Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-23
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The City in Brief

The City in Brief 5
DIR. Lierle. glasses fitted.
DR.. Wood. eye, ear. Glasses fitted.
Fancy white clover honey, new crop
At 15c. Batesole 6 Clemens
The celebrated Colfax root beer al
MYERS A fine drink these hot days
Dr. Harry ENEMY of Eldora, was in
the city Wednesday evening, en- route
to Iowa City.
Mrs. r. F. Clark, of Liscomb, visited
in the city Wednesday. with her sister,
Mrs. e. C. Wheeler.
Don't forget that we have the cell
ebrated harrington Hall coffee. u. D.
Peckham Grocery Co.
New York cheam cheese, brick
Roquefort, McLarens, Club House and
Limberger cheese. Peckhams grocery.
For Sale-At Northwestern stock
yards, Friday afternoon, thirty head of
good western horses. Positively will
be sold.
Il To the men who want cool canvas
shoes and oxfords. You will find them
at the Carl shoe store, and 1t pays TO
trade with Carl.
Mrs. William Binder of Chicago.
who has been visiting with Rev and
Mrs. James MCGEE for a week, left for
her home Wednesday.
4 Mr. Levi Sturgeon, of Oskaloosa,
passed thru the city Wednesday even
ing, being on his way home from
business trip to Eldora.
Have your furnace cleaned, repaired
and put in order now. The men have
time to give you careful work. Len
nox Furnace Company.
See us before you by -four, We
i have one of the best soft wheat fours
i on the market, at very low price.
I L.. 8. Peckham Grocery Co.
Friday morning we place on sale our
entire line of white and black Jap silk
waists and all our white embroidered
and lace trimmed lawn waists at ex-
| actly half price. Archie Parker.
If you are in the market for cement,
we have the very best on the market,
the old reliable Atlas, Portland cement,
i the standard American brand. Call on
us for prices Consumers Fuel Co.
/ Agent F. B. Garvin of the Chicago
e. Northwestern, left Wednesday even
| ing for Council Bluffs, where today he
was in attendance at meeting of the
Northwestern agents of the larger sta
! tons in Iowa.
Mrs. Jud Morrissey left for Madison.
Wis, Wednesday to visit for two
! weeks with her sister, Mrs Charles
Mann Mrs. Morrissey may also visit
/ in Milwaukee with her sister, Mrs. L..
r. Brown, before returning.
| We are now prepared to supply YOU
| with cameras and photo goods. Our
stock is complete. BY next week we
| shall be able to do developing and fin
fishing. We have employed man to
look otter this department. The Hull
Company.
| Mr.. Charles F. Griffey, cashier of the
Citizens bank of New Sharon, and Mr..
Parker also of New Sharon, spent
| Wednesday afternoon in the city as
| the guests of DR.. A. B. ConaWay. The
gentlemen were on their way home
| from visit in Denver.
| Trainmaster j. E. Mccarthy, of the
Iowa Central, was in the city Tuesday
afternoon, holding an investigation of
the accident by which traction en-
| CINE was partly thrown off the fiat car
on which it was being transported,
| while the car was being switched in the
| local yards last week.
An overheated kitchen range in the
home of A. w. Westman, 2O7 West
Main street, caused small blaze at
about o'clock this morning. The IRON
| ing board, which Mrs. Westman was
using caught fire and the wall back
of the stove was ignited. The blaze
was put out by the time the central
station crew arrived, before any seri-
Gus damage resulted. The building is
owned by George w. Calhoun
EACO Winged Horse is quick,
lively flour. Don't let it set or ferment
too long. In hot weather add little
more salt to retard fermentation, then
handle at the usual time. 1t is
quick to work and quick to be
eaten, but saves the cost of higher
priced food For supper, light fiaky
rolls with berries and cream-my but
they will taste good. Order the flour
now before you forget it. E. E. Bene-
dict & Co.
The buggy in which they were rid
ing was overturned and badly dam
aged, and Mrs. w. F. Estel. 303 Park
street, and Mrs. Ellen Mansfield, 214
West Main street, narrowly escaped
injuries from what might have been
a bad accident during the band con-
cert Wednesday evening, when the
M L. Meickley buggy ran into the
Istel vehicle. Both Mrs. Estel and
Mrs. Mansfield were thrown to the
pavement. but aside from being
bruised and scratched they were not
hurt. The spokes of one wheel Of the
buggy were torn out and the cross
bar was broken.
In order to save the life of Miss LA
Baxter an operation was performed
by surgeons at ST. Thomas hoSpita;
late Wednesday afternoon, and today
il is declared that Miss Bakers
chances for recovery are good. Miss
Baxter was taken i'll of appendicitis a