Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-06-03

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! The City In Brief
King Baggott tonight Lyric.
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Big show, same price. Princess.
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King Baggott tonight. Lyric.
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Kodak finishing. Camera Shop.
Bring your watches in. HodEeA
Tres Joli, new poses tonight. Colonial
Boy scout shoes that wear. Wallace
Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Breckel Wis.
tied in Eldora today.
Physician and surgeon, fremont
block. DR.. l.. w. Pence.
E. II. Trease. of Liscomb. was IL
the city Monday on business.
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Straight's pepsin and iron tablets
tonic and Observation-Disclosures
Only until Juno can you get the
easy terms on Hill Crest lots.-Adver-
tisement.
Office and veterinary hospital 1o7'
cIcfo v,t afat ia
marian. f. J. Neiman.
The Archers will meet Wednesda.
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A.
Severien. 303 South First avenue.
Mrs. George Coburn, who passed thr,
an operation at St. Thomas hospita
Monday. continued to do nicely today.
If you will read our article in this
paper on Lot Selection" you will b'
we'll repaid. Goodrich e. Goodrich. salt
agents, Hill Crest.
Fifty dollars in gold to the person
first completing home in Hill Ores
addition: the house to cost not les:
than S1,500.-Advertisem
Tomorrow or next day we will make
public our House Building Plan
Watch for it. Goodrich & Goodrich
sale agents, Hill Crest.
Fifty dollars in gold to the person
first completing home in Hill Cres
addition: the house to cost not less
than STANDARDIZATION
Are you suffering with corns, bun
ions. sore and tired feet? II so, yot
should try pair of Grover soft shoes
for tender feet Larson e. Clemens
The Young Peoples Society OF CHS
ton Endeavor Of Central Church o
Christ will hold it's regular MONTH!
business meeting and social in the
basement Of the church Friday evening
Frank Fl. Board,nan, who for thu
past few years has been employed as {
subscription accountant in the Times
Republican business office, has re
signed his position and will leave fol
Chicago, where he will enter the Gregg
school
Mrs. David Hauser, Of Union. spen
the day in the city. Within the mex
three weeks Mrs. Hauser. accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. Nellie Wall. o
Streator. ILL.,. will leave for an eign
weeks trip thru the west. They VII
visit Denver, Salt Lake City. Seattle
Portland, Vancouver, and other points
Mrs. May B. Vail left Monday fol
Wellesley, Mass. where she will be thu
guest of her daughter. Miss Valross
VAIL during commencement week o
i wellesley College. from which Miss Val
will be graduated. Mrs. Vail and daugh'
ter will take an extended trip Of abou
two months before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Olson. 40 Eas
Linn street. entertained the Home Vel
fare Club at dinner Monday evening
the affair being in honor Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. H d. Caumayer. During the din
ner many clever toasts were given anc
the guests of honor were presented witt
a set of silver teaspoons. The evening
was spent socially.
A team of horses belonging to G. F
Schmidt, and used on the delivery
wagon, became frightened when thu
double tree broke this morning ant
started to run away. r. E. Pinneo. thu
driver, unable to stop the horses. drov'
them into post on North Third street
Aside from breaking the wagon slight.
and damaging the harness no damagt
was done.
Will DAILY, aged II years. OF Huxley
was removed from Chicago Great
Western train here Monday night by
o. D. Taylor. special agent for the
company. and taken to Baxter, where
he was turned over to relative who
came that far for the lad. Young DAILY
ran away from home. intending to &c
to Kansas City. He got on the wrong
train and landed here. His father. r
E. Daily. who is telegraph operator al
Huxley. appealed by telegraph to oper-
ators at railroad stations to look out
for the boy When found here the lad
was stealing ride on the rear end
of the locomotives tender.
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