Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-14
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The City in Brief
Sweet cider at E. E. Hoods.
Geo. ]. Allen, optical specialist.

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Wait for Simon's millinery opening
Sept. %.
Alligator purses, all prices. at NJ. F.
Andrews.
| Rubber collars, the best only IL cents
at Pappe's.
Reliable boy wanted, over fourteen
c. Deuell's news depot.
| Dance at Forney's hall every night
this week, except tonight
Wanted-Strong boy to deliver bun
dies. Apply to E. r. Lay.
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Dance at Forney's hall every night
this week, except tonight
See the large, small and medium hats
at Miss Middlekauff's Tuesday.
| Mr.. Henry Stone left for Parker, 8.
D., Saturday evening on business.
DR.. L.ierle will return and be at his
office for business, Wednesday,, Sept.
16.
Make the prohibition rest tent your
headquarters at the fair grounds this
week.
E. r. Lay is showing a special line
of the very latest belt buckles and belt
pins this week.
Thetregular meeting of the Eastern
Star circle has been postponed until
one week from Tuesday.
When in Marshalltown this week
step into Pappe's store. The huskine
mitts are ready for you.
Remember this is the evening for
1.-The grand organ recital by DR.. Bald
win at the Baptist church.
The Wimodausis Aid society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. G.
b. Bates, sos South Second street.
There will be many beautiful things
at the millinery opening next Tuesday.
Come and be convinced. Miss OFT
Munsing underwear wears longest,
washes best, costs no more than in
ferior brands. Sold only by NJ F. An
drews.
do not miss two treats this fair
week-a visit to Schmidt's stove store,
and visit to Schmidt's tent on the
fair grounds.
A company of fifteen ladies enjoyed
Ia picnic dinner at the Country club
Saturday at noon. The affair was COM
plimentary to Mrs. e. F. Moore, Of
Anamosa.
When building house, be sure and
put in a steel coal chute. Will last you
as long as the house. Will save glass,
window frames and walls. Price $3.50.
See Schmidt.
Word was received Sunday that Mrs.
Harland p. Hodges, of this city, who
underwent a severe surgical operation
in the Methodist hospital at Des
Moines about ten days ago, is improv-
ing nicely.
The prohibition county central com
mittee has one of the largest tents
on the fair grounds, comfortably
quarters All are welcome to use the
tent for resting place
Mr.. and Mrs William Finney, of
Polo, ILL.,, arrived here Thursday from
Darlington, n. D., and will be guests
unit! after the county fair at the home
of Mrs. Finney's cousin, Mrs. e. Hep
her, and vita other relatlVes.
DOZEN Nom hers If II q Tnxerit Ri
h1a class Joined SATURDAY. afternoon in
. nlaasant snrnrise On Mrs. William
Steele, sol West Nevada street, who
Slaavas soon for Oklahonla. CITY. Okla,
- s,and tha winter nleasant So
cia1 fima and nice lnnch were enioved.
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=, ,,rab ih;tio,, heado,,artars On the fair
grounds this week win he state
Chairman Hammond cant K w.
brown professor W Ieedy of Oska-
Ioosa candidate for lieutenant gov
arnnr n n Tavlor STATE organizer.
'lonol oanf;a.tas an6 others
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