham, and Mrs. Whitlock, Of 8
Paso. Tex.
The following from the Brazil, Ind.
Times will be of local interest to Mr.
and Mrs. Buskirk. who formerly liWet
in this city: MIR. and Mrs. M. G
Buskirk, of this city, formerly O
MarshaIltown, Iowa. are starting to-
day for a delightful trip thru the
southwest, and will spend few day:
at st. Louis and make several stop:
en- route and will spend the winter a
Award, Okla, where Mr.. Buskirk has
brother"
Mrs. Merritt Greene was hostes:
Wednesday to several of the ministers
wives and "a very few other guests
whom she entertained at an S:S(
breakfast served in three courses. a:
place cards. pictures of Edgeworth, tns
Greene country home, We're used. Ms
Greene's guests were Mesdarnes Elijah
Brown Jones, Merle N. Smith, G. "
McCord Jesse Cole, w. H. Scott, Will
lam Pence James, John A. Goodell, S
T. McKim, Aaron Palmer, and E. e
Benedict.