Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-13
DR.. Lynn. dentist 1s2 West Main.

DR.. Lynn, dentist 1872 West Main.
Mrs. H. A. Kielsmeier, of Eldora,
was here Friday.
Mrs. George Caster, of Nevada,
visited at Green Mountain Sunday
am now at .4o6 West Main street,
phone 944. A. D. Summers. plumber.
Mrs. Ruth Rodents Diggins, violin
! Teachers Phone white 205S.-Adver-
| tisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Sorenson, of
near Story City, were in the city
Friday.
Be sure and see our exhibit at the
| fair this week. Hildreth Auto Sales
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morley and
son James spent Saturday in Union
with friends.
| It's fair week every week when
| your baking IS done with Betsy Ross
flour.-Advertiseme
/ will sell my home. 100 foot front
| by 214, In Highview. George A.
| Howe, ,416 North Fifth street.
| Miss Bernice Fields, OF Des MONIES,
returned home FRIDAY after visiting
several days with Miss Frances
Miss Elizabeth ,Tallett viii go
Tuesday TO Grinnell where she will
enter her senior year at Grinnell
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. @. Blodgett ar
rived home Saturday right from a
| two weeks trip thru Oklahoma and
| Missouri.
Have your plumbing done before
cold weather. A. c. Burgess. plumbing
and heating. East State street.
Phone 1884.
Mrs. II. ]. Duncan left today for
| Galesburg, H., where she will attend
la reunion OF the class of 80 of St.
Mary's College.
Market sale in Marshalltown Sat
/ urday. Sept. IS. Bring anything you
have for sale. Plumb, Munro. Ma
son & Shoemaker.
Miss Pearl Adams returned Satur-
day from Chicago waene she has been
attending the Perrin school of dane
| ing for six weeks.
| l have returned from my vacation
and am arranging my classes for the
winter. VIII pupils please call red
353. Marjorie Newcomer.
Miss Myrl Sizer, of Britt, spent
/ Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. j. F.
Tallett, on her way to Mount Vernon
to attend Cornell College
Mrs. G. f. Mauch and daughter
Irene. of Cedar Rapids, who have
been Z visiting at the home of Mrs.
Mauch's brother, Fred Smith. at
Union, returned home Saturday.
We have an the latest shades and
newest patterns in our fall stock.
Gail in and look them over Gu.
system will save you money rhe
National Tailors, over Strand thoater.
/ Judgment. BY agreement, was en-
tered Saturday in district court in
the case OF I4pa SleeIer Griffith
I versus Ralph Pyke. The Judgment is
for $iI2.1o, payable at the rate OF $40
] a month, beginning Oct l.
i Don't fail to see the glass pump
demonstration of the Milwaukee air
power pump at our tent at the coun-
/. ty fair. Will also have a new idea
In a gasolene farm engine. A. d.
Summers. 400 West Main street.
Wanted, 500 automobile owners to
tli~vS<
Let us show them to YOU. Battery
charging: station machine work:
storage and repairing; service car
I day or night Hewitts Garage.
Recreation Training school of Chi
cago Successor to the Recreation
department of the Chicago School OF
ICivics and Philanthropy offers a
fone-year course, opening Oct. 4. 1920.
Address 500 South Halstead street
j (Hull House,, Chicago.
i Remember when at the Marshall
county fair this week you can put
your automobiles or your teams in
cur sale payilions without charge
This week our sale pavilions belong
to you to use without any charge
I whatever. Plumb & Munro.
4 There will be absolutely no favor
itism shown in telephone service
; and unless your previous months
bill is paid your service will be dis
connected on the first of the month
Fair warning-last chance du.ina
September. Dop't kick Oct /, 1890
Marshall Telephone Company.
! We can accept some more inves-
tors money at per cent which will
be loaned on perfectly safe first
mortgages on new homes in Mar.
shalltown. Money can BE invested
with US for one year at a time. Saw
ings & Loan Association. B. B
Shollenberger. secretary at Gregory's
coal office.
]. r. Shahan received word of the
death Sunday morning Of the infap1
son of mis- brother Lee Shahan, OF
Belmond. formerly Of the Liscomt
neighborhood. The body will be
brought to Liscomb this evening and
the funeral will be held from the
George ADdersonI home. probabl,
Tuesday.
j Mrs. W. L. Smith and two daugh-
tiers Mary Helen and Rachel and Miss
Lois Wiltse returned Sunday from a
three weeks motor trip to Michigan
where they visited with Mrs. Smiths
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