Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-25
George !. Allen. optical specialist

George ]. Allen. optical specialist
Haynes BROS. plano made 3ixty years
Eadie Music Co. pianos. II .. First
pr. Graham. osteopath, fremont block
1saacson delivers. Call 2ss for you,
meat. Isaacson's Cash Market.
Cantaloupes on Ice. two for cents
at Isaacson's. phone 2S3.
Pay cash and save money. Buy youl
meats at Isaaoscn's. Phone 2e3.
Mr.. F. z. WINERY, of Union, was ir
the city on business Thursday.
If your butcher does not satisfy 70,
give Isaacson a trial. Phone 2sS
Kendall & Vests prices are alway!
right. and we have the quality too.
DR.. and Mrs. I. D. Kaufman, of State
Center. visited in the city Thursday.
Isaacson will have veal. beef. porl
or mutton for your Sunday dinner
Phone 2SS.
I
sons Cash Market, on First avenue
Phone 233.
| Carload Of horses for sale at State
Center stock yards tomorrow afternoon
at 9 o'clock.
! Buy peaches row for canning a
1920 box for fancy California Craw
fords at Culleys.
Mr.. F. L. Meeker went to Mason City
Thursday night. and spent the da!
there looking after business matters.
Mrs. George Peppers condition to-
day Is quite satisfactory, and the pa
tient is doing as well as could be ex.
pected.
/ The baseball teams of the Hartlant
and Marshalltown Friends churches
met this afternoon on the diamond a
the fair grounds.
! Mr.. James McNally left this morn
ing for Dunlap. where he will remain
over Sunday at the home of his moth
err, Mrs. Mary McNally.
Mrs. J. G. Haines. of Des Moines
who has been visiting at the home o
her daughter. Mrs. Ida Johnson, for 6
week, returned home this morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sanders. o
Fort Dodge, arrived in the city thi:
afternoon to remain over Sunday a.
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, w. B
Bohen.
In these days OF modern business d.
you believe it will pay to follow the
golden rule? We Go. Diffenbacher
Banzhaf, plumbers, No. 10 North Firs
street. Phone $40.
The clerks Of the j. d. Palmer stor'
enjoyed picnic Thursday evening =
the Rank melon patch, six miles cas-
of the city. Supper was cooked at tn
melon farm and good time was en-
joyed by all.
Eat you must, some things which ar
good to eat now: Sweet potatoes, eel
cry, muskmelons, watermelons. 70,
can get these and many other goot
things at Rrusteer's. corner First ave
nue. and State street.
A little green label Is placed on ever,
loaf of buttermilk bread that we make
That is so that you will know that 20,
are getting the original. Many imi'
tators claim to make just as good. SCI
that the loaf that you get carries thu
green label. Shrubs cafe.
Mr.. Frank L. Fay, of Lincoln. Neb
arrived in the city Thursday. and is I
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Stipp. Mr.. Fay is half brother o
Mr.. Stipp and Mrs. Georgietta Hamlin
the latter of Aurora. ILL.,. who is also ;
guest at the Stipp home.
| Some suggestions as to what to ca
and the correct place to buy them
Melons apples, plums, pears. tomatoes
onions, sweet corn, sweet potatoes
cantaloupe, squash. cabbage, celery
carrots, grapes, peaches, bananas
and oranges, at Kendall & Vests
Phone AS.
The condition Of H. c. Timer, who
underwent an operation at st. Thoma!
hospital, showed a little improvement
today, and was as good as de attending
physician could expect. Attho the cas'
is still serious, there was nothing t.
indicate today but that the patient wa!
holding his own.
]. d. Rockhill. Of Conrad, has place.
on the market a device for Shawn,
photograph records, making 1t posi-
BILE to use records many times. This de
vice is indispensable for dictation ant
for the home. The Smith Music Com
pany will handle the Little Shaver.
Let them explain it to you.
w. J. Medearis,; former member O
soldiers home, arrived in the city THU
morning after a years absence will
relatives in Kansas City. Mo-, Topeka
Kan, and other Missouri and Kansa!
points. Mr.. Medearis may enter tn
home again for the winter, following :
visit at his old home at Fort Dodge.
| Miss Marie Bohen. teacher in tn
Woodbury. school, will arrive home thi
evening from Rochester. Mimi. wher
she has been the past two weeks ant
where she underwent an operation a
the Mayo hospital. Miss Bohen is Ell
tirely recovered and will be ready t
resume her school work next Tuesday
Mrs. J. L. Miner and son Jack. o
I f-SkS 60. Ace.