Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-14

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S The City in Brief 5
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DR.. Billiard, osteopath, Is West Main.
Five per cent farm loans. Battin.
Fresh potato chips 10 cents box at
Reynolds & Sheldon's.
Plenty Of Jewel gasoline stoves on
hand. Horne & Gelvin.
Come to SO West Main for creased
butter rolls and coffee cakes.
Chicken pie special tomorrow at the
STANDARD Bakery, Ito West Main.
Remington typewriter for sale or
rent. Typewriter supplies. Orlando
Baxter.
We are selling new fall suits every
day. Come and see the new styles. M.
q. Andrews.
The Bangor Friends quarterly meet
ing began at LeGrand today, and will
ron fin,a f,var Sunday
Miss Minna Carr left Thursday even
ing for Union and New Providence for
few days visit with friends
Finders, Keen Kutter, Gem, -Gillett,
Swift and Autostrop safety razors
carried in stock. Horne & Gelvin.
use -Ferndell brand coffees. For an
even smooth drinking coffee, they are
unexcelled. For sale only by Olson.
For sale-The Jacob waltemeyer
farm, &2H acres, three miles south Of
Melbourne. See Bennett & Binford
We have Just received another ship
ment of bath towels. Special prices
in lots Of one dozen or more to guam
tity buyers. NJ. F. Andrews.
Mrs. E. A. Gregory and mother,
Mrs. l.. A. Wood, of Union, We're in
TIE city today. Mr.. Gregory left for
Dixon, ILL.,, for an indefinite stay.
8 Wanted-+At Henry Pappe's altera-
lion and tailoring department, a tail
Dress, not to take charge, but as an
assistant. Call tomorrow, Saturday.
Mrs. j. III. Alexander, West Ne
vada street, who has been a patient at
,St. Thomas hospital for two weeks,
was removed to her home Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Iva Scott, principal of the
Clifton Heights high school in Des
sMoines, is a guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Howig, 609 West
State street.
&c. HI. Van Law went this morning to
Iowa City to attend the Johnson county
;chautauuua and hear Gov. r. M. La
Toilette of wisconsin, who spoke there
this afternoon.
Misses Marguerite Kane and Jane
Skegg went to Tama Thursday even
ing, to attend house party given by
Miss Dorothy Bentley. They will re-
turn Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Catterson and children,
of New Sharon, who have been in the
city for two weeks visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. w. L. Peckham,
returned home Thursday evening.
Mr.. u. n. sundell, of Davenport,
spent Thursday in the city looking at
ter business matters, being on his way
home from a brief stay at Mason City,
where he has also been on business.
Harry Hulin, of Gilman, carrier on
rural route No. out Of that place, was
in the city Thursday, coming to get re-
pairs for his motorcycle, which he uses
in delivering mail over his route.
n Miss Elsie Welker, accompanied by
Mr.. land Mrs. A. Ray Welker, took her
Christian church Sunday school class
of ten little girls to Cottage Grove
park Thursday afternoon for picnic
supper.
Miss Donna Elder, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. H. p.
Boardman, for week, returned to her
home in Mason City Thursday even
ing, and in a, few days will leave for
Minneapolis.
Mr. w. N Dickerson, of ST. Anthony
arrived in the city Thursday evening,
on his way home from a two months
visit spent in Ada, Columbus, Wester-
willie, GAINESVILLE, Stockport, Connells-
willie, and other Ohio points.
4 Miss Mary CroWl returned Thursday
evening from five weeks visit in
Chicago, and South Haven, Mich. She
was accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Carrie Crowl, of Chicago, who will be
a guest at the Crowl home here for
two weeks.
Sunday night Aug. 16, the attrac-
tion at the Odeon theater will be ''The
Missouri Girl" 1t tells a good, inter-
1esting story, shows strongly drawn
characters, and abounds with the fun
NEST kind of comedy. Prices 25. 80
and SO cents.
Mrs. N. F. Rails and daughter, Grace
went to Liscomb, Thursday evening for
a few days visit with their daughter
and sister, Mrs T. c. Bueghly. Mrs.
Z. T.. Fellows and Mrs. Elmer e. Boyd,
OF Liscomb, were guests Thursday at
the Rails home.
Mrs. Fred Carl, who has been alb
sent from the city three months. re-
h,rpod homo today She Spent FORTY.