Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-04
More fun than ever at Elite.
Five per cent farm loans. Battin.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. is West Main

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spent Thursday in the city.
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Try Elk chocolates. They are best
| Wheeler & Hoag, sole agents.
| Sailed peanuts at 10 cents per
| pound at Peckham Grocery Company
We have plenty of field fence and
barb wire in stock. Horne & Geivln.
Our store will be closed during the
afternoon of Sept. e. Horne Il Gel
vim.
! Forty inch Cyclone lawn fence in
full rolls, only at Sla cents per foot.
| See Schmidt.
| Viyella-You want it for waists and
dresses. Guaranteed not to shrink. For
sale by E. r. Lay.
| See our Apex Coaster wagon for "a;
common express wagons from 81 to
$1.50 Horne & Gelvin.
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| Great Sachem Stewart Eason of the
| Iowa Red Men. spent Thursday night
in Des Moines on lodge business
The Ladies Guild of st. Paurs
church will have an exchange at
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Mr.. l.. w Robbins returned this
morning from months visit in New
Britain, Conn.,. and other eastern
points.
| Jersey sweet potatoes. celery. cauli-
| flower, picking, onions. fine canning
| pears and peaches. Peckham Grocery
| Company.
Miss Margaret Armstrong, who has
| been visiting in Chicago and Milwau-
kee for three weeks, returned home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Ernest Russell, of Union, was
| in the city Thursday. In the even
| ing he went to Eldora to attend the
Hardin county fair
| Physical Director e. G. Schroeder, of
the state university, was in, the city
| Thursday evening while on his way to
Des Moines on business.
| Mr.. Wilbur Froelich, of Kansas City,
| arrived In the city Thursday evening
| to visit for short time at the home
of his cousins, Howard and Delos Will
| bur.
| Mrs. e. b. Wilson. of Webster City,
who has been visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Millhiser for
three weeks, left for her home this
| morning.
| Miss Charline Hendershott. of Chi
| cago. arrived in the city Thursday
evening and will visit for three weeks
at the Charles III. Hull home and with
\ Miss Marie Shove.
| Notwithstanding the immense sale
| we have had in our special silk sale
| this week. we still have a splendid
| assortment of desirable silks at much
below value. e. r. Lay.
We call your attention to our inn
mense line of new wool dress goods.
| The seasons novelty, shadow stripes
and cords in self colors. are shown
in wide range of cloths in black
colors. E. r. Lay.
Between fifty and sixty We're In at
tendance at the all-day picnic of the
/ w. r. C. Wednesday. The G. A. r.
i post, Colonel c. c. Horton and Wife
and others from the home. were guests
at the picnic spread, served at noon
4 in Cottage Grove park.
We are selling Mason fruit jars
pints, at 65 cents; quarts, at rs cents
and half gallons at 95 cents per dozen
Economy Jars 81, s1.25 and $50 pei
dozen, also have jelly glasses and
plenty tops and rubbers for fruit jars
Peckham Grocery Company.
Charles MCGOWAN, aged IA years. the
i 10 of
Thomas hospital sick of appendicitis
The attack is quite severe. An opera
ton will not be performed at this time
because of his condition, but he may
undergo an operation later.
); Chicken pie-The same good pie you
always get at the Standard bakery
, tomorrow. If you have not yet triec
, our chicken pie get acquainted with II
now. Most people have tried 1t ant
they all like it. Standard Bakery. III
West Main. The place that's differ
emit"
r. A. Moscrip, associate editor of the
T.-R., who has been taking a pro-
longed vacation from his work during
the summer months, resumed his work
with the paper today During the sum
mer Mr. Moscrip has been press rep
resentative for the Redpath Lyceun
bureau.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Dunn, of Battle
{ Vile, Okla, who have been visiting
with the latters parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. H. o. Michaels, left for theil
home Thursday evening. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Dunn's sister
Miss Grace Michaels, who will spene
the winter with them.
"Si Plunkard" will be the offering
the Odeon Labor day, for two perform.
ances, afternoon and evening. In tn
play are many situations to gladden.
. the spectator, cause a laugh, and brins
to the eyes. tears of sympathetic pity
= Night prices, Is, 25, 50 and SO cents
< Matinee 10 and % cents
Miss Vala Andrews left Thursda.
e night for Spokane, Wash, where sh'
. will be met by her sister, Mrs. Charlie
Lair and husband, of Curlew, . tow
near that city. Miss Andrews will spen'
, about two months with them, II
: Spokane. 3Curlew, and vicinity. and Will
e return home thru Canada, via Van
u couver.
:. General Secretary John A. Goodel
. of the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A, left Thurs
: day, evening for Minneapolis where n
will confer with State Secretary Pee
regarding association business. MI
{ | GoodeI will go on to Duluth to spen