Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-14
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The City in Brief
DR.. Lierle. glasses fitted

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| DR.. Wood, eye, ear. Glasses fitted.
| DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % E. Main
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Kroener, of AL
bion, spent Monday in the city.
Trainmaster j. E. Mccarthy, of tn,
Iowa Central, spent the day in tn,
city on business.
Boston ice cream parlor, wholesale
and retail; quart Csc; COLON, soc. Bes
ice cream. 136 East Main.
Mr.. Frank Hanlan, of Mason City
was in the city this morning on his
way to Des Moines on business.
A large stock Of books for boys
Good wholesome reading. Only 80 cents
volume. Simmons Book Store.
White Swan flour is the best flour
on the market, ask your grocer for
it and take no other. II. Weber, job
Der and retailer.
Mrs. Daniel OHalloran, and two
daughters, of West Union, are in the
city for a visit of two or three weeks
with the formers sister, Mrs. George
Pitcher.
1t is cheaper to have your furnace
repaired now and you can be assured
of being able to get men to do it. In
the fall everybody is busy. Lennox
Furnace Company.
Miss Louise Meigs, of Malcolm. re-
turned home Monday evening after a
ten days visit at the homes of her
aunt, Mrs. Patience Sears, and uncle,
Mr.. Church Meigs.
The members of the Baptist Young
joyed a picnic supper Monday evening
at the gun club grounds. A good-sized
crowd was in attendance.
Remember that the place to buy
your feed and save money is from H.
Weber. Hay 80 and 30 cents bale or
$500 ton. This is fine hay. fresh
baled out of good barns. All kinds of
flour and feed, try US. Use either
phone.
General Secretary John A. Goodell.
of the Railroad Y. NJ G. "A. went to
Waterloo Monday night to remain for
a day or two, assisting the Waterloo
Y. NJ. G.. A. officials in raising money
to make up the, BALANCE 5of the $4,000
building debt.
A special train comprising seven
Pullmans, a dining car, and baggage
car, west on the Northwestern Monday
evening at 5:45, carried 125 members
of the Western Classification commit
tee, and their families, to Manitou
Col, for the semi-annual meeting of
the committee.
We have just received an enormous
line of books, copyrights that former
" sold for S1s50 which we will dispose
Of now at so cents each. They include
many Of the most popular novels, the
very best of fiction of late years and
ought to go like hot cakes at the price.
J. B. Simmons.
T. S. Cartwright. Of this city, was
on the Chicago market Monday with
two cars of cattle, and two of hogs,
shipped from his Luray farm. The
hogs fetched $685., with a $7.05 top.
One steer out of the consignment of
cattle sold at 8 cents, the top for the
lay.
The Philathea and Brotherhood BIZ
Die classes and the teachers of the
Methodist Sunday school, joined in a
picnic at Riverview park, Monday !
about fifty being present to |
'njoy the affair After supper: games
md other pastimes, afforded amuse-
nent, and the affair was such a sue /
:ess that it was decided to repeat it |
ater in the season.
The Marshall Telephone company
vas given permission, without formal |
lction having been taken, by the coun-
Ill Monday night, to blockade the al
ey north of Main street and between
Center street and the first alley run
ling north and south, west of there,
while it digs manhole thru which it
xpects to run the underground cables
nto the new building.
A traction engine, which was loaded
N flat car with q grain thresher,
vas partially knocked off the car early
his morning while being switched in
he local Iowa Central yards. The en-
inc was slightly but not seriously
as only the front trucks
truck the ground. It was necessary to
ct the company's steam derrick to
lace the engine back on the car The
hresher and engine are destined to
lemons.
Mrs Nellie Maulsby and Miss Min
lie Riggs were h0SiesseS Monday