Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-30
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The City in Brief

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1 Good pictures at Elite.
DR.. Lierle-Eye and ear.
DR.. Wood eye, throat, nose. and ear
/ Masurys mixed paints $1.2o gallon
| at Peter Mayors.
John Herbert left for knoxville thi
! morning on business.
Dance at Forney's hall Wednesda.
night Full orchestra.
Metropolitan Suit Club, pressing. re-
pairing. Over 10S West Main. New
phone.
E. H Evans, Of Belden & Evans
shirt makers of Minneapolis, is at tn,
Stoddart hotel.
Miss June Meredith went to Oska-
loosa this morning to visit until Fri
day with friends.
| When you think about incubator.
think about the klondike-S15 for l5'
egg size. See Schmidt.
| Our ladies' silk petticoat for So is
the best value in the city; all color:
now Benedict & Brintnal.
Mick Jorgensen A. o. U. w. benc-
fl darce at Red Mems hall tomor-
row night. Admission so cents. Every
| body invited.
| Miss May Clark and Mr.. G. f. Wen
eel, of Oskaloosa. spent Sunday in the
city as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T
! c. Parker.
Mick Jorgensen A. o. U. w. bene-
| int dance at Red Mems hall tomo:-
row night. Admission so cents. Every
body invited.
| Miss Mary Sullivan of Duluth, MINI.
| who has been spending a week witt
her aunt Mrs. John A. Goodell de-
parted for her home this morning.
The body of William Bandtield. who
died at the soldiers home SATURDAY.
morning, was sent to Fraser, Boone
county, Saturday evening for inter
ment.
Farmers pay most any price for pure
| fertile seed corn and it pays them.
| The same applies 10 seed potatoes. ASK
Your grocer for Red River Early Ohios.
L. L. Hood.
There is no noticeable change today
in the condition of John Berg. clerk
of Quartermaster H. j. Bennett. of the
soldiers home. The patients condition
still remains critical.
Telephone your order TO the Stan
dark Bakery for buttermilll bread ana
all kinds of fresh bakery goods. We
make anything that can be made from
flour. Standard Bakery
a. w. Moreland. 40i South First
street. is quite seriously sick with
partial paralysis. resulting from :,
been an invalid for years.
Notice to farmers and gardeners-W'
desire to contract for 200 acres of Gu
cumbers for which we will pay 60 cent
per bushe delivered at our factory.
Marshall Vinegar Company.
Master George Chambers of Grin
nell, son Of Rev. George II. Chambers
missionary of the Espiscopal church a,
Newton, spent Sunday in the city
with Rev. and Mrs. w. p James
Nj. Chris kroener. of Albion, was IL.
the city Saturday on business. Mir.
Nrcener and his wife reached home
Friday from three weeks visit il
herville Mimi. with Mr.. Kroener's
daughter. Mrs. j. j. Filler.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Swicl1 and daugh
ter Effie. Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Swick.
Donald Loder and MIR. j. a. Rails and
laughter Clara We're in Tama Sun
lay. to attend the funeral of Mr.. Bert
Lee Hill, who died Friday.
Rev. A. B. Buclner. the Methodis:
evangelist. addressed good sized au-
dience Of men under the auspices of
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. at the east
court room Sunday afternoon on the
subject of why I Am a Christian.
The residence of George Stiegel-
meier. 301 North Sixth street. Wa
uilarantined for cerebro spinal menin-
gifts this morning. Mr.. Stieselmeet'
who is Il teanlster in the employ of +.
y. Gillette. is very critically sick Wits
the disease.
If YOU arc not satisfied with yoG
Kitchen range coal. give us Your next
order for some Of our celebrated Tren
ton s;ootess washed nut. and yoi
will bc convinced that it is the bes.
..sou ever burned The coal is clean and
the price is right. Consumers E'ueN
Co Old phone 1o2. new phone III.
BY the incorporation Of the firm Of
Nollng e. McGombs. Rock Island, H.
merchants and owners of a large dc
part,nent store. Mr.. W. S McGorhs
becomes pre- sidert Of the Incorporation
he capital stock of which is $4,000
Mr. McConbs is brother of Charles
j. and Harry F. McCombs. and Mrs
r " Mcbride. of this city, and fire.
quently visits here.
Miss Vera Sieg arrived home Sun
Gay morning from Menomonie. Wis.
where she has been for the past few
We !ls. being sent out from the library
school at Madison, Wis. to establish
!. library there. Mr.. Stanley Sieg,