Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-27
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The City in Brief

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DIR. Lierle. glasses fitted.
DIR. Bullard, osteopath, % e. Main
DIR. Wood. eye. throat. nose, ana ear.
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 302 w. Main.
Watch chains, fobs. all kinds and
prices, at Aliens.
Mr.. j. B. Bates was in st. Anthony
on business Friday.
A day of glittering, glorious gladness
at MarshalltoWn July 4.
Mr.. Charles Ross, of Clemens, spent
Friday in the city on business
Where you going the Fourth?
ITO Forneys hall dance, of course
The finest assortment of Fourth of
July post cards Is at NeWton's, IL
South First street.
Miss Ethel Elliott was at Written
Friday night, where she appeared in a
Il recital before a large audience.
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Invitation post cards for parties, pic
MICS or any form of gathering. See
samples at Newton's, IL South First
street.
If Photographic and good we have It.
Ansco, Eastman, Seneca and Century
cameras and, supplies Newton's, II
South First street.
Mrs. George Olson, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
I Carlson, in Chicago, for the past six
weeks, arrived home Friday evening.
II A camera will add numerous pleas
ures to your vacation trips, not only
now but later. For an unbiased display
of all makes Of cameras and kodaks.
see Newton's, II South First street.
Henry Sundell's restaurant on North
Center street, gives you good meal
1 for 20 cents. Only inspected meats
l,served and everything guaranteed
clean and wholesome. Prompt and po-
! lite service.
/ f. B. Garvin, who was called to
Fond du Lac, Wis, Wednesday, be-
cause of the serious sickness of his
aged father returned home Friday.
! The elder Mr.. Garvin's condition is
quite critical.
Miss Marie Noyd, Of Chicago, ar
| rived in the city Friday evening, and
will remain for a few weeks visit at
the homes of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Seberg, brother, Mr.. G. w. Noyd, and
other relatives.
Rev. J. J. Fitzpatrick, D. d. arrived
home Friday evening from Dubuque.
where he has been attending a retreat
of the priests Of the archdiocese of Du-
buque during the past week.
No meeting Of the Marshalltown
Sunday School Teachers union will be
held Monday afternoon, because of the
state convention Of Sunday school
workers, which begins its annual ses-
sion at the Methodist church.
Cook Bros Grain Co. have put in a
feed mill and are building up nice
retail trade at their elevator on South
Third avenue. They carry full line
of feed, flour, hay, straw, etc., and
are Headquarters for ear or shelled
corn. Try them for a change.
Mesdames Herbert Black and L.
Bash were hostesses Friday afternoon
at the Bash home, 304 East State
street, to the Presbyterian. Ladies Aid
society. There was a good attendance, !
and social hour and refreshments
followed the business meeting.
MIR. Edward Neil returned home
Friday evening from Iowa City and
Lowden, where he has been visiting |
his brother Fred. DR.. Fred Neil, who
graduated from the dental department |
of the state university a few weeks
ago, has entered into practice at Low /
den.
Star lodge. No. 8, Iowa Legion of /
Honor, will hold a special meeting
Monday evening. June goth, in Colum-
bia hail. Members are requested to be /
present There will be no meeting
Thursday evening, July End John A.
Tallman, president. Lulu McGoogan, /
secretary
Residents of an East Church street
neighborhood Joined in a picnic at /
Cottage Grove park Friday evening .
that proved most enjoyable affair.
The families participating were those i
of Messrs. Bratt, Hayzlett, Smith,
Brenneclle. Patton, Thomas, Lyon, AL
len and Hyatt.
Mesdanes Joseph and Ira Johnston
were hostesses to the Baptist Ladies'
Aid society Thursday afternoon at the
formers home 603 East Church street.
There was an attendance of about
twenty, and a social hour and refresh
mAnts Were enjoyed, following the
routine business.
We have one or two full sections for
sale in Kit Carson county, Colorado,
and if sold soon, will go at a very
close price. No man ever went wrong
b.. investing in land, II bought right.
This; will go soon and will not require
much cash to handle it. Ask US. Bell
& Hill. Hopkins block.
Mrs. George r. Thayer and children.
Atle!ine and Maxwell, will leave Tues
day morning for Rocky Ford, Col,
where they will spend the summer.
The trip is being made in the interests
of Adelines health. the little girl hav-
ing developed what is feared to be an
inciaient lung trouble as a result of
whooping cough, which she suffered
last winter.
In the list of churches which will
serve meals during the state Sunday
school convention next week. which