Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-06-05
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The City in Brief

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| Five per cent farm loans. VIM. Bat
tin.
Plenty of those fancy pineapples a
Culley's.
Regular dance at Forney's hall Sat
urday night.
Fine large bloater mackerel at Peck
hams grocery.
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Country dressed chickens at Rey
olds & Sheldon's.
Friendship series post cards at New
/ tons, IL South First street.
Mr.. C. H. Ross of Clemens. was II
the city on business Thursday.
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| Buy Wachter's home made candies
They are fresh and nice. 33 West Main
| Country dressed chickens for TIL,
Saturday trade. Reynolds & Sheldon
New peas, wax beans, cucumbers
cabbage, beets and onions at Culley's
Our entire stock of lace curtains a
10 per cent discount tomorrow. L. r
Lay.
DR.. Center, OF State Center, has TAX
en- up the practice of the late DR.. E. d
Whitacre.
Fancy bakery goods Of all kinds al
Wachter's, SO West Main. Get the best
3S West Main.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Feeley went to Os-
for a few days.
The Presbyterian ladies will hold an
exchange at Peckham's grocery Sat-
urday afternoon.
Grade school athletic meet post
poned until p IN. Saturday on ac-
count Of wet track.
swisses. Mid-season novelties arrived
today. Archie Parker.
Dr. Center, of State Center, is in
the city today to take the practice Of
the late DR.. E. d. Whitacre. ~
See that oil lamp in Culley's wins
dow which uses a gas mantle. The
most brilliant light, less oil used. n
We have limburger, roquefort, brick,
club house and full cream New York
cheese. Peckham Grocery Company.
A fifteen cent want ad will tell the
other fellow what you have to sell,
and it may be just what he is looking
for.
Buttermilk bread with the green la
bel comes from Robertson & Shrubs
and is the kind you have always
bought.
Kendall & West will pay the high
est market price for butter. Located
at No. 5 East State street. New
phone 44S.
There is several kinds OF bread, but
only one kind of buttermilk that has
the green label and that is made by
Robertson & Strub.
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If any one wishes to obtain infor-
nation rncerning 100 acres of valu-
able I. in county land advertised at
administrators sale, call on me. Geo
Ordway.
Are you going to buy a piano? If so
be sure and see the Kimball. For
quality and price 1t has no equal Sold
and warranted by A. j. Morrissey, at
III East Main street.
Mrs. G. r.. Speers arrived home
Thursday evening from Chicago where
she has been for few days. Mr.:
Speers is still in Chicago, where he Isl
looking after business matters.
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Messrs. W. G. Stricken, G. H. Ruth!
and George Painter reached home
Thursday from a motor car trip to-
Cedar Rapids. Mr.. Charles Eldridge
of the Eldridge- Beebe Company, drove.
the party.
William e. Bromley, who has been
very seriously sick at ST Thomas hos.
pital of euro-pneumonia for the past.
five weeks. has so far recovered that
he was discharged from the hospital
Wednesday,
Miss Nettie Ingledue 304 West State
street was hostess to few intimate
lady friends this morning at an II
o'clock breakfast, given in honor of
Mrs. R. G. Kerr, of Chicago. The af-
fair was very much enjoyed.
Chicken pie = Special for Saturday
at the Standard Bakery More of those
delicious chicken pies. We hope to
have enough. to so around, but would
advise that orders be in early. Stand
ard Bakery, 10 West Main, the place
that's different.
Mrs. Charles q. Peck, of sheboy-
gan Falls, Wis. who has been visiting
4 week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Evans, and sister, Mrs. Harry
Somparet, will leave tonight for Chi
,ago to spend few days with her sis
er, Mrs. H. w. Clifford, before return |
ng home.
A. E. Fahrney, OF Oskaloosa, has
'old to S. r. IRE, of Mitchell county,
he residence property at South First
venue, also the property near the ex-
RENE end of South First avenue, not
ar from South street. The price given
n the deed for the property at 3
south First avenue was $500, and .
1900 for the other.