Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-04

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| Shoe sale - All our tan and black
! oxfords at cost for one week. Geo.
Trautman & Co.
The K. L. c. Z. society of the State
street U. e. church will give an ice
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. j. " Bass, of Steamboat Rock
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs w. c. Dilley, for three weeks,
I returned home Monday.
Mr.. Larkin Merryman. of Ft. Dodge,
who has been visiting in the city for
a short time with friends, returned to
his home Monday night.
Mrs. w. J. Price and son William
went to Cedar Rapids this morning,
where they will visit for week with
| the formers sister, Mrs P. H. Lynch.
Deputy Clerk of Courts and Mrs. f.
| M. Haradoll and infant SON left this
afternoon for Cedar Falls, where they
will visit Mrs. Haradon's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Britton.
Miss Ellen Stiles of New Providence,
who has been visiting in New Sharon,
arrived in the city Monday evening,
and spent the night at the home of.her
aunt, Mrs. j. F. Battin.
In nutshell: use Innate anywhere
you need lime When once wet. use
just as you would lump, lime putty,
and have your lime troubles vanish.
Consumers Fuel Company.
Handkerchiefs--- Fifty dozens, all
qualities from &C to $1.5O just arrived
Initials, checks, embroidered and fine
mercerized. with fancy border, for
men and boys. NJ. F. Andrews.
Mr.. c. H. Whitehead left for Lake
Okoboji Monday, evening to spend an
outing of a week or ten days with Mrs.
Whitehead and son, Whitton, who have
been at the lake for the past six weeks.
Charles W ass,ner, of the Y. Nj. c. A.,
Who has been on d vacation in Wis
consin, is expected to- return home
this week He Will not resume his du-
ties at the association until Septem
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the Progress Review of Laporte, City,
We. lare Monday evening visiting Mr.
anG ..:.. p. T.. HayZlett and DR.. and
Mrs 4 G. Leffler former residents
Of I,ar".ta city.
j. W. Brechtbill, who submitted to
an operation Monday at st. Thomas
hospital in which malignant growth
u Il. ioN
today resting comfortably at st.
Thomas hospital.
Mrs. A. D. Aulls the aged mother Of
C. w. Aulls of LaMoile, was brought
to this city by her son, this morning.
and placed in the soldiers home hos
pital Mrs. .Anlls is So years old, and
has been in poor health for several
years.
Mr.. j. NJ. Holt arrived home this
morning from Colfax, where he ac-
conpanied Mrs. Holt and Mr. and Mrs
George r. Estabrook last Saturday.
Mrs Holt and Mr.. and Mrs Esta-
brook will remain in Colfax during the
rest of the week.
Miss Neva Bentley and her sisters,
Mrs. Fred c. Graves, Mrs. Naoma
Osman, and the latter's little daugh
ter, all Of minneapolis, who have been
in Tama for several weeks, arrived in
the city Monday evening. They expect
to return to Minneapolis in a short
time.
j. B. Matson has entered suit against
H. Fl. Center for s64.O6, with 6 per
f,.ro, low 1904 n oI-
dition to costs. The bill of complaint
is accompanied by an itemized list
of groceries which the plaintiff alleges
to have furnished the defendant by the
plaintiff. between March 20, 1902, and
November 1, 1903.
Mr.. Ben G. Falls, superintendent OF
the Charlotte division of the Southern
railway, with headquarters at Char
lotte N. c. arrived in the city this
morning, and will remain for a visit Of
a few days at the home of his BROTH
er-in-law, Mr.. w. w. Ward. Mrs. Falls
and children who have been here for
the past two months, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Ward and Miss Ida Heath,
will accompany Mr.. Falls south.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral Of
Veteran Willis w. Clearwater, who
died Monday at the Iowa soldiers
home, had not been made at p. M,
the widow not having arrived from
Knoxville The authorities at the home
heard by telephone from relatives In
Fremont, Neb., who wanted to be noti-
fed as soon as. the funeral arrange
ments were concluded, as they desired
to be present. 1t was expected at the
home that the funeral would probably
be held Wednesday.
c. H Brock, the veteran who acts as
notary public at the Iowa soldiers
home, and attests vouchers for the
pensioners when they send their re-
ceipts to Washington, is away on his
vacation III British Columbia, and Is
not to be home for several days. As
this is pension day the absence of Mr..
Brock makes it necessary for the vet
Grams to get some one else to give Of
fetal witness to their identity as sign.
ers to the papers, SO County Clerk Fl.
c. Lounsberry is<doing this favor for
the oil warriors. His office was we'll
filed most of the morning with old
soldiers with their pension ce,te-
spondence and it was eXpe.tel chat
forty or fifty men would hsaefit by
Mr.. Louns berrys courtesy. Il.