Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-29
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Geo. J. Allen. optical specialist.
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I'VE opticians, Chamberlain's.
Dr.yBurkart, osteopath. so2 w. Main
see window display Chamberlain's.
Alien can save you money ON dia-
onds.
Sea Damon and Pythias at Bijou to-
ght.
Henry Pappe is headquarters for
VS. school wear.
DIR. Arnold, physician and surgeon,
East Main street
Henry Pappe is headquarters for
bys' school wear.
Mr.. John Herbert was in Cedar Rap
today on business.
DR.. Kierulff, diseases of the eye, ear.
bse and throat. Glasses fitted.
Sea McCarten' Plumbing Company
bout their terms on plumbing or
Eating.
Mr.. S. w. Kreel, OF Ackley, spent
riday in the city as the guest Of Rev.
M. Force.
AT the odeon tonight. the biggest
Fanatic treat of the season, THE
yolf." Prices so, IS, 81 and $3.50.
For Sale $50 acres of splendid blue
rass pastureland, abundance OF run
ting water, $45 per acre. Bell & Hill.
Miss Fay Boardman, who has been
listing for week in Des, Moines with
fiss Carrie Thomas, returned home
friday evening.
Mrs w. P. Flower returned Friday
vening from Blairstown and Marion.
there she has been visiting relatives
br a few weeks.
Miss Esther L. Seerley. who has
barge of the work of physical training
the public schools, arrived from
Cedar Falls Friday.
Mrs. Charles Allison arrived home
Thursday evening from Chicago, where
he has been for the past three weeks
|isiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Shaver.
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Mrs. A. NJ Vorhes and little daugh-
er returned Friday evening from a
hort visit with Mrs. Worries parents,
dr. and Mrs. Henry Toedt, at Tama.
Miss Agnes Hannum, of the first
trade Rogers school, arrived from
Storm Lake Friday evening. She will
reside with her cousin, Mrs. William
Sherlock.
Mrs. Delano T. Smith and daughter
Marian returnedS Thursday evening
rom Boone, where they have been Wis
ting DIR. and Mrs. z. E. Holmes for
few days.
Mr.. Edmund Tuffree, who has been
spending the week in the city on bus
lness, left for Clear Lake this morning
Is Join his family. which is spending
the summer there.
Replace your old and worn out high
fan2S-claset with a NM Rival low
down. Have the McCarten Plumbing
Company estimate the cost and give
you their terms of payments.
For SaleA quarter section farm,
fbest Of soil. lays fine, gently rolling.
fair, eight miles from
iconrt house. three miles from market.
Price 800 per acre. Bell & Hill.
Mrs. Angie Sellers will leave for near
Pueblo, Col, Wednesday of next week.
where she will remain for an indefinite
length Of time, helping to care for her
|sori. who Is seriously sick of tubercu-
Hosts.
The body Of Lemuel Manley, who
Edied at the soldiers home Friday
|rnorning, was sent to Maquoketa, his
|former home, for burial today. The
funeral Of Wilson Stout, also a mem
|ber of the home, was held at the home
this afternoon.
81 Miss Maud Fulmer went TO Chicago
last night to prepare for the resump-
|tion of her work as a kindergartntr
fn the public schools. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Guy Fulmer, of Chi
Icago, who has been spending the sum-
sner at the Fulmer home here.
IA full coal bod comes not from an
empty bin. Order the bin filled today,
6uO Lie Inconvenience StIiu tApeIls,e9 VI
taking in coal with snow on the ground
will be avoided and for well
Screened, free from slate, and city
weights and delivered in a manner
that win please YOU call on the Con-
sumer,s Fuel Company. 81
s Mrs. Martha iPierson. of Grinnel1 ac-
companied by. her daug liter, Mrs. Wal
do Evans, of, Annapolis. Md, and
xranddaug hter, Miss Jeanette Ashton,
of Grinnell, spent Friday in the city
1T the homes of her cousins, Mr.. D. J..
Evans and Miss Ida Evans. The la
dies are $on their way to Cedar Falls
for fortnight's visit.
Mr.. w. N. .Dickerson, of st. An
thony, who has been spending the
week at the state fair, returned home
this morning. In company with his
son, Mr.. Sylvester Dickerson, and fam
ny, of Liscomb, and his son-in-law,
Mr.. Henry H. VanOrsdel, and family.
OF ST.. Anthony, Mr.. Dickerson has
been camping at the fair grounds dur
Sng his stay in Des Moines.
Mr.. Leon zinser, clerk in the inquiry
department of the New Orleans post
Office, arrived in the city Thursday ev-
Aning from Chicago, and will remain
for few days as the guest of Mrs. F.
81 g. Pulsipher, Of New Orleans, at the
y. e. Wildman home. Mr.. Zinser is
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