Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-09
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S The City in Brief 5
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Hurry UP your coke orders.
Auto scarfs at M. r. Andrews.
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See Aliens line of cuff buttons.
DR.. Billiard osteopath. 15 West Main.
September is the month to put in
your coke supply.
Mrs. Grove W. Harris, of Ferguson,
spent today in the city.
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A large reduction in fruit jars this
| week at w. H. Moreqands grocery.
Patronize the Congregational ladies'
check booth at the Marshall county
fair.
DIR. b. r. Kierulff left for Grinnell
and Brooklyn this morning for a short
stay.
Superintendent G. S. Hayden, Of the
Iowa Central, was in the city today on
business.
Have you tried Culley's coffees? You
are missing treat IL you do not use
his blends.
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pears, no better grown. Culley has
them by the bushel.
Adamson's orchestra played for
dances at st. Anthony and Melbourne
Saturday and Monday nights
Mrs e. NJ Croft went to Boone this
morning to visit for two or three
weeks with her son. Mr.. A. L. Croft
"A new shipment of purses and
pocketbooks. Some very fine articles
and all reasonably priced. ]. b. Sim
mons.
Another big supply Of Ardee -four
was required to fill orders for this first
class bread producer. Reynolds &
Sheldon.
Culley's meat market can supply
your wants in fresh and smoked meats
as we'll as salt fish of all kinds. Try
my new meat cutter
Don't forget that the Star Cash Gro
Gerry delivers your groceries to your
door promptly. Always on time. Ken
dali s. West, proprietorsi e :
General Secretary John A Goodell,
of the Railroad Y M. G. A., who has
been spending a few days in Minneap-
oils and Duluth, returned home Tues
day evening.
"A. L.. Campbell and son, Leonard,
continue quite i'll at their home, 204
West Boone street, and are threatened
with typhoid fever. Mr.. Campbell was
taken sick six weeks ago, while the
son has been i'll for a week.
The Ben Hur convention, which was
to have been held here, has been post
poned to some future date, but they
will give a social party Thursday eve
ming in Red Mems hall. Dancing and
refreshments. Admission 10 cents. Eve
ming tickets Csc.
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visit our store for the necessary cleo
trical fixtures and conveniences. You
will be surprised at the wide range of
articles for household comfort our
stock affords. At extremely moderate
prices too. A. w. Carroll s Co., 1876
West Main.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
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Thursday. Everyone is invited to
bring lunch and dishes and have their
families come to picnic supper. Hot
coffee will be served. The ladies are
requested to bring fruit, jelly, etc,
which it was voted be sent to the hos
pital.
A party at which seventeen of the
neighborhood children Eere guests,
was given at, the e. G. Seberg home,
GLIB West Linn street, Tuesday after
noon, it being the eleventh anniversary
of Irma Seberg, while her sister, Mar
garet will be be 5 years old in cou-
pie of days. Games and refreshments
were enjoyed.
The regular business meeting of the
1 SuTlSlldu& sILuuGetNOIE tSOC1Sly VI Lie
Christian church, was held Tuesday
| evening, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. Ray Welker, COZ West State street.
| Twenty five We're in attendance. A
pleasant social time and amusements
followed, after which a watermelon
feast, served by the host and hostess
was enjoyed. The business meetings
| hereafter are all to be held at the
homes of members, and will be fol-
lowed by social times.
Governor Packard has. purchased
from Ketchum & CASTOR Company
ISouth Third avenue, large Kentuck,
disc grain drill. Governor Packard has
had many years successful experience
| in the drilling Of winter wheat, ano
after most thorough Investigation
both at home and at the state fair
has picked the kentucky as the
machine best adapted to his work
The Kentucky Drill Company's general
state agents, Ketchun1. & CASTOR Com
pany, South Third avenue, carry very
large line of drills in all sizes as well as
most complete stock of repairs
| Word has been received in this city
by Mr. John Galloway, 500 West Boone
street. Of the promotion of his daugh-
! ter, Miss Blanche Galloway, from as
sistant librarian of Drake university
Des Moines, to librarian. Miss Gallo