Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-20
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:rn,e City in Brief
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| DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
| Fair dance Forney'S hall tonight.
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Fair dance Forney's hall tonight.
See Horne g. Gelvin for cutlery.
Fair dance Forney's hall tonight.
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DR. Billiard osteopath. % E. Main
Dr. Wood, eye ear, nose and throat
Canning pears at Reynolds & Shell
don.
| Dance at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow
night.
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]. Wiss & Sons shears are sold b
Horne & Gelvin.
Dr. w. M. Choate, dentist, office Owe
the Fidelity bank.
Fourteen quart milk cans 81 cents
Horne & Gelvin's.
| A good hammerless double barre
shot gun $40. Horne 4 Gelvin.
Washed figs, put up in glass jars
something fancy. at Olsons.
Slightly used organs at your owl
prices and terms. Call at First ant
Main.
II you want good coal, buy Illinoi:
Chunk. South Side Coal Company
Phone 81.
The T.-R needs several carrier boy
for permanent positions Apply at tn
press room.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases Of WON
en-, and obstetrics. Office over the FL
deity bank.
Two new Kimball organs, regular
price sos each. can be had today fol
$50. These are great bargains.
Mrs. j. w. Bowen, of Dickinson. N
D., is the guest of Mrs. Jim Jen
nfngs, 527 North Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p Wilhelm, OF
Hampton, arrived in the city Thurs.
day to visit for a few days witt
friends.
Remember the music store of George
H. Rebel will be closed after tomor-
row. Why not purchase a piano wher
you can get one at cost?
Misses Alice Manney and Mets
Schmidt left this afternoon for Iowa
City, where they will take up theil
work in the state university
The sale of pianos at tho Eadie-
Ward Company this week has been
phenomenal The prices have been
cut tosthe quick and people have taken
advantage of it. Sale closes Satur-
day evening at 10 O'Clock.
The special sale of pianos at the Ea-
die-W Ward Piano Company's wareroom
this week has been great success,
many taking advantage of the ex-
tremely low prices. The sale will close
at 10 o'clock Saturday night.
A handsome volume, Great Masters
in the Louvre Gallery" made to sell
for the sum of $50, is now in the pos
session of the public library 1t con-
tains beautiful colored photographers
and woodpgints, with their accompany
ing descriptions.
s5s $780,.
Miss Florence Hopkins LEFT for Chi
cago Wednesday afternoon for a
months visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Graham, friends whom she N; while
in England. Miss Hopkins will also
visit Mrs. Charles Peck and other
friends before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. v. .Hulse, the former
a Sunday school missionary of Wash
ington and Keokuk counties, were In
the city Thursday on their way
home from Des Moines. Mr. Hulse for
n,e,';- lived in this city. while he was
assigned to work in Marshall and
surrounding counties
Marshalltown friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. e. carry, former residents here
but more recently of Rock Island, ILL.,
will be interested in knowing that they
have moved to Milwaukee, Wis. where
Mr.. Barry will have Wisconsin and up
per Michigan territory for Haskins
Pros. & Co., manufacturers of soaps
Sioux City. Mr.. and Mrs. Barry
Milwaukee address is SGT BellevieW
place.
Mrs. A. e. Mellinger left this morn
ing for ST Joseph. Mo-. where she VII
ioin her brother. Mr.. w. +. Harmon
md wife, and leave in their company
cur an extended trip thruout the west
The party will visit Denver, San Fran
cisco, Seattle, and other points, ans
return via the grand canyon of Ari-
zona The trip will occupy at leas'
two months.
Anthony Kennehan, aged 1S, son of
William j. Kennehan, 916 Iowa street
is very critically i'll of appendicitis and
accompanying peritonitis. The young
man has been sick for a few days, and
with his acute attack an abscess de-
veIoped. This has ruptured, causing
.peritonitis. While there is a very slight
Improvement noticeable this afternoon
his case is still very critical
A collection of relics of colonial days
such as wearing apparel, books,
spinning wheel, brass c;lndlesticks
etc. placed in the museum of the pub
lie library by Robert w. Stevens, is
attracting much attention and is prov
ing of special interest to the schoo
children The relics are placed In the
handsome new case, with plate glas:
shelves, tops and sides. recently gtver
the library by Mrs. Conover, OF Chi
cago.
A letter received today oy Mrs 7
P. Marsh from her son. George L
Marsh of the University Of Chicago
announced his safe arrival in New
York on Wednesday, after his sum
mer's stay abroad. Mr.. Marsh tool
passage home on the Cunard line
Caronia. and had a most pleasant ant
C.t;ef.,.iorv yoyape His rrD abrOa,