Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-01
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The City il, Brief

DR.. Lierle, glasses fitted.
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Coming. w. J. Bryan at Elite.
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Glasses d--Chamberlain's
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath, 15 West Main
Mems high grade watches at Al
lens.
Mr.. George Sewer visited friends IL
Gilman today.
For a little thing it is a big thing
Henry Pappe's husling mitts.
Our fall canned goods are arriving
Try a few cans. Batesole & Clemens
Again let us say to you, your husk-
ing mitts are ready for you at Henry
Pappe's.
Mr.. W. P. MaulsbN left for Rock.
well City this morning for a short stay
on business.
Jones Daisy Farm Little Pig Saus.
age finest on the market1 Peckhan
Grocery company.
Any day that suits you suits us. The
suits We show you are the best tailored
in America Always at Pappe's.
Marshall lodge No. los, A. f. & A. M
will work on first degree Frida,
evening 1880. H. G. Hoeck, w. NJ.
Try a .ten-cent package Batavis
pancake -four, the finest ON the mar
ket. L. s. Peckham Grocery company
The Friends church Ladies' Aid so.
ciety will meet with Mrs. John Whin-
cry. GIT North First street. Friday aft
ernoon.
New wolfe skirts, the greatest values
ever offered Tor the price. Made to fit
without extra charge. See them. NJ
F. Andrews.
Just received, our first shipment OF
Jones Dairy Farm Little Pig Saus-
age Try "a pound. L. S. Peckham
Grocery company
Your daily appearance may make a
difference to you. Looks count in dol
lars. Just patronize Henry Pappe for
your clothing.
trio flour. 1t doesn't cost as much as
most other brands, but is as good as
the best. Ask your grocer.
The condition of Mrs. John w. Bog
gle shows a slight change for the bet
ter today. altho there is no marked
Improvement in her condition.
A business meeting to discuss minor
matters of the Spinning Wheel chap
ter, d. A. r., was held Wednesday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. H. j.
Howe.
Attend the social to be given by w
j. Norman's Sunday school class in
the basement of the Presbyterian
church Friday night. Numerous at
fractions
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Pres.
byterian church will meet Friday af-
ternoon with Mesdanes H.L.Laird and
G. G. Bassett at the Laird home, 81;
North Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Painter arrived
home Wednesday evening from Indian.
apolis, Muncie, and other indiana
points. also Chicago, where they have
been visiting for month.
Mr.. George a. Olson returned this
morning from u few days visit with
relatives i'm Minneapolis. His sister
Mrs. Elmer Linstedt, accompanied him
to Minneapolis and will snake that city
her home.
BuckWheat cakes, maple syrup AND
little Pig Sausage" make a good
breakfast these cool mornings. We
have the sausage, maple syrup and
Michigan buckwlleat flour. l.. S. Peck
ham Grocery company.
The body of George N. Van Dugan
who died near Coffeyville, Kas., or
Monday Of consumption, arrived in the
city Wednesday night and was taken
to Fearing today for burial. Mr.. Van
DUNCAN was 6s years of age.
"Human Hearts, will be the attract.
ion at the Odeon Saturday matinee ant
night, Oct. 8. Lovers of plain, lucit
dramatic fiction can not fail to detec
in it qualities which they are sure t.
admire. Prices, Is, 25 IS, and so cents
Matinee, 10 and rs cents.
A reception by the members of the
Baptist church to the new members
will be held Friday evening in The
church parlors.. A general invitation
has been extended to the congregation
as well as the members of the church
A short program will be given, and re.
freshments served.
The story of The Flaming Arrow is
founded on fact and tells of an Indians
bravery and woman's great love an6
devotion; in fact, all of the characters
are drawn from people who have
helped make history in the far west
The play will appear at the Odeon to-
morrow night. Prices, Is, 25, IS and
so cents.
P. f. Arney and c. H. Van Law, of
this city; Warren Nichols of Minerva.
and G. F. Stansberry, of Gilman, menu
beers Of the executive committee of the
Marshall County Fair ass ociation, went
to Rhodes this morning to spend the
day at the Eden district fair. The fair
opened Tuesday, but Wednesday was
the first actual day of the fair. The
fair ends Friday.
The auction sale Of live stock and
farm machinery on the McGrew and
Trautman farm, southwest of the city
Wednesday afternoon, totaled a little
more than $500. Cattle, horses and
swine constituted the bulk Of the prop
erty that was hold, the rest being
chiefly few farm machines. The corn
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brought 5000, which was the highest