Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-30
The City in Brief
Eadie Music Co, pianos, IL S. First
DR.. Ralph E. Keyser, Hopkins block.
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DR.. Ralph E. Keyser, Hopkins block.
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Milliner apprentices wanted at
Whitehead & Weisman's.
Constable s. r. Piper, of LeGrand,
was in the city today on business.
George R. Norris. fire, lightning ana
tornado insurance. Over 30 West Main.
Mr.. w. c. .McCarten left for Auburn.
Sac county, this morning for a short
say on business.
Mrs. Ray waltemeyer, Of near
Query, who has been visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Bratt,
returned home this morning.
Ms. A. w. Doane, OF Aurora, III j.
who has been in the city for several
weeks visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Charles Bates, left for her homa this
morning.
Mrs. Carver Ferguson and W. l..
Peckham went to Oskaloosa this morn.
ing to attend the Iowa yearly meeting
of Friends which is in session there
this week.
greet. Let us show you our fall suit
ings and overcoatings. There will be
satisfaction. comfort and a great saw
ing to you. Hopkins, the popular
tailor
Among the thirty kinds of toilet soap
we carry, we mention Chamois Skin,
Carnation. White Lilly, Lilac Rose,
Violet-de-Russe, Wild Rose, Palm
Olive, Olivilo, and Glycerine. Call up
Reynolds & Sheldon, phone u.
Mrs. Emma Boardnan and Miss An
ma Boar6man left Tuesday night for
Duluth, Mimi, where Miss Boardman
has taught for the past two years. Mrs
Boardman will remain In Duluth with
her daughter during the school year.
Sheriff A. A. Nicholson, Deputy POST
master NJ. s. Mcfarland and Harry
Gerhart, cashier IT the First National
Bank, who have been spending ten
days at Lake Jererson.s Mimi, where
they haze been Sslling. returned home
this morning. They found the fishing
only fair
Mrs. Clara Robertson. 21s North
Second avenue, was hostess Tuesday
afternoon to the regular meeting of the
Wimodausis Aid Society. After the
business session the afternoon was
spent socially. The hostess was assist
ed IN serving by her daughter. Lillian,
and Edith Bates.
There was large attendance at the
meeting CT the Woraan.s Missionary
Society Of the Presbyterian church,
held Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. L. D. vitek. 400 west Nevada
street. Mrs. H. H. Center was leader,
her subject being "The woman's
Board OF Home Missions" She told Of
1.-The work among the foreigners in the
!. United States. and among the Alas
kans, Mormons, mountaineerg. Indians.
and freed men. The board maintains
1851 schools and enployss447 mission
teachers.
Owing to improvements that have
been begun just above the Center
street river bridge by the afarshali Ice
Company the city has opened the gate
in the dam to lower tllegwater .level
above It, The ice company IL putting
in q retaining wall along the river
bank in front of its ice houses and a
building bridge over the Ice channel
that empties into the river q short dis
lance above the ice honess. Council
man Lamb said this morning. that II
was expected that by tonfGht the gate
in the dam would be closed.
DR.. wnbert shallenbergGk, Chicago,
III. Dear sir: It, has been fivS
years since I took your course OF treat
ments I had catarrhs Of the stomach
and bowels. Had my trouble Tor ~.
eral years. Was operated upon. tool
everything. and tried the Mt pAyuf.
clans. but gradually grew worse ~
skin was parched and large bl0tches
appeared and underneath Alisd VITA
pass. After taking your eourss 81
treatment, 4 can say IN sure you ncl
only cured me but saved my lie. Your
truly. Mrs.. James Watsea, lSo3 vRG6l
Sixth street, Boone. lows. ~ Olta1o
berger VIII be az Hotel F,leSiin, eatuS
lday, Sept 2.