Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-02

The City In Brief
Chamberlain. optometrist.
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Geo. J. Allen. optical specialist

Picture framing at Simmons store.
Pineapple season is on. Call Kendall
& West.
Five per cent money. William An
drews Company
New black taffeta and messaline silk
waists at M. F. Andrews.
Hams = Calumet hams: fine for
breakfast. Kendall & West.
| DIR. Noggle, Veterinarian. Rashs feed
yard. Phone $50; nights hts red.
DR.. Cora Williams, physician, office
lover Fidelity Bank. Hours 10 to IL, and
IL to 4.
| Just received another large shipment
of premiums to go with our coffee.
Kendall & West.
u. H. Lundy, of Eldora, was in the
lefty this morning, returning from a
visit at Rock Island.
Dance at Forneys hall Thursday
might, June 8. Admission 10 cents, ev-
lening tickets IS cents.
Mrs. J. D. Halladay went to Chicago
to-day for a months visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Flieshman.
Dance at Forneys hall Thursday
might, June 3. Admission 10 cents, ev-
ening tickets Is cents.
Mrs. Isaac Painter went to Omaha
Tuesday to attend the wedding of her
niece, Miss Leah Mandelburg.
Mrs. J. S. Lyon, of woodbine, who
c3t fa,ry Goy with
Mrs. Cora Willis, left for Muscatine
TUESDAY.
June pay day of Marshalltown Saw
ings & Loan Association, on or before
Monday, June Z. P. L. Hayzlett, Sec
lretary.
Mrs. q. "A. Gillette. 80 NNorth First
avenue, is very i'll Of an acute case Of
pneumonia. She was taken sick Sum
day.
Wanted - Working housekeeper, or
woman by the day. References re-
quired. Phone 149 or inquire morn
ings, III West Main.
"A crew Of painters began Tuesday
| to clean the walls and wood work of
the union station, preparatory to re-
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While cranking his automobile this
forenoon N. A. Evans, 8 North Third
avenue, was struck by the crank and
Sustained a fracture of the right wrist.
Pearl Doughtery. Of Quarry, who had
his leg crushed under a Northwestern
train Sunday, and who submitted to an
|amputation at st. Thomas hospital, is
doing nicely.
The public will have a chance to
| see Tolstoy's famous novel "Resur-
ERECTION" In pictures at the Elite to-
night and Thursday. Everyone should
see this wonderful play.
Miss Viva Strohm, of Carroll, who
has been visiting for week with Mr.
and Mrs J. w. Wallace, went to Lee
= Grand Tuesday for q short stay be-
: fore returning to- her home. .ss
Mrs. augustus Nepage, of Seattle
who has been visiting the past four
weeks with her sisters, MRS. Anna
Kempe and Mrs. Mary Jubeck, Of Quar-
ry, left for her home this morning.
We have the largest line of sheet
music in the city. We carry nearly
everything that is published. If not
in stock can get 1t for you in few
days. Schwietert Music Company.
Mr.. Omer A. Tostenson and Miss LII
lie Wolken, prominent young people OF
Dillon, are to be married Thursday at
the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.
and Mrs. d. g. wolken, in Dillon. A
large number of invitations have been
Issued.
Short prayer services will be held at
THE j. G. Crawford home. 112 North
Third avenue Thursday morning at
O'Clock for James Hunter, the father
Iof Mrs Crawford, who died there. The
body will be sent to Melbourne at 10: 10
lin the morning.
!. Insist that your bread has the green
Iabels9nd then you know that you are
; getting the genuine. 1t has been made
= by us for years and we know and those
that are using 1t know that 1t can not
be improved upon. Look for the label
Robertson & Strub.
III A special train. bearing members o
the Kansas City brotherhood o
| America Woman, will pass thru tn,
lefty over the Iowa Central Sunda,
morning en- route to st. Paul. wher'
the national convention Of the order 4
! to be held next week.
! Anchor brand ham, bacon and lart
Lis made only from the very best corr
fed Iowa hogs and cured by our pro
cess, which is the best in the world
every hog is inspected by employees o
Fthe government. There is no better II
tthe world than the Brittiarp and Com
panies product.
Mr.. II. D. Wilbur arrived home this
morning from Lake Jefferson. MINI.
where he has been for few days
fishing while on his way home from
South Dakota, where he accompanies
Mrs. Wilbur and children. Mr.. wilbul
= enjoyed some fine sport, and brough
home with himy several fine specimen,
II Of the black bass and wall Legged pike
Rev.; VIA Sunday, accompanied b.
X his wife, s:Mr.. Butler, Mr.. Aclley AM
N Miss MacLaren, went to Tama b,
IA train this morning. Mr.. Sunday go
ing to deliver en- address at the chau
tauqua rounds, midway between TarnA
II and Toledo. upon invitation ofPresi
dent Franklin e. Brooks, of Leande
al Clark College, Toledo. Mr.. Brook
q came on an earlier train to meet tn
NJ party and accompany &hem to Tama.
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