Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-21

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The City in Brief
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. Is West Main.
The price is right on fruit Jars at
Batesole's.
Wanted-Two months pasture on a
farm for COW. D. w. Norris, Jr.
Knabe. the worlds greatest piano.
Eadie Music Co., IL South First street.
Carmen, wide.band, signet, stone-set
and fancy bracelets. Aliens jewelry
store.
II Wanted-Six girls to make spark
plugs. Call Eldridse-Beebe Auto
Company at once.
Beauty pin sets that we guarantee
to give satisfaction, IS cents to $3.50
per pair. Aliens Jewelry store.
Get one Of our electric flat irons on
two weeks free trial. Once tried al
ways used. Buchanan Boughton Com
pany.
Mrs. E. J. Flatley left for Monmouth.
1T yf-tk yo0lS
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Darling.
County Auditor A. H. Welker went
to Ottumwa this morning to attend the
Iowa Christian Convention, which
opened there Tuesday.
Mrs. Simeon Belknap and daughter
Dorothy. of Minneapolis, arrived in the
city Tuesday evening for visit of
few weeks at the home Of Mrs Bel
knap's sister-in- law, Mrs. H. ]. Howe
Probably the fastest mile ever made
on the local track will be trotted to-
morrow in the race between Lee CraW-
ford GID and Daybreak (2:0S). 1t is
not often you get chance to see
n horses Of this class on a half mile track
J. T. Wright loaded a grading outfit
and went to the mines to grade for
more ack but will be home in time to
contract your winters coal cheaper
than any one else. Can sell Illinois
COAL Don't contract until you get his
price.
You don't have to leave Marshall
town to get the good things. Tomor-
row can be seen two Of the best horses
in the whole country contesting for SUI
premacy in the races. The track is fast
and these horses will put up the fastest
miles ever made on the local track. Will
you see it?
Prof. M. W. Cunningham, Of Leander
Clark College, Toledo, has consented to
give lessons in oratory and expression
in Marshalltown again this summer He
will begin his work here in q few days.
Lessons will be given at the pupils
home. Persons who are Interested may
telephone name and street number to
DR.. Wood. Phone No. ess.
There Is a reason for buying your
meat Of Carlson Bros. & Wills. We
handle nothing but the best. Our hams
and bacon are Of the finest quality
All steaks. either beef. pork, mutton or
veal. are the best that money can buy.
We also have on hand a good supply
of either roasts. stews Or boils. Give
US trial. Carlson Bros. & Will
Mr. A. L. Frazer went to Boone
Tuesday evening to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. D. T. Feigley, wife Of Chi
cago & Northwestern conductor, which
was held at 10 this morning Mrs.
Feigtey died Sunday, following a five
years illness due to paralysis. Mrs.
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Feigleys for several years prior to her
marriage, has been at Boone for a week
helping care for Mrs. F>eigley.
Mrs. E. w. Archer, formerly of this
city, and her sister, Mrs C. r. Talcott,
Of Olympia, Wash, spent Thursday In
the city looking after matters of bust
ness pertaining tothe settlement Of the
estate OF the late Mr.. Archer, who died
suddenly at Norwood, O., on April rs.
Mrs. Archer and her sister left for St.
Louis Tuesday evening and from there
leave for Washington. where Mrs.
Archer will make her home with her
sister.
Mrs. H. P. Bigelow and son Harold
who went to Medford. Ore, last fall
with the intention Of taking up their
residence, reached the CITY Tuesday
night, coming to Join Mr. BlgeloW and
again make Marshalltown their home
Mr.. Bigelow preceded his family sew.
eral weeks ago, because of the condi-
ton of his health. The western climate
did not agree with him. hence his de-
cision to return to Iowa and Marshall
town.
Mrs. F. J. @. Pulsipher, Of New Or
leans. il in the city and will spend the
summer at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wuldman. Mrs
Pulsipher was accompanied to Mar
shalltown by Miss Mckenzie, a friend
who will spend the summer In the
north in the hope that change of eli
mate will improve her health. Mrs.
Amos Ball, Jr., and three children, OF
Des Moines. are also in the city to
spend several weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wildman.
I had been sick for two and half
years and had taken treatment con-
tinuously, not only medicine but osteo-
Ipathic treatment as we'll, also under
went an operation but received no
benefit from any of it. I am pleased
to say that I am glad that called to
see DR.. Shallenberger, the Chicago
snecialist After a. careful examination