Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-02-28
Union band fair tonight.


Last appearance this season OF MISS
| Measure your room ana then come III
aud see the rugs that Will Just III IT,
Marion Gard.
W. ~, ~, ,,,n.y an ladies'
suits if YOU will give us Il chance. Ben
edict x Brintnall.
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Seal Brand oysters, put up III one
gallon tins. the finest bulk oyster on
tn" market For sale by olson'
| caulllower, cabbage. egg plant, rad
ishes. lettuce. and all other ireSh veg
etables at REYNOLDS Shelaoh 5.
Dr Cora Williams diseases of wom-
IN ard obstetrics Office over Fidelity
h,nl t,ours 1o-1a n M. Ia o. m.
runnrt Will sell pork chunks &c;
9 Lbs pork rhops. 23c: 4 lbs ribs. 25c,
| s,,yar cured hams. Zoe. All this week.
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repeat this to others. +. G. Stewart
president
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The S. G. I. club met Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. W. II.
Arney. and as a change of program
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A. +. Tally and family, of Bangor,
arrived in the city Thursday evening,
and on Sunday will leave for North
Powder. Ore, where Mr.. Tally will take
charge of a ranch. The family will be
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LOT 'he west
Gene Binford left Thursday evening
for Kirksville, Mo-, where he will take
charge of the spring work on the Bin
ford ranch The lambing season will be
on in another week, and there will be
! much Young stock on the place Mr.
| Binford has been in the city since
shof'lS before H1iills''i'as'
Mrs. 1. c. Glidden and daughter, Miss
Grace Duffield, of Goodland, kas.. ar
rived in the city Thursday evening
from Iowa Falls where they have been
visiting their daughter and sister, Mrs
| r r. Purcell. and will remain for a
| few weeks visit with Mrs. Glidden's
| sister Mrs II p Duffield.
The Number team of the city bowl
np league met the Nevada team al
Nevada Thursday night, and won the
series of three games by ninety-t w1
nins The visiting team rolled a tota
of 1853. to Nevada's 2.O77. Harry
pletscher of the Number team
rolled the highest score, 2O2.
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w. y. lngleaue' OF minerva, WHO no,
been IN the Guy loI Lew u"s Sisi
| turned home Thursday evening. Mr.
Ingledne remained over Thursday il
order TO be present at the funeral Of
his old boyhood friend, the late Johr
C. Armstrong. Mr.. Ingledue and Mr.
ARMSTRONG were schoolmates in Col.
nn,hiana a sixtv-two wears ago.
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term Oh the ulslrlce court 'iiis mo- i'i,s
against ;. II. f1agen ana WE anu NJ
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West Main street. which the petition
saws Hagen rJ1ted of Hughes. anC
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