Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-25

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ID. Burkart, osteops.th, sO2 w. Main
Miss Leah Smith, Of Liscomb, visited
the city Friday.
no keep cool. get pair Of cool
pusers OF Hopkins 3 Son.
3Dr. Kierulff treats all diseases OF
le eye, ear, nose ana throat Glasses
tied.
The fall samples are now here, and
ley are genuine bargains in the most
ppular styles. Swanson. the tailor
la special drive in rockers is now on
Liner rocker now is the time to get 1t.
iMiss. Ila Baxter's condition shows
Improvement today. and this morning
}e was able to take little nourish-
lent.
EiNfrs. ]. F. Crosby, sol North Second
Senue, is patient at St. Thomas hos
!tal where she underwent minor
hrgical operation Friday.
fHave those light su INNER dresses dry
leaned and pressed into shape at the
tarshalltown Steam Dye Works.
Makes them look like new.
| Il District Passenger Agent George
kiristow, of the Chicago Great Western,
|ffrfved in the city Friday evening, and
sft for Des Moines this afternoon.
DR.. M. M. Evans, Of LeGrand, was
q the city Friday morning on his way
BIB his home from Riceville, where he
Jas been negotiating for 160-acre
hrm.
1If you will let US do 1t now we can
|kknd our most experienced workmen to
hpair or overhaul your furnace and
int 1t in order for the winter. Lennox
y Furnace Company.
II Psenicka will build you suit that
h l.ili suit you. A nice blue serge Of light
d height will be right. for summer and
\ hay be worn until severe winter
H heather comes. Get one now.
h If you are Interested in killing the
\ Institutional saloon and brewery.
Hear p. w. Chain. the noted lawyer.
Mind orator of Chicago, Wednesday
|vVening on Court house lawn.
Tailor made clothes are economical
because they last longer and always
|Hpok right Psenickst has an elegant
ne of fabrics and will be pleased to
how them. Prices always right.
why pay more when you get good
heal for 90 cents at Henry Sundell's
bpected meats served and everything
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Mrs. B. P. Meigs, Of Malcolm. ar
lived in the city Friday evening from
Perry, and will remain for short
lkisit at the homes Of her brother-in-
law and sister-in- law, Mr.. Church
Meigs and Mrs. Patience Sears.
Il Miss Helen Packard, of the high
akchool, who has been conducting q
hummer school here during the past
f1ve weeks, left Friday. night for her
Nome in Norwalk, O., where she will
4pend the remainder of the vacation.
The Chicago papers say that the
bpera houses are rot large enough to
hold the crowds that are f1ocking to
hear T.. w. Chain, prohibition candi-
Hate for president. Plenty of room on
tourt house lawn Hear him Wednes-
Hay evening
il Robert Mcclure will do all kinds Of
work around your homes such as floor
billing and waxing, vanishing, paint
Ing and window washing. He guaran-
ices satisfaction and will attend to all
orders promptly Office under 1T
East Main street. New phone 70.
Innate is the name of the new,
ready to use, twentieth century lime.
Free from nuisances of air Stacking,
water stacking. straining, pitting,
waste, care and uncertainty. Insures
absolute uniformity, saves so per cent
Nm time, labor ami trouble. Consum-
lers' Fuel; sole agents.
Il w. S. Reed, s.tockman in the em-
aploy Of the Marsllall Oil Company. is
Receiving the customary "jollies" from
his friends as the result of the ar
rest OF another Will Reed. The names
being THE same has caused W. S. Reed
l&he usual number OF, good natured in
Equiries into the case.
I The Gregory Coal Coke and Lime
|Gompany fled suit for the August
term Of the district court Thursday af-
|ternoon petition against A. e. Satia
by which the plaintiff seeks to COL
isct on bill for s103.50. claimed to
have been unpaid, the items ,of which
were sold during 1902 and 1908.
Mr.. f.. u. Graft, formerly principal
or the high school here, but more re-
Gently of Rockford, H., arrived in the
city this afternon from Omaha. and
will remain for visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Egermayer Mrs.
Graff ana daughters. Esther and Eliz-
'abeth. will arrive this evening from
Clinton
Lewis, the 2-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Phillips, of Haynes
grove, is very seriously i'll of colitis.
One convulsion after another Friday
night nearly caused the little ones
death, anG it was only by the prompt
arrival of physician in all automo-
bile from this city that the babes life
was saved. Today the child was slight
ly improved.
Star lodge, No. 3, Iowa Legion of
Honor, special meeting Thursday ev-
ening. July 80. 1908. At this time the
prize broom will be received by Star
lodge Candidates admitted, program
given and refreshments served. Many
visiting members from other lodges are
expected. All members are earnestly
requested to be present. John A.
Tallman, president; Lou McGoogan,