Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-16
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Bring your watches e Hodsss /.
p. BuliAFd. ostsoDath. * West Main.
Mrs. r. G. Nichols. OF Liscomb, was
4 The best perfumes at Henry sieg.s.
lis West Main.
Don't forget Henderson's $3.50 oxford
sale Friday and Saturday.
Go to Elders for your drug wants
or phone 424. Prompt delivery.
Dr. Ralph Keyser. physician and sur
geon over Mcbride 4 Will drug store
Palmer's perfumes and toilet waters
are very refreshing. At Elders drug
store.
Palmer's perfumes and toilet waters
are very refreshing. At Elders drug
store.
4 SCOTS coal office. 1T East Main
!. street, with American Express Com
pany.
Agency for the well known line Of
Nyals family remedies. at Elders
4 Try them.
4 Wanted-Ten to fifteen girls a,
Western Grocer Mills. None under 16
years old need apply.
! Baseball. Baseball. Tama Indians
VS. Marshalltown Sunday, Aug IS. 3 p.
m. Admission IS cents.
MPo A D~So
ing at Denison and State Center for
a week returned home this morning.
|
4 Mr.. J. w. Pursel. Jr., returned home
Thursday evening from Cedar Rapids
where he has been for few days on
business.
! Will the parties that saw man uncon-
scious on Main street, between 6 and
a. M, Thursday, please leave word at
this office
Excursion rates Tuesday, Aug 20,
Davidson Sask., Canada For further
information see Edwin R. Kuhl, the
land man.
i Fifty feet garden hose will take care
OF your lawn and garden, $500 up to
the very best made 20 cents per foot.
See Schmidt.
For Saturday and Sunday: Choco-
late. strawberry and orange pudding
4 ice creams at McCord 4 McCord's, "a
West Main
i Henderson. the shoe man, will sell
any oxford in the house for $1.95 Sat
urday Don't forget the place, over
Princess theater.
! Miss Wilma Robbins reached home
Thursday evening from Chicago, where
she has been FOR months visit with
relatives and friends.
I Have you tasted those southern
Crawford peaches in six basket crates
If not, leave your orders with Hood, 90
North First avenue. Phone 144s.
i J. II. Black has aled suit in the dis
trict court against ]. E. Frederick in
which he claims judgment of $500 al
! legged to be due on promissory note.
! Mrs. J. c. Mears and daughter
Eleanor, who have been guests Of their
cousin, Mrs. Belle Waldo, for a week,
returned to Grinnell Thursday evening
glance at our store window makes
you acquainted with a few leaders OF
Jul AASaudtSA SIOSS OA4 StON 2
room will be ready for your inspection
next week Be sure and see Schmidt on
stoves. ias
The G. I. A. OF B. Of u. E. will give
. an ice cream social on Miles Kelleher's
, lawn, 209 South Third avenue Satur-
day evening instead of tonight, Ice
cream and cake 10 cents. Everybody
welcome.
Mrs. Frank Benda, living five miles
south of town. underwent an extensive
surgical operation at st. Thomas hos
pital this morning. Her condition was
declared to be satisfactory Immediate
ly following the operation.
| Misses Nellie and Mary Byrnes, who
have been at Sacramento. Cal. for a
year. reached home Thursday night.
They came especially on account of the
sickness of their father, P. B. Byrnes,
and expect to remain two months or
longer.
Mrs. G. H. Culley, who has been Wis
iting at Saltwater and Ell Reno, Okla.
for three months with her sisters. Mrs.
Robert Lowry and Mrs. George Golden,
will return home this evening. Mrs,
Emma McDougall, Of Chicago. another
sister of Mrs Culley, has been spending
the summer with her in Oklahoma Mr..
Culley went to Abba this morning to
meet his wife.
A much needed Improvement Of the
brick paving on South Second avenue.
between Main and Church streets, is
being made by the streets and alley de-
partment Of the city. Most Of the top
course Of brick in the intersection Of
Church street and Second avenue and
in the half block Just north of Church
street is being taken up. The street
is being resurfaced with top course
of new brick.
Country Club Takes Issue.
Editor Times-Republican: in
| terview with A. A. Moore. in your is.