Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-25

The CT ty in Brief.
Big crowds at clean sweep sale.

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Dr. Burkart. oateopath. Il ". Maln.
Ead,e Music Co. pianos. Il s. First.
Dr.. Graham. osteopath. fremont block
Tu.tie. 3sweIsr. nns watch repairing.
Mr.. ". N. Gilbert. Of state Center.
was in the city today.
DR.. Lierle. eye, ear. nose and throat
fremont block. Glasses Atted.
For Sale. -Ges range as Tood as new.
Leon H. VII. 8 North, Ninth street.
New vaudeville blH Il tafs odeon to-
morrow evening. No show tonight. \
Mr.. asorx. Biesas Il Melbourne.
spent tie day IN ths on business.
Knabe, the worlds greatest piano.
Eadie Music Company. II South First
street ~ - -. ~ = sls.l
corned. beet corned beef. home
made, at Farmers market, corner First
avenue and State.
For the rest; Of this week Bruster's
grocery VIM sell che best country butter
at 10 cents pei. pound.
Plenty OF fresh country butter to be
had at William Mowrys Model Gro
icery. on West Main street.
c. L. Diffenhacher. plumbing and
heating. Repairing q speciality. No. 10
North First street, phone 37o
Yeomen Lodge, No. 2444, will give a
May party tonight at Red Mems hail.
Electric fans. Everybody invited.
We serve the best soda water and
fruit sundaes and are sure you will
agree with us II you try them. Beinert's
drug store.
Berry growers attention.! Bristol
Grocery Company Is headquarters for
berry boxes and crates. A stock on
hand at all times.
Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bills shows
will be shown at the Isis, 1928 East
Main moving pictures. Saturday and
sunday. Admission 10 cents.
Dr. "A. ]. Hunter, of Oskaloosa, was
in the city Wednesday evening: being
on his way to Denison for brief visit
with his son, Mr.. Charles Hunter.
It takes men Of ability to hang pa
per and have it look right. These are
the kind Of men employed by Everist.
They can do few more rooms this
week
at bargain, bed, davenport. library
chair and other goods. eos West Main
street.
Farmers attentfon! Kendall & West
are back to their old stand again to
stay, and we want your butter and
eggs. VIII always pay the highest
market price.
Remember to stop at the Palace
market and grocery Saturday. May e..
and get a free sample Of their new
cakes and crackers served with Choco-
late Cream coffee.
Mr. Carol Sawyer. manager. Of the
Letts-Spencer branch of the, Western
Grocer Company, was In the city We'd
nesday afternoon, being on his way
home from business trip, to Omaha.
The Hewitt home on the Greene farm
at Linn Valley, five miles west Of the
city, which has been under quarantine
for scarlet fever, was released We'd
nesday. A son Of the family has been
sick. - ie
Auction. 70 make room for new
building. I will sell on May 20 at 2
o'clock to the highest bidder for cash
the old feed yard buildings at No. 10
East Church street. Building to be re-
moved at once. g. w. Schick.
For Sale-On account OF leaving city
Will sell at great bargain ell our fur
niture. consisting of tables, chairs.
beds. dressers, hall rack, refrigerator,
gas stove, kitchen cabinet. child's yard
swing, and numerous other articles.
203 West Main street.
Gladys Fry, aged Il years. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fry. 404 South
Fourth street. was removed to st.
Thomas hospital Wednesday where It
is expected she will undergo an opera
ton Tor tubercular peritonitis Friday.
The child who has been sick for about
three weeks, is quite seriously i'll.
The children Of the fourth and sec
ond rooms Of the Rogers school. about
their teachers. Misses Madge Ellsworth
and Olive Reeve, and a few Of the
parents. enjoyed \ picnic supper at
Rivervtew park Wednesday evening.
The crowd was conveyed to the park
in autos and carrtages ut the close Of
school.
Mesdames- A. p. Brat and F.. A..
Smith were hoktesses at the Bratt
home, IL South Third avenue. Wednes-
day afternoon, to the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. The routine
business was transacted, and the after