Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-12
AT my office daily. DR.. II. r. MARS.

| Gerry.
Mrs. T.. N. Downs and son spent the
day in Montour with MI. Downs
mother.
Mr.. A. w. Mitterer, of Eldora, was
in the city Friday looking after bus
mess matters.
BGchanan-Boughton company will
figure on your electric wiring. 20
North Center street.
Lots Of pears, nice yellow ones. at
only 95 cents a bushel at the Rex gro
Gerry, % North Center street.
Judge j. M. Parker went to Toledo
this morning to open the October term
of the Tama county district court.
We had the pleasure last Saturday
to sell goods to Ackley, Eldora, Grin
nell, and Nevada. 1t was a busy day
at Pappe's.
II o are looking for fancy china
or cut glass for wedding or birthday
presents, look thru our store. Temple
of Economy.
We make no charge for setting glass
If you bring sash with old putty
cleaned to Il. F. Jones Wall Paper and
Paint Store, los East State street.
Mr.. John L%indgren, of Boxholm,
Boone county, who has beer visiting
for a week at the John Berg and
Charles Hanson homes, departed for
his home this morning.
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Ihora Will ha n now ha rher Qhnn nj
1T East Main street, down stairs. We
from eve to nine o'clock. except on
Saturday. Robt. MCGUIRE, proprietor.
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We have a fine line Of slightly used
heaters. such brands as Round Oak and
Hot Blast; also a few good hard coal
stoves, cheap. At Bates secondhand
store, 1913 West Main. Phone ATS red.
DR.. Fred Neil. who Is practicing in
Lowden, Cedar county, spent Saturday
and Sunday in the city visiting with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Neil.
DR.. Neil left for his home this morn
ing.
Miss Julia Sewer was hostess Fri
day afternoon to the regular meeting
of Der Deutscfe Undertakings kreis.
A lunch was served following the hour
of study. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. c. +. Schmidt.
Deputy Marshal NJ. Clark left for
for the drawing of land in the Rose
bul agency. IS. r. Johnson, of this
city. expects to leave for Dallas, s. D..
to register Tuesday morning.
Victoria rink e Thursday even
ing, each lady purchasing kate tick
ct at the window office admitted free.
skating is a healthful ammse-
ment. No exercise brings a persons
muscles INTO better play. General adj
mission 10 cents.
Charles C. Wright, stationer for the
Iowa Contra and Minneapolis & st.
Louis at Minneapolis, arrived in the
city Saturday. Mr.. Wright later went
to Oskaloosa- on business, and returned
here to spend Sunday with his parents,
and Mrs. J.. A. Wright.
The board of supervisors spent the
day in Lisconb making arrangements
for the Strengthening of the Iowa river,
which is cutting into the end of the
highway bridge near Liscomb. The
bends of the river are to be altered
so as to give a straight channel.
News received in this city today is
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Town
send, of Indianapolis, Ind, are h par
of a daughter, born Saturday. Mr..
is travelling freight agent for
the Iowa Central in eastern territory, a
old office employ of the COM
.any.
Mr.. Wesley B. Barber, of Correction
vile, and Mr.. Earl Tenant, of Ft.
who were in Liscomb Saturday
afternoon, attending the funeral of
Mrs. Loretta Barber, left for their re-
spective homes this morning. While in
this city they were the guests of their
Mr.. +. e. Barber.
Rev. L. B. Hix and family have
from their home at SOC West
Main street, recently purchased by DR..
Fl. A. Kinnan, from T. A. Brown, and
aave rented the Trautmann property
at 602 West Main street. Mr. n
Mrs. Trautmann expect to spend the
part of the winter in the south.
United States Commissioner III. w.
Gleason, of Oskaloosa, was in the city
Saturday on business. Mr.. Gleason heard
the evidence on the application made
by the Iowa Central for an Injunction
it's striking shop men. He
thinks that no ruling will be made on
The evidence now that the strike has
declared off.
The funeral of Mrs. John Miniter vas
5ery largely attended Sunday after
from st. Mary's church, Rev. j.
+. Fitzpatrick, D. d.. officiating. Many
pretty flowers from friends were x
ended the bereaved family. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Edward Plunllett,
John Mcnamara, Joseph Edgar, John
Nolan. John Minnellan, John Green,
md Edward Sheridan.
Maurice M. O'Bryon, of this city,
vas formally admitted to the practice
If the law by the. supreme court at
Des Moines Friday. Mr.. O,Bryon COM
oleted his studies in C. H. Van Laws
office, having finished the first and
second years work at Drake Unlver-
,ity. He will remain in the city until
spring, when he will take up the prac-
ice of his profession.
John w. Pursel, who has been in the
of Densel & Wilbur and A. ID.
Wilbur & Sons for almost sixteen
severed his connection with the
firm Saturday. His son, Will
oursel. who has been working for A. E.