Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-09
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The City In Brief

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Geo. J. Allen. optical specialist.
| DR.. Wood, eye. ear, throat. Glasses.
Get our prices on rugs. Benedict &
Brlntnall.
Bargains in wall paper at Simmons
book store. sts
Five per cent money. William An
drews Company.
See the new Studebaker "E-M-F.'
car just in. Marshall Auto Company,
122-124 East Main.
| See the new studebaker "E-M-F'
car. just in, Marshall Auto Company,
122-124 East Main.
n A. G. Rankin, state organizer Anti
Saloon League, will speak at the tab
ernacle this evening.
Try the Insurance Gasoline Stove, 1t
is safe, simple and durable. Bondage
Hardware Company.
Mr.. j. l.. Inman left Tuesday for a
weeks pleasure trip to Aberdeen and
other South Dakota points.
Best value-in quality and price-our
No. ~ new Iceberg refrigerator, 90
pounds ice. G. F. Schmidt, the stove
man.
Buy an Insurance Gasoline Stove
Once you see 1t in operation you'll have
no other. Bondage Hardware Com
pany.
Prices reduced to the lowest level on
wall paper at Dinges & Everist. A
complete and up to date stock to select
from.
We are having big run on bibles.
We still have large stock to select
from. Quality the best, prices right
Simmons book store.
Our office will be open Thursday
June 10, until 9 p. m. No discounts
thereafter. Marshalltown Light, Power
& Railway Company
A general service is being planned
for Thursday evening, beginning al
1880, at the United Brethren church
corner of Seventh and State streets.
The City Federation of Women's
Clubs will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Darling, 300 West Main, to
hear reports of biennial convention al
Davenport.
The Concordia Nahebund will be en-.
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Catherine Moehrl and Mrs. Mary Shet.
Ter, at the formers home, 412 Eas
State street.
Try some of Culley's sliced bacor
boiled ham or dried beef. Sliced on hi
new slicing machine, slices as thin O
as thick as you like and every sic
the same thickness
You can be accurately fitted with
pair of Smiths spectacles, gold file
frames and first quality lenses. Price
$100 and $500, at the Beinert Dru
Company, lib East Main.
A called meeting Of the Ladies' All
Society, Of the Methodist church, wi
be held at the home Of the presiden
Mrs. w. p. Flower, 407 West Mai
street, Thursday afternoon.
A brief business meeting of tt
Women's Home Missionary Society
the Methodist church was held Mon
day afternoon at. the home of NJ.
Charles Click, all West State street.
The way 1t hurts a town to have n
saloons has been strikingly demon
strated at Mason City where they hav
almost the first interurban railroad eve
built in the state and where two banl,
are each building five story blocks.
A $50 o'clock dinner, in honor Q
Mr.. G. M. and Miss Grace Carr, Q
Ocean Park, CAL, was enjoyed by
small company at the vogel home, 1
East State street, Tuesday evening
Mr.. Carr started this morning 70
Ocean Park.
If there were any longer any dang:
Of losing the Iowa Central shops the
pay roll Of 100000 per year could /
made up and put back into the reta
stores of this city by closing the sa
= looms and diverting the 100000 ar
nual booze bill into other lines Of trad
The best Of pineapples. Those Cuba
and Florida pines we are getting ever
day are making a hit with every or
who tries them they are so sweet an
tender. They are fine for canning an
cheap enough so that you can affor
to put up all you want of them. Onl
$1.00 per dozen for the small ones an
s1.75 for the large ones. Peckhal
Grocery Company.
Users of Chase 81 Sanborn's Sea
brand or the Richelieu Ferndale
Clubhouse brands of coffee are aske
to try a package Of the Golden Ca
: brand Of coffee handled by Culley, til
grocer. This coffee is better flavo
higher cup quality and the blend
oriental coffee. Call and get samp
package and test its merits. Price I'll
j. same as other high grades.
The funeral of Mrs. F. A. Gillette wa
!. held from the Presbyterian churc
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 o'clock, Re
James Rayburn officiating. The Sc,
vice was quite largely attended, an
there were many pretty floral offerins
from friends and neighbors. The boo
was buried in Riverside. The pail beal
ers were Messrs. c. A. Newcomer, j.
Bell, r. S. Iseman, w. G.. Kane, Ed ]
Miller and A. III, Sheldon.
The pupils of the first grade at til
Rogers school and their teacher, Mis-
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