Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-09
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The City In Brief

! The City In Brief
Try want ad tomorrow.
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Eastman kodaks at Newton's.
--s->->- 60
DR.. Wood, eye. ear. throat. Glasses.
New potatoes At Reynolds s. Shell
don's.
Heinzs sweet pickles in bulk, at Will
Millers.
A full line of dried. fruit at Kendall
& West.
New wolfe skirts, large sizes, at NJ. f
Andrews.
For iced tea, use Tycoon. Sold only
by Will Miller.
Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Drug company.
Another lot of white clover honey. al
Will Millers.
Fresh tub of mackeral just opened
Kendall & West.
Fifty cent wash fabrics now 80 cent:
at M. +. Andrews.
Bed pans, slop jars, chambers, bowls
and pitchers at Culley's.
All wash suits are going at cos
prices at M. F. Andrews.
For Rent = Modern 7-room house a
107 South Eighth street. Call at house
Bananas. oranges, lemons, Californi;
peaches for Sunday. Kendall & West
We have pickles, olives, all kinds o
canned meats for lunch. Kendall
West.
Can apricots now. Only SIS cents
per basket at Culley's, 1912 Soutl
First avenue.
Phone your want ads to 100 earl,
tomorrow, in order that they may ge
proper classification.
Mrs. C. E. Gossett, who has been Wis
iting in Kansas City for a few weeks
| is expected to return home this even
| ing.
Our office will be open Saturday
July 10, until 9 p. m. No discount
thereafter. Marshalltown Light, PoWe
& Railway Company.
Miss Mabel Randolph, who has bee
visiting at the home of her cousin, Mis-
Lois Mccoy, returned to her home il
Grinnell Thursday evening.
We are receiving currants, rasp
berries, gooseberries just now, and ca
receive your orders for berries by tn
crate. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Buttercup cheese is the finest chees
on the market. If you are not alread
using it try some with your next or
der Of groceries. Your grocer shout
have it.
Rev. Leroy Gallagher, of Steamboa
Rock, is visiting at Green Mountai
with relatives and friends. He wi
next Sunday morning.
Mr.. Harry Byers, Of Grinnell, was
the city this morning on his way
Toledo, where he is entered to play
the annual tournament Of the Centrt
Iowa Tennis Association.
L. w. Fox, Of Union, accompanied
the city Thursday a car load Of 22G
pound hogs, which were sold at tn
Britain & Co. packing house. Th
consignment numbered seventy head.
i The condition of Mr.. ]. P. woodbur,
who is quite seriously sick at tn
home of his son, Mr.. j. p. Woodbury.
|, Jr., is practically unchanged today, hi
condition being about the same as
was Thursday.
L Mrs. Joseph Breunig was hostess 6
the Andrew Bowman home, 307 pa:
Main street, Thursday afternoon. to tn
Concordia Nahebund. There was
good attendance and the afternoo
was spent socially, as usual Refresh
ments were enjoyed.
Miss May Lawlor, who has been Wis
iting for a few days at the home c
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Timoth
Lawlor, at Victor, returned hon
Thursday evening, accompanied by he
sister, Miss Jennie Lawlor, who wi
remain for short visit
General Secretary Henry E. Wilso
of the Railroad Y. M. C. A., accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilson, will leave II
Lake Geneva, Wis, this evening, whel
they will remain for two weeks, viii
Mr.. Wilson is attending the SUNNI
school of the Chicago z. M. c. "A. IL
stitute and Training School.
Miss Katharyn Ketchum entertaint
few intimate friends Thursday evel
ing, to meet her guests, Misses Loui
Craig, of Ogden, Utah, 1rmgard ESQ
of Chicago and Patty Trenton, Of Gil
cinnati. These young ladies are (
their way to the Seattle exposition, al
spent the evening at the e. S. Ketchu
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ely entertain
at their home, 10S South First avenu
Thursday evening, MIR. and Mrs. FIR,
Hopkins and a small company of the
friends, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho
lSins, who leave Saturday for an al
summer trip to England. The CUES
were entertained with five hundred al
luncheon was served.
At meeting of the executive con
mittee of the tSearchlight Club, of Il
Railroad Y. NJ C. A., which was he
Thursday afternoon, an outline Of Il
plans for the club for the coming Sc,
son was presented. 1t is planned
open the clubs season during the fir
] week of October. and it Ia proposed
| secure number of unusually strol