Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-28
Gaues.RepabQt1'n
The City In Brief

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Eastman kodaks at Newton'A
futile, Ieweler. 10 East Main.
Miller, the jeweier. los East Main.
Dr.. Billiard, osteop4th. 10 West Main.
For sale-Jersey COW. Full blood
and registered. f. L. Meeker.
DR.. Wood, eye. ear, nose. throat
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel
Florsheim S oxfords for men on
sale this week. $3.50. Z. q. Wallace,
the shoeist,
Office rooms for rent In Masonic
Temple. Inquire w. I. Soulss, Wood
bury building.
Any IS oxford. 81; $3.50 oxford, s.;
81 oxford, s2.75; $3.50 oxford, $3.50. E..
G. Wallace, the shoeist.
Mr.. j. J. Rowe, OF Hampton, was in
the city this morning between trains,
while on his way to Cedar Rapids.
A great bargain! Two Davenport
coolers, at 81 and 81. See Schmidt.
Mrs. C. E. Gossett, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
in Kansas City, Mo-, arrived home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Billman, who
live on the Tonlinson farm, ten miles
west of the city, are parents of son,
born Wednesday night
Miss Olive Reeve, Of Geneva, teach
g rim the Rogers school, arrived in the
city this morning to visit for few
days with Mrs M. U. chesire.
sIessrs F. Z. Stewart and C. H. e.
Boardnan, who entered in the western
amateur golf tournament at Minne-
apolis. returned home this morning.
Messrs. A. G. johnson. T. F. Brad
ford and George Herman arrived home
this morning from Ottumwa, where
they were delegates fro mthis county
to the democratic state convention.
A coal chute is ever ready for the
coal man. No window to be taken out,
no window sill to wear out no wall to
crunble away. A few left at SIS. See
Schmidt.
Heat up your 1nge for breakfast
and the good stove will be hot and heat
UP the kitchen until bed time. Then
watch your neighbor who uses a Quick
Meal gasoline stove or a Perfection oil
stove. Quick to start, quickly out, ever
ready. See Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lynch, who have
been visiting with relatives in Mitchell,
Il s. D., returned home Wednesday
morning. The section Of South Dakota
In the vicinity of Mitchell, Mr.. Lynch
says, has had g. number OF good rains
and the crop prospects are good
Judge ]. M. Parker this morning is
sued an attachment for $500 against
the property of Greeley Brown, whose
wife, Mrs. Jessie L. Brown, filed suit
L for divorce in the district court We'd
nesday. Mrs Brown sought tempo rary
alimony of $500, and permanent ALI
m0ny Of $4,000
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4 ShautoWn young man, who is living In
minneapolis now. while travelling for
tho General Electric Company. Of Min
neapolis was in the city for a short
time this morning. He will be here
for a short time tonight while on his
way to Minneapolis.
1 TITS false economy to try to do with
out refrigerator in hot weather. Any
thing eatable tastes 100 per cent better
when cooled in a good refrigerator. The
economy and quality Of our refrigerat-
ers Is proved by hundreds of highly
pleased users. We have special price
for you. We pay the freight. See or
write C. b. Schmidt.
At the drst meeting of the officers
| OF the Searchlight Club, Of the Railroad
Y M c.. A. which was held Wednesday
afternoon. prospective plans for the
seasons program were discussed. e. II.
Lay, who is secretary Of the club, is
soon to begin corresponding with
speakers whom the club hopes to get
for addresses.
| A reunion of brothers and sisters will
take place In this city during the next
two weeks, with the arrival Friday Of
| NJ. S. McGoogan and wife, Of Lincoln,
Neb.; Mrs. A. a. Hopson and husband,
OF Omaha; and Mrs. George Diffen-
daufer. Of Fort Wayne. Ind, who will
be guests at the H. S. McGoogan home.
M, S. McGoogan is the twin brother
Of II. s. McGoogan, and the latter has
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for thirty five years.
| Mr and Mrs. Harold Spicer are ex-
pected to reach the city from Britt this
! evening. and will be guests over Sun
1 day of Mrs. Spicer's cousins, Mrs. l..
/. Diller and W. F. Estel. Mrs. Spicer
| was formerly Miss Elsie Simkins. OF
Britt, and is q daughter of W. A. Sim
kins, editor of the Britt News Mr.
and Mrs. Spicer were married We'd
nesday, and are now on their way to
st. Louis. They will make their home
at Paw Paw, Mich.
| Wednesday being an anniversary of
the marriage OF Mr. and Mrs. John h.
Humphrey, 10S East Linn street, the
feature Of the meeting of Rowena
Circle OF the Brotherhood of Ameri-
can Yeomen, which met with Mrs.
Humphrey in the afternoon. was a
mock marriage ceremony. Mrs. James
A.