Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-29
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The City in Brief
Eco. j. Allen. op. teal specialist.

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& nj. ixers. u. E. Hood.
Mr.. L. c. Abbott was in Des Moines
Tuesday night on business.
i Mr. Oscar GohlaSe, of State Center
spent the day in the city on business
Claim Agent Mccoy, of the lows
Central was in the city today on bus
mess.
! Miss Minnie Johnson spent Tuesday
in Eldora with her friend, Mrs. w. e
Marsh.
| Shoe sale = All our tan and black
1 oxfords at cost for, one week. Geo
Trautman & Co.
The Lamson Economical pencil
something new and good. At Sim
! mons Book Store.
Trainm aster j. f. Mccarthy of the
Iowa Central, spent Tuesday night IN
the city on business.
The clerks employed in the A. H. ST.
mon store enjoyed picnic supper at
the soldiers home Tuesday evening.
Extraordinary bargains in books Of
the best authors. including many OF
the latest copyrights. Simmons Book
Store.
Mrs. Belle Gillespie of Chicago, ar
rived in the city this morning to visit
for a week or two with her sister, Mrs.
w. II. Hammond.
Court of Honor circle will meet at
Riverview park Friday afternoon Hack
will be at court house. Gents invited
to supper. Come.
Mrs. George w. Smith went to Lee
Grand this morning, where she will
spend week at the country home Of
Mrs. Willard Pierce.
The Harmony Aid society, which was
to have met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Ernest Pepper, has postponed its
meeting for two weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Wikel, 4Os Arson street,
will entertain the frauen verein of the
German Evangelical church at her
home Thursday afternoon.
4 Chief Of Police w. E. Nicholson and
City Veterinarian l.. l.. Diller were in
Nevada today searching for a suitable
horse for the city fire department.
h Rev. and Mrs James MCGEE and
! daughter, left Tuesday for Farming
ton, Mich, where they will remain for
| a months visit with Mr.. McGee's par
ents.
I am closing out my entire line of
/ wo1nen's, misses and children's OK
4 fords, white hosiery and summer dress
goods, regardless OF cost. ]. L. In
, man.
There is no secret about Monarch
! House! Paint it's lead, zinc, linseed
and that's all. Its put together right,
]. too.-Peter Mayer.
All wash gods, white goods, silks at
unheard Of closing prices for Thurs
/ day, Friday and Saturday. Big assort-
! ments. Lawns and India linens at Sc.
/ Waistings silks at 100 Child'ss gauze
vests, &c. The Fair
/ Mr.. Frank Nicholson, who is in the
employ of the Gould Balance Valve
!. company, of Kellogg, and who has
been visiting at his home, south of
town, for few days, returned to KEEL
logg Tuesday evenin.
Mrs Harry Waterman, 206 North
Fourth street, entertained a few lady
friends at a kensington Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Victor j. Be
dell of Fort Smith. Ark, and Miss
nellie Staat of Chicago.
Misses Iona and Edna Willis, of
/ Des Moines, who have been visiting for
| few days at the home of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Whin-
| cry, left for Ida Grove this morning,
where they will spend few days with
1 their brother.
Miss Esther Amblad arrived home
Tuesday evening from Minneapolis,
where she has been enjoying a two
months visit at the home of her
! brother, Mr.. Edward Amblad, of the
general passenger department of the
| Iowa Central.
Special Thursday, Friday and satur-
/ day. sale second floor, ladies' ging-
| ham and lawn shirt waists, 29c, 800,
1 49c worth more than double the
prices. Ladies' seersucker gingham
petticoats, 24o. Wolfe and panama
skirts at bargain prices. The Fair.
! IMIS. DTdulOTu WHO, Will ll6E
husband. is camping in Tinmons'
/ Grove, west of the city, was summoned
/ to Tama this morning by telephone
message which told Of her mother,
A-rs. John Gadbury, being sick. The
nature or seriousness of Mrs. Cad
burys Sllress could not be learned over
/ the telep.cr>.
A want ad win save time, temper
and exertion t.,ese days. 1t is the
clearing house for transactions be-
tween all classes tof people. Don't
spend time and energy these hot days
! running around asking people to con-
! slider your proposition. Ask them all
at once thru the medium of VAN
ad. Only one cent word.
Mrs. Ida j. LaPlant, wife Of George
w. LaPlant, caused suit to be filed for
the August term of the district court
Tuesday afternoon in which the First
National bank and Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Watson are named as the defend
ants. The suit is to clear the title to
I the LaPlant property at the corner of
State street and Third avenue.
| Misses Dora and Nella Beeson, of
Peoria. H., arrived in the city Wednes
day and will visit for two weeks at the
homes of their uncles, Mr.. w. B. Bee
!