Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-13
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CITY IN BRIEF
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Bring your watches in. Hodges,
| Or. Billiard. osteopath. Is West Main
| We pay cash for eggs. Ask US be:
fore you sell. Parlor grocery.
Ask about hair dressing at Hygienis
Beauty Parlors. Phone 1541.-Adver.
| tisement.
Ice cream, Friday and Saturday, !:
cents pint. One Cent to 99-Cent Va
riety Store.
| Get the Riddles hair bobbed al
Hygienic Beauty Parlors. Phone 154l
Advertisement. 49,
| How about that manicure? Ask
Hygienic Beauty Parlors. Phone 1871
! Advertisement.
See our white and fancy colored felt
hats; your choice so cents. One Cent tc
90 Cent Variety Store.
| Have those old combings made into
switches at Hygienic Beauty Parlors
Phone 1541.-Advertisement.
New shipments felt hats Just re-
| CelV6Q, Sl.OU VALUES, SPSS1oA SS'sSSAASAS
| One Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
| F. L. Rabe M. D., physician and
surgeon, 118 East Main. Office phone
1854; residence, 334.-Advertisement.
Charles Munson manager Of, the Iowa
Railway and Light Companysswas II
Baxter and Rhodes today on business
| Ladies' gowns, embroidery trimmed
| So cent values, on sale Friday "a cents
| One Cent to 81 Cent Variety Store.
| DR.. George M. johnson visited Camp
Dodge today with his brother. Maj. e
| c. Johnson, Of the First Iowa regiment
Entire stock ladies' 25-cent knit
union suits on sale Friday, 2:3esosclock
10 cents One Cent to 90 Cent Variety
| Store.
Ladies' gowns, full sweep, slip over
| styles embroidery and ribbon trimmed;
| special Friday "a cents. One Cent to
90 Cent Variety Store.
Just received a large shipment OF
white and decorated dinnerware. Your
| choice Friday any piece 10 cents. One
Cent to 99-Cent Variety Store.
See the white and fancy decorated
dinner ware in our window Your
choice any piece Friday cents. One
Cent TO 99-Cent Variety Store.
Mrs. Edward Dietrich, of Kansas City,
arrived this morning to visit at the
home Of her nephew, Percival Webster,
for few days before going toSEChicago
to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gildner and chill
dren, Hughes and Gail, motored today
to Des Moines, for visit at Camp
Dodge. They expect to return home
Friday night.
Reuben e. Stump, spanish-Amer-
lean war veteran Of this city, who
Joined Company d. Of Cedar Rapids
First Iowa, when that company was re-
cruited for war strength, has been ap-
pointed q corporal Of the company
Mrs. F. A. Moscrip and daughter
Frances will leave Saturday for a visit
at the home of Mrs. Moscrip brother
James L.stapley, at Petrol p. They
will go from here by. rail to- Clinton
where they will take i the steamer
Morning Star, to st. Paul. They ex-
pect to be gone about 2 month. /.
We overlooked placing toilet soap In
our Marco cent sale, and will sell as
long as it lasts DR.. b. F. Hamilton's
bnttermilk and witch hazel soap7at 25
cents a box, or two boxes for 80 cents.
This is on the Marco cent sale plan,
full price for one box and cents for
the second box. Myers grocery
Herbert Beverage. son Of M. C.IBev-
erage, and formerly Of this city, isS here
visiting his parents and other relatives.
Mr. Beverage has not been back to
Marshalltown in seventeen years, dur
ing most of which time he has been
in Alaska and the northwestern part OF
this country. Mr.. Beverage was in
Alaska during the gold rush Of several
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. "A. Church and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Church, Of Los An
geles. who have been travelling thru the
south and in the east az far as Wash
ington and New York, are expected to
arrive here in their car about Monday
from Chicago. They will stop for a
few days and will then leave on the
drive for Los Angeles. In addition to
the rail trip in the south and east, aft
er they got their motor car they toured
for a time in some of the eastern
states.
AS the result of alleged careless driv-
ing, a complaint was filed in Justice
Peek's court Wednesday afternoon by
DR.. Frank Cowgirl, Of Ferguson, in
which he charges DR.. R. J. Andrews, Of
this city, with careless driving. Cow
gill states in the complaint that An
drews ran into Cowgilrs auto with his
automobile. Andrews says he was go
ing east on Main Wednesday afternoon
when Cowgirl, who was coming north
on Sixth avenue, turned east ahead Of
Andrews. A collision resulted, and Cow
gills car was damaged. The running
board and body were bent.
Miss Nora Wiikey, Miss Ella Smith,
Miss Hollis Cause and Mrs. Ida La
Plant leave Friday night for q two
weeks trip by boat and rail as far east
as New York and south as far as Nor
folk, va. The party will take a lake
steamer at Chicago for Buffalo, stop at
Niagara Falls for day, and then go
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