Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-13
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\; CITY IN BRIEF i
Or. Bullard. osteopath. Is West Main.
Wanted-Ten laborers. John Jacob
son. contractor.
George r. Norris, rre. lightning. and
tornado insurance. Over 35 West Main
George Bondage left Tuesday eve
ming for Dubuque to resume his studies
at Dubuque College.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. e. Boardman are
\ expected home Thursday morning from
few days visit in Chicago.
A big special cut on mems light ana
medium weight overcoats. Come IN
and see these bargains. Painters.
Misses May Willard and Caroline
wetzstein went Tuesday to Ames,
where they will enter Iowa State COL
lege.
The Congregational Missionary So
ciety will sell cakes Saturday, begin
ming at 10 a. M, at the New England.
Committee.
When at the fair park your car or
put your team at Plumb Bros. place.
Just north of the fair ground gate
Advertisement.
The officers and teachers of the
4 Sunday school Of the Central Church
of Christ are urged to have 500 ores
I. ent next Sunday.
The Sunday school of the Ceatral
Church Of Christ vii! observe Rally
Day, Sunday. Sept. "a The ain for
that day is $50 Committee.
Mrs. Allie Packer. Of DIN, arris in
1 the city this morning for visit the
home of her brother law, Eli | ack-
sr, and family, west of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Beale, of lay
nard, MIMI, who have been visiting
relatives in Tama, were in the city
today on their way to Gilman.
Mrs. w. c. Hartsell left this morning
for Austin and Rochester, MINI. Her
sister, Mrs. George Hayward. of Autin,
who has been visiting her. accompanied
her home.
Milton Jessup has gone to Munt
Vernon to enter Cornell College. Mr.
Jessup will act as steward of the &er-
hart house. one of the college domi-
tories for young men.
Our offices will be closed THURSDAY
afternoon to allow all employees toa-
tend the fair Meet us at booth Nj l.
~ merchants building. Gregory GAL
Coke and Lime Company.
For sale-My family driving hose,
black geldng, weight l.40O pounds.itnd
guaranteed to be safe. Also s,,ey
stanhope and harness. Can be sell at
McCombs Bros barn. e. r. La,.
The Iowa Adjustment Company nd
Credit Guide Company have M led
their offices over 14-16 South list
avenue. New phone numbers III nd
S21.--Advertisement
Misses Alice Willard and Lenre
Billiard went today to Iowa CIV.
where Miss Billiard will enter the st.te
university. Miss Willard will visit
friends at Iowa City for week. /
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I Remainder OF this week. we will sell
\ Golden Sun coffee at 80 cents a pound
A regular IS cents seller. If you van
good coffee, try this. Phone 1872. ccle.l
nan & Johnson, 1O3 West NhinI
treet.
A conference of the Marshall County
.yslitioal Equality League will be held
de fir grounds rest tent THURSDAY
sternoon at o'clock. i All signers Of
ne league cards are requested to be
resent. Election ofJoficers will take
pace at that TING. Committee. III
II You only knew how r.any hundrS
eI,rox 1urnac1s there are in MAI.
.ha 1au yo9 would not wait lntl
ids. dninsdte and expect us to re-
par yours We have several crews
a. Work 9,w putting furnaces in order
"le use Telephone your order
NOV. Lannox Furnace Company.
he, he VERDI ina Mrs. Louis johnson and
..so,thin and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Il s,cces}., Jr., of Plainview, Neb.. Wild
,o;rts al en- visiting in this city with tile
! ..f,n thnrs. Johnson's brother, H. O. |
10 rmanh and family, left Tuesday by
ions ikobile for their home Miss
,nlsed Hansen accompanied them for /,
weeks visit. H
6r1 carry full line Of automobill
Londky compensation, plate gla ss!
made 4,ry. fywheel. boi'e. ana cccIenaI
font ndsalth insurance in the best comlI
available why not be on thdI
The gle and Insure your automobila|
,ays the liability and property damaged
mere lou have an accident? See, writeI
Nmbardte us for prices ETC. Phone 56Sl|
dllery& Bay. Masonic Temple
fasiyered with mud. and wet and coldl
fl 81; the rain, party of eight tour
ista drove into town Tuesday afterI
camping in the wet all night. They
were from Hart, Mich, and were OF
their way to San Francisco. They
said they thought fall would be a de-
lightful time to travel but have al
most changed their minds Those in
the party. are, Harold and Hesseli
Weidenaar, N. v. D., Buck Victor,
Harry and Michael Lypps, and John
and Elizabeth Van Der Ploeg.
Word received by friends in this city
from Chicago tells Of very success
full series Of revival meetings con-
Quoted by Rev. Orlando Ingvoldstad
formerly Of this city, which have Just
closed. In his letter Rev. Mr.. Ingvold-
stad says he preached to over 10000
people in weeks time On the last
day he preached six times, four times
in English and twice in Norwegian
The meetings were held in tent and
it was necessary to take down the tent
walls to accommodate the crowds.