Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-22
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The City In Brief
Calamity Anne, observation-disclosures
Or. Bullard. osteopatbs ls west Main
New 'radium gold screen."-colon-
ial. RI
Boys scout shoes. Larson & Glenn
ems. - ~
pr. Graham. ostsopath. Masonie
temple. Y Y a.
John Kurtz was in Des M Dimes today
on business.
Growers soft shoes for tender feet
Larson & Clemens. s
+" Mrs j: D. F'raiay, Of Albion. spent
Monday intthe city. =
| Low real estate loans. William Bat
tin. over 1913 East Main street.
| = Eys, -exrr hese and. throat specialists
Drs. French Il Cobb. Masonic temple
4ElKs.5s dance; 81 r ii night. All
ismembe,s invited. Last ofseries. Com
tsnnfttee.
skegg wfii be found at 1913 East
Main street. with a sew stock of spring
wall paper.-Advertiseme
! The Archers will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. j. A
! Mckee. Ill South Fourth street.
| Special sale on Britain pig hams a,
ID cents per pound as long as they last
Sparks market. q South Center street
| Clothes that. are tapped. typed. ana
| tailored personally for you are the
clothes we make. National Wooler
Mills.
For Sale--The residence Of the late
T, c.. Cronkleto1, sos West Church
| street. Inquire at house.-Advertise'
ment...
Mr.. and Mrs. charles ]. McCombl
went to Newton .Mou Jay evening for 6
few days visit at tlls r. w. Mcbride
| home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith arrived home Mon
/ day evening from Washington. wher'
she has been visiting relatives from 6
few days.
Huebinger's Learner bound alta:
showing every automobile road In Iowa
| with big wall may Of the state. FOL
| sale at the T.-R. Office. /
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| Housecleaning labors will be light
| ened II you use our sweeping COMPOUND
! to settle the dust and Rogers Cream t.
renew the finish; Marion Gard.
Mrs. David Church. Of Hampton, wa.
| in the city Monday night as the CUES
Of Mrs. Ida Wilbur Mrs. Church wal
on her way home from Cedar Rapids
! Miss Mona Bellus, daughter Of Mrs
Ardelia Bellus. is sick at her home, 10:
East South street, Of scarlet fever. Thu
home was quarantined Monday after
| noon.
! A. b. Hoover left for Brandsville
| days or two weeks on business in con
nection with orchard land he own!
| near there. :
Benjamin Jeffen, merchant Of Mel
| bourne. passed thru an operation fo1
chronic appendicitis and foatine
kidney at st. Thomas hospital Monday
/ His condition today was very satisfac
tory.
Miss Ella Zug, 40 South Third ave
I nue., vas hostess Monday evening t
ftlre literary Clan. e The reading AM
fstudy OF the regular lesson was re-
| sumed after which the time was spen
| socially and the hostess served re-
+! freshments. #
/
We now have room in our sheds To-
good barn timothy hay, SO you can prinl
in yours at any time now If good brigh
hay. We want good hay for our retail
and can use yours now II 1t is good
Bowles & Billings Feed Company, 3O'
| Market street, phone 119.
/ We feel that the past few hot days
have sufficiently dried out the corn al
to make it marketable, so we are nov
buying all corn offered and are paying
! top prices for good dry corn and buying
| all corn at its market value. Bring
| in your corn and ioats at any time anc
get top prices. Bowles & Billings Grair
Company, 305 Market street, phone 11S
House movers began, Monday the
task of moving granary 3Ox50 feet
| one story high, from the Bowles &
| Billings Grain Company's elevator tc
Marietta, a distance Of Six miles. by
street and highways. Several days viii
be required to get the building to Mari
eta. The elevator company is build
! ing an elevator at Marietta and the
granary is to be used for storage.
The body of Norton Ellis, formerly OF
| this city and Melbourne. who died
Sunday at Ankeny, was brought te
this city this morning, accompanied
by members Of the family. The body
was taken from the train to the home
of T. II. Parks, 532 North Second
street, where the funeral was held at
l o'clock this afternoon. Rev. F. NJ
Wheeler. Of Marion township, con-
Quoted the service. The body was
buried in the Albion cemetery.
A few more days Of sunshine and
you'll want lighter, brighter clothes
| We are interested in having you gel
the best in town, priced at $25 to $50
and higher. We want you to see how
well we've anticipated your needs In
"nobby fabrics" to see just the things
you'll be glad to change to- You'll find
| in our great stock every fashionable
fabric, weave, pattern and color that's
worth while Youth also find statesmen
here that know how to take care OF
you in a friendly. cheerful way. who
will look after your interests whether
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