Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
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Eadis Music Co.. pianos. II Q. Sfss'
Marshalltown Dress Club. Phone %,
Hope grown melons and Missouri
melons at Kendall 4 Vests.
Remember the horse sale at Laure
Saturday. Aug. 5. at : o'clock.
Mr.. e. H. Trease. Of Liscomb. wa
in the city today on business.
Hear the :Marshalltown Union Band
Riverview Park. Sunday, Aug. 8.
Isaacson viii have veal, beef. pork o
mutton for your Sunday dinner.
Knabe, the worlds greatest piano
Eadie Music Co. II South First street
George r. Norris, fire, lightning ant
tornado insurance. Over IS West Main
Special for saturday-Twenty-fiv
beautiful post cards for 10 cents. a
Newton's.
The United Brethren ladies will hol'
an exchange Saturday afternoon a
BeneQlCt q BrlnInallS.
Cabbage onions. beets, tomatoes
watermelons and cantaloupes. 'Phon
AS. Kendall & West.
Miss Mary Laughlin went to De!
Moines this morning where she will
spend two weeks with relatives anC
friends.
New sweet potatoes, Spanish onions
celery, caulifiower. egg plant. crap
fruit blue berries, pears and pineap
pies at Culleys.
Tomatoes, summer squashes. cab
lbage, string beans, peaches. pears, Gu
icumbers, and everything good to eat
Kendall & West.
1 Miss Lillian Pegs went to Toledo
this morning. where she will spend two
!Weeks at the home Of her parents, Mr.
LAND Mrs. G. D. Pegs.
Quality counts. That's the reason sc
many people are taking advantage o
our oxford sale. Saturday is the las
day. E. G. Wallace, the shoeist.
Mrs. John Spangenberg, 21s NORTH
Third avenue, who has been seriously
i'll with stomach trouble. was able tt
be up Wednesday and Is improving
rapidly
Get your fresh cream every mornin;
! with your groceries. Culley handles tn
Dairy Maid brand from the herd OF
tuberculin tested cows at 10 cents ;
full half pint.
Only one more day to save money b,
buying oxfords at reduced prices. Oul
sale closes Saturday night. Take ad.
lace, the shoeist.
Miss Helen MCGOWAN, who under
went an operation at st. Thomas hos
pital Wednesday evening for appendi'
citis, Is doing nicely, her condition to-
day being much improved.
We have one and two ply roofine
and about fifty squares Of Mastie
fair grounds). that We want to close
out at cost Gregory Coal, Coke & Lime
Company.
Miss Essie Perry, q FORMER teacher IL
the city schools, whose home is in Chi.
cago, arrived in the city Thursday t.
visit for few days with Miss Eleanor
Austin. Miss Perry has been spending
her vacation in Colorado.
Mr.. g. w. Calhoun is seriously II
at his home, Z South Eighth street
Mr.. Calhoun recently suffered a sever,
attack Of liver trouble and his recov
cry from the attack has been slow. Hi
condition is much the same as It hal
been for the past few days.
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We have about 200 pairs Of mems
high grade tan and black oxfords, but
ton and lace. that sold at -. These az,
broken lines but II you can get fitted
it is just like getting money from
home. They will be sold at one-hal
price while they last. - = pair. Ingle,
due & Young.
The condition OF Emil Pihlgren, who
suffered a second stroke Of paralysis .
short time ago, is somewhat improved
and he is able to move his arms and
legs with little effort. A slight i'm.
provement has been noticeable dali,
this week and 1t is believed that he will
be able to sit up in short time.
Mrs. Robert Holt, 1o5 South Center
street. was hostess Thursday after.
noon to the Excelsior Aid Society. Dur.
ing social hour the hostess served
refreshments. assisted by Mrs. FREQ
Dieterich, Mrs. J. c. Meyers and Miss
Ella Rodden. Guests OF the society
were Mrs. Jacob Reisinger. OF De.
Moines, Mrs Peterson, of Chicago. Mrs
Vance and Mrs. Brechtbill.
About fifteen of the Woodmen Cir.
Gle Aid Society members enjoyed a de.
lightful all-day meeting Thursday a
the home Of Mrs. Otto Eich, three mile:
northeast of town. A delicious dinner
was served at noon, and after a bust
ness session in the afternoon. the hour.
were spent socially. The hostess servet
a lunch before the ladies returned
home. Mrs. kirchberger was q CUES
of the society.
Miss Mabel Dewey. a former teache,
in the city schools. but now OF the Port
land, Ore, schools, who has beer
spending the past two months at tn,
homes of her sisters, Mrs. Georg,
Hudson and Mrs. William Gle, lef
this morning for an extended tour o
4 the west. She went to Omaha for /;
short visit with friends and from Their,
she will go to Minneapolis. thence t,
western points. Before returning t
her school work at Portland she vii
VISIT with Mrs. Henry Mckee, formerl!
of this city. at Enderly. B. G.
Mesdames N. F. Miller. H. H. strous,