Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-10

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\ The city M Brief
chambersain. diamonds.
High srads goods. Chamberlain.
Dr.. Burkart. osteopath. ~ w. Main
ROSS Van Peit, Of state Center. spent
Friday m the city.
I Eugene Malloy, Of state Center,
spent Fridat in the eity.
Frank bali. Jr.. Of state Center,
spent Friday in the city.
Low real estate loans. william Bat
tin. over 123 East Main street.
MisAs Bess BarSer, Of Highland Park,
10 visiting Miss Margharlta Lewis.
Joseph schilling, Of state Center,
was in the city on business Friday.
DR.. Ralph Keyser, physician and sur.
seon. cover Mcbride = vail drug store
Twenty five cert Chicken dinner will
ice cream -aat Merchants Cafe tomor.
row.
SCOTS coal office, III East MAR
street. with American Express Com
pany.
Family groups and every face plain
Waters will do 1t that way. Ovel
Mayors drug store.
Have you seen those art portrait!
made in the home by the Brown
Studio? Phone us about it.
Miss Ella Gilmore, who has been a
Binghamton. N. Y. since early in June
arrived home Friday evening.
l ]. IS. Gietzen, of Humphrey, Neb.
who has been in State Center for a
brief visit with Albert Arse!me. lief;
Friday evening for his home.
Mrs. w. H. Thompson and daughter
Margaret arrived home Thursday from
q three weeks visit with Mrs. c. E.
Hatcher at Birch Island Wis.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Palmer went t.
Waterloo this morning to remain ove'
4 Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Palmer
mother. Mrs Olive Humphrey.
! !. Saturday. Aug. 10. our office vii
be open until 9 p. m. No discounts
allowed thereafter. MarshalltowI
Light. Power and Railway Company.
! Col J.. NJ Parker left this morning
for Koshkonong Mo-, where he will re
main for u few a:ss CT business cen,
nected with his peach and apple orch
ard.
To those I have fitted with glasses
would say: II you break or lose them
I can duplicate them for you. Address
George J. Alien, 1929 North Second
street, Clinton. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs William Everett and
! daughter Amos Of Oklahoma City. who
have beer visiting Mrs. Maria c.
Smith. at State Center. spent Friday
in the city and went in the evening to
ST. Anthony to visit relatives.
1 Mrs. Clyde Benson. who has beer
visiting with her husband at the home
| Of the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
H. ]. Benson. in Union, left here this
! afternoon for Dayton. o., to visit rel
| atives. Mr.. Benson accompanied hi
wife to this city.
Il For sale-sideboard, dining table
and chairs. two bookcases ana writins
desk combined. commodes. tables
rockers, book racks. lamps. couch and
other articles too numerous to mention
hn.
ston, 312 West Church street.
An excursion train, running in two
sections will pass thru the city over
the M. 4 st. L. early Sunday morn
ing, Carrying passengers from stations
between Peoria and Oskaloosa to st.
fPaul and Minneapolis. The train will
operate as sections Of No. 5, the night
no-th-bound passenger.
We know that we have lot Of styles
that are worth your while to see. be-
cause they are new. Our window viii
give you a taste Of the hundreds Of
good things inside. We have priced
our suits at a: price that can not fai
to interest you. Drop in and have q
look. the price will be right. Fred Hop
kins 4 Son. the popular tailors.
The Marshall Telephone Company
are reconstructing and building new
pole lines on South Sixth and Nevada
streets. moving the old lines into the
alley to get away from trees. Wher
finished this section will get greatly
improved service and the action of the
owners Of troublesome trees in allow.
ing the company perfect freedom II
necessary trimming will pay In unin.
fterrupted service.
Money need not be allowed to lie idle
or even to draw a low rate Of interes,
when It can be invested safely in Lem
nox Furnace Company's preferred
stock which earns per cent and has
4 never yet missed dividend. The next
semi-annual dividend will be paid
Sept. /. This stock Is preferred as to
assets and has five dollars invested for
every dollar Of preferred stock now
issued, which makes tho collateral
back Of the preferred stock the equiv
aIeut ofif1ve to one. Sec us for shares
In denominations Of 500 or more
] French & Turner.
i Do you known. young man, there
are many new styles Of fabrics FOL
overcoats this season? Hopkins & Sor
were early IN the market and are ready
with the newest. How often have yor
madeeup your mind to get good over
coat made from cloth carefully selected
ana made to your measure, then put \