Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-27
Races tomorrow at the fair grounds.

Races tomorrow at the fair grounds.
Diamond engagement rings at Allen's.
Good horses, good races, Saturday.
DR.. Wood, eye, ear, throat. Glasses.
New black silk waists at M. F. An
drews'.
Don't miss the good horse racing
Saturday.
Those fine watches are still selling
at Aliens.
More fruit Jars at still lower price.
at Batsole's.
E. 2. Mack went to Waterloo this
afternoon on business.
Fancy new cheese good brick and
limberger cheese at Culley's.
We pay "a cents for first class coun-
try butter. w. A. Darling, 3 East
State.
Otto Schultz, of LaPorte, Ind. is here
for several weeks visit with his uncle,
A. F. Schultz and family
The ladies of the Railroad Y. M. c.
A. will have an exchange at Sinclair's
store Saturday afternoon.
Just few refrigerators left. It's
first class investment to buy now. Let
me prove 1t to you. Schmidt.
have some first class doors for sale
taken from the interior of an old
house. D. w. Norris Jr., ALL jerome
street.
Large assortments of MCGEE adjust
able yoke underskirts, all sizes, heath
erbloom and fine sateens at NJ F. An
drews.
Miss Rose Scheduling returned Thurs
day evening from Cedar Rapids, where
she has been visiting Tor a week with
Mrs. j. j. Sabin.
F. H. Har and family returned this
morning from Chicago, where they had
been attending the National Laundry
mems convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ray returned
Thursday evening from two weeks
visit at Waterloo with their daughter
Mrs. Ella Spears, and family.
One 4-foot porch swinging settee for
$3.50; one Sc; one '5foot, fine, $3.50
Users Of these hanging settees say
they are just fine. See Schmidt.
Mrs. Joseph Tretter. sos East Linn
street, suffered badly cut right hand
this morning, when a fruit jar broke
while she was tightening the cap.
Hayden Smith, Of Clemens, under
went an operation at st. Thomas hos
pMal this morning, a dermoid cyst be-
ing removed from the base of the
spine.
DR.. G. w. Harris arrived home
Thursday night from Hallock Mimi,
where he has been for a week look
| ing after the interests Of his Kitson
county farm.
| Miss Bertha Remley, of Anamosa, a
new teacher in the public schools OF
this city, who has been assigned to the
third grade at the Rogers, arrived in
the city Thursday evening.
Mr.. Nathan Braley has returned from
independence, where he has been for
a short visit with his wife, who was
recently committed to the hospital
Mrs. Braley's condition is not improved
L. Ray purchased Thursday the Den
mis- Milan residence property at GOT
Bromley street, for $500. Mr.. Ray, who
recently moved to the city from Rock
ford. Floyd county. makes the pur.
chase as an investment.
Horatio Long, wife and daughte,
Linnie, Of Coal City, Ind, who have
and at Liscomb the past three weeks
have gone to Shelby county to remain q
couple of weeks before returning home
Mrs. Lawrence c. Hodson and chill
dren, of Ames, were in the city Thurs
day evening, being on their way home
from Grinnell, where they have beer
visiting for six weeks with Mrs. Hold
sons parents, DR.. and Mrs. T. O. Doug
lass.
Miss Margaret Kaiser, of Erie, Pa.
who has been spending the past sis
weeks at the home of her brother, Mr.
| w. C. Kaiser, near Clemens, left thi.
morning for ST. Louis, where she will
visit for a month with her sister, Mrs
H. T. Schaffer.
| T. P. Low, Of Green Mountain, went
to Des Moines this morning to act as
assistant superintendent in the hor.
ticultural department of the state fair
His daughter Mildred accompanied
him and will be an assistant in the
fine arts building.
Miss Minnie Ashbrook arrived HON
Thursday from her months visit in tn
west. She stopped at Seattle, Tacoma
Portland, Spokane, Missoula, Mont
and in different British Columbi
: points. She also spent a week in tn
Yellowstone National Park
Mrs. Clarence Odell and daughter
! in-law, of Muscatine, are visiting at tn
Burt Matter home, north Of town. l1av
ing been called owing to the illness G
Mrs. Odelrs brother, Mr.. Henry Matte
, who is a patient in the soldiers HON
hospital. Mr.. Matter is critically i'll a
the result of stroke of paralysis.
5 Chief of Police w. e. Nicholson, wit
r and daughter Miss Maude Duroche
T..