Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-04


! The City In Brief !
Chamberlain, optometrist.
Picture framing at Simmons. store
Five per cent farm loans. VIM. Battih.
see the bicycles At diubiers garage.
Plenty old papers: { DENTS bundle.
at T.-R. Office.
How to. get a beautiful ostrich plume
free, see page 4. = '''
Better can your peaches; they .are
going fast. Kendall & West.
Plenty Of fancy alberta peaches In,
bushel baskets at Batesoies.
All kinds of fruit Jars. all the Az
lures for same: Kendall & West.
Get a good hammock for a little
money. Simmons Is selling Them at
cost.
For Rent-Modern seven room house
at 107 South Eighth street. Carl at
house.
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Fine blackberries, watermelons on
ice. Whitney Bros, 2S South First
avenue.
Wanted-Ten general helpers, 50 per
day; steady employment. A. e. Short
hill Company.
Mr.. L. C. Abbott went to Des Moines
Tuesday evening, where he remained
today on business.
Mr.. Elmer Hepner left Tuesday night
for Granville, N. D., where he will re-
Special deal in fine farm in Brule
county, South Dakota. (Signed) F. A.
Reynolds, Chamberlain, g. d.
Miss Hazel Dinges arrived home
Tuesday evening from two weeks
visit with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. L. S. Peckham returned home
this morning from q couple Of weeks
visit with friends in Chicago and
Joliet. 80,
| The bible class of district No. 10 will
meet at $3.50 Thursday morning with
Mrs. c. S. Gddings. 6i4 West Linz
street.
The price we ask for the germproo1
filter is just half the regular price
Strictly first class goods too. SEE
Schmidt.
If you want the best coffee you eve,
drank call at the Bristol Grocery Com.
pany and get can of Scarlet King. :
| pounds Is cents.
Mrs. G. w. Hughes and daughters
left this morning for two weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Lehigh
and Fort Dodge.
1t is not too late to enjoy a hammock
and while they last we are going to sell
What we have left at what they cost
Simmons Book Store.
Don't forget the boys refreshmen
stand at the chautauqua grounds. TIL.
money secured will go toward the Bap
fist church building fund.
Mrs. Mary Reece, Of New Providence
who is making visit at the home
OF her son, c. n. Reece, at Moninger
spent the day in the city.
AL our refrigerators wear a red ia,
price mark. The price reduction viii
buy one, two or three tons of soft Goa
next winter. See Schmidt.
Mrs. William Nelson, Of Pocatello
idaho, left for her home this morning
after a weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. B. H. Phillips, and family.
Mr.. M. F. Rothmel of Foreston. Ill
is in the city, the guest of his cousin
Mrs. E. Hepner, and will spend wee
visiting friends in this city and ii
Green Mountain.
Mrs. Edgar Wood and son, Mr.. F. X
Wood, Of Hutchinson. kan, arrived ii
the city Monday night and will remain
for a visit Of a month with their so,
and brother, DR.. p. r. Wood.
Mr.. C. G. Carson, of the general mer
chandfse firm of Millinery & Carson
Bangor, who has been quite i'll of a,
attack Of munlps for week, is i'm.
proving. altho still confined to his bed
Miss Gertie Echternacht, of Me
chanicsville, arrived in the city Tues
day evening, and will remain for
short visit at the home OF her uncle
Mr.. George Echternacht, 4O7 East Stat,
street.
This 1s ostrich week, positively TIL,
last week of the plume sale. Don't fai
to see one of our ostriches hitched It,
a cart in front Of 108 West Main street
Open evenings till p. m. South Afri
can Importing Company.
If you knew what exceptional value
we are offering in ostrich plumes Thu
week you would undoubtedly purchas4
some Of these plumes for your futur
needs. Sale now going on, log Yves
Main street. South African Importin,
Company.
Mrs. Margaret Artz, who has bee
visiting her son, Mr.. l.. j. Button, O
Sheldon, arrived home this afternoon
accompanied by her grandson, NJ
Victor Button, who will remain for
short visit at the home Of his aun'
Mrs. Albert Lewis.
While employees of the Eldrrdge-Bee
be Automobile Company were usin,
gasoline to clean a motor car on tn
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