Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-05
Eastman koda,ks at Newton.s.
Big line Of wedding rings at Aliens.

Eastman kodaks Ut Newton's.
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Big line OF wedding rings at Aliens.
Blueberries and Michigan plums at
Culley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Smith, Of Union
were in the city today.
Thomas Trupp. of Union, was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Fresh tomatoes at Is cents per bask-
ct at Culleys. 1912 South First avenue
Miss Bessie Herbert went to Ackley
this morning for days visit with
friends.
Wanted-Ten general helpers, So pei
day; steady employment. A. e. Short
hill Company.
W. "a. Smith left this morning TO,
Salt Lake City, to attend the nationa
G. A. r. encampment.
oxfords for men. Any style, any
leather. You save Is cents to $3.50
p. G. Wallace, The Shoeist.
Miss Ina Conkling left Wednesda,
for Cleveland and Garrettsville, o.
where she will spend her vacation will
relatives.
Miss Elizabeth O,Hearn went to Os
kaloosa this morning for a few days
stay with her father, James O'Hearl
and family.
Mrs. N. E. Haley returned home t,
Steamboat Rock this morning after
few days visit with her sister, Mrs
r. j. Clark.
Wanted-Good boy to drive deliver.
wagon. Must be a hustler and between
the ages of 16 and is years. Addres
| "W-5" care T.-R.
Miss Beulah, daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. G. Stull, went to Low Moor to
today for a few days visit with he
aunt, Mrs. Mabel Long.
/! We have a great variety to pick from
in oNfords for men; SIS oxfords $3.50
"a oxfords s2.75; $3.50 oxfords $3.50
E. G. Wallace, The shoeist.
The boys ball team of the Railroa
Y. NJ. c. A. went to LeGrand thi
morning to play game with the vii
lage team there this afternoon.
On account Of the chautauqua pro
gram the prayer meeting hour ha
been changed from to q o'clock to
night, at the Central Church of Christ
Miss Mabel Kirch, Of Minneapoli.
arrived in the city Wednesday evenin
to remain for a week or ten days as tn
guest OF Misses Gertrude and Hele
Fahey.
DIR. L. Coffin, of Iron Mountain
Mich, who has been visiting at tn
home of Adjutant B. A. Beeson, Of til
soldiers home, left for his home Wed
nesday.
Miss Mary Grain, Of Cooperstow,
Pa. who has been visiting the past flv
weeks with her cousins, Mrs. M C. Va
Orman, and daughters, left for he
home this morning.
Mrs. Ellen 6. Lennox will be hostes
Friday afternoon to the members Of til
Ladies Mission Circle Of the First Bap
fist church, at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. David Lennox, 40S West Nevad
street.
Mr.. A. F. Smith, of Montour, epen
Wednesday in the city on business. Nj
Smith is enjoying Z visit from hi
brother. Mr.. Newton Smith, of Ka
county, Oklahoma, whom he has nc
seen in twenty Ave years.
Miss Lois, daught- Of Mrs. Sara
Nichols Demprest, u Albion. Mich
who has been visiting relatives rela
tives in the city and county for som
time, went to Oskaloosa this mornin
for short stay with an aunt.
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If you knew what exceptional value
we are offering in ostrich plumes thi
week you would undoubtedly purchas
some Of these plunes for your futur
needs. Sale now going on, 1O6 Yves
Main street. South African Importin
Company.
Mrs. U. s. Kinsey left this mornin
for her old home at Laoon, I'LL, wher
she viii visit her mother, Mrs. Jessi
Pringle, couple Of weeks and pac
her household goods, preparatory t
moving to Marshalltown for permanent
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. stevens, 6 Mort
Fifth street, entertained small com
pany OF friends at bridge, wednesda
evening Complimentary to Mrs. Tay
lor Burns, Of Arkansas. A delightfr
evening was enjoyed. and the hostes