Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-05-06
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The City in Brief +!

sale, page 3.
Mr.. E. H Treese, Of Liscomb, was IL
the city today.
Mr. Calvin vinton, of Written, spen
the day in the city.
johnson percales for 1Oc yard a
Benedict g. BrintnalPs.
Mr.. and Mrs David Valentine, o
Union, were in the city today.
Mr.. L. H. Smith, of Liscomb, was IL
the city on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Willis Kirk, of Clemens, spen
Tuesday in the city on business.
| A fresh supply of nasturtium and
sweet pea seed in bulk at Culley's.
For sale-A well improved 100 acre
farm, miles from this city. See Ben
nett & Binford.
Sailed peanuts at Culley's. The kind
that do not get rancid. Not all sailed
peanuts are good Culley has the good
kind.
Mrs. Charles B. Stanton, of Ames
arrived in the city last evening and
| will be guest for week at the H. w.
| Shove home.
| "rhe Texas Ranger" company,
which showed in Eldora last night
! passed thru the city this morning, en-
route to Belle PLANE.
The New Process bread is not in the
same class with buttermilk bread; it
is so much better. Culley, the groc-
eryman, handles this make.
Mrs. Ida Hazelbaker left Tuesday
evening for Crete, Neb., where she will
visit relatives for few days. She will
also stop in Omaha to visit friends.
Meeting of Signet chapter, No. So,
Work in the mark Members of
the craft invited A. D. Meeker H. P.
The Ladies' Aid society of the State
street United Evangelical church will
meet with Mrs. G. S. Thompson, All
East Church street, Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. Clyde Benson, Of Union, was in
the city Tuesday evening, en- route to
Chicago, where he will remain for
brief visit before going to Lincoln to
take a summer engagement in stock.
MIR. George Stiles, a Minneapolis at
torney, and former WELL known Mar
shalltown boy, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening, and will remain for
a few days visit with Mr.. George l..
Marsh and other old friends.
Tho ifS
regular study session Tuesday after
noon, held at the, home of Mrs. L. n.
Holt, 312 North Fifth street There
was good attendance The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. 4. p.
Marsh.
Manager r. W. McCreery, of the
Western Grocer Company mills. while
at work inspecting some of the new
work of the company on the old glu-
cose site, fell across a heavy timber
and sustained a fracture of rib on
the left side.
The Harmony Aid society will have
as hostesses Thursday evening. instead
of afternoon, Misses Nellie Aud, Rose
Du Cane, Hattie Long, Anna Elliott !
and independence Arson. The meeting
will be held at Miss Anson'.s home on
North First street.
Four car repairers, in charge Of an
Iowa Central guard, were sent from
here to Oskaloosa Tuesday evening to
take the places of striking carmen
there. A coach, fitted up as sleep
ing car, was also sent to Oskaloosa
Tuesday evening to be used to house
the men.
Peter Mayer the druggist. has Sc
cured the agency for Senouh Manu-
featuring Co.'S Monarch House Paint !
These paints are guaranteed by the |
makers to be absolutely pure lead, I
zinc, linseed oil, turpentine dryer, coll |
oring matter and nothing else. Subject !
to chemical analysis. Can't be much !
better, can they?
The glandular system may be clogged
and inactive. My treatment will cor
rect that, and a long train of troubles
will disappear. can make it plain to
you and may save you a lot of suffer-
ing. l have special treatment that
has cured many Marshalltown people
rs well as those from distance DR..
II. I. Mairs, over 120 East Main.
The business men of Marshalltown
will find one or perhaps all of the fol-
owing list Of books at the public Ii
orary, of great interest: Starting in
Life" Fowler); Introduction to Bust
hess Organization" (Sparling); Gin
ger Talks-Talks of Salesmanager to
His Men," (Holmam; Credit and It's
Jses," PrendergasD; Modern Book
keeping" (Montgomery); Funds and
Their Uses" (Cleveland); Industrial
America" Gaughlin); and Industrial
Cuba" (Porter.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCreery, Of
Kansas City, Mo-, parents of Man
tger r. w. McCreery, of the Western
Grocer Company mills, have rented
he furnished home of Mrs. Addie Rob-
bins, los West Main street, for the
hummer. Mr.. McCreery is in the city
o superntend the reconstruction of
he Western Grocer Company mills,
md may decide TO remain in MARSHALL
own permanently. Mrs. Robbins left
his afternoon for Chicago, Boston
md New York, where she expects to
eman Two N three months.
The regular business meeting and
u..i.ll If Iili. Chris i.In E,n1paN,,r.