Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-04

New fall styles Of hats at stern's.

New fall styles OF hats. at stern's.
Expert watch repairer, 1os East Main
Fine line of toilet soaps at sieg's. 1903
East Main.
Corn wanted by the Glucose Sugar
Refining Company. Highest market
price paid.
Remember the August clearance sale
at the Bromley Shoe Store, 40 East
Main street.
1t is not too late for fruit jars or fruit
jar holders. We have good supply of
both. A. e. Myers.
We have position for young man
desiring to study law. Address G. q j.,
care Times-Republican.
Watch for the big sale on pianos,
which will commence at Tuffree's music
house Monday, Aug. Z.
The Mckay common-sense waist and
hose supporters for misses and children.
Healthful and comfortable. Hoyt's De-
partment Store
No clue has been obtained to the men
who robbed the Stern clothing store.
The fellows who did that job We're evf-
IDENTIFY smooth enough to cover up their
tracks.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Williams went
to Iowa Falls this morning to visit
friends. Sunday, Rev. Fucker, of Al
bion, will I'LL Rev. Williams pulpit at
the Friends church.
A woman always has the last word,
and when a piano is wanted for the.
home she generally has both first and
last words. They invariably tell their
husbands to buy piano of Harlan
Bros, because they keep the best.
Misses Maizee Tuffree and Winifred
Cousins returned early this morning
from their California trip. They have
been away from home just a month and
spent most of the time with Miss Ida
Winters at Pasadena. Miss Tuffree will
go this evening to Clear Lake to spend
Sunday with her parents at their cot
tage.
Mr.. Evan Better, who for about thir-
ty years, prior to fifteen years ago, was
a resident of Marietta and of Marshall-
town, is visiting old friends and neigh
bors in this Vicinity. Mr. BETTER Is
now resident of Nebraska. He
dropped in on his friends unexpectedly
but nevertheless met with i hearty re-
ception.
Yet another party of campers will in
and spend week in the vicinity of
clay Bluffs. Chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. McNeely. they will be Misses
.aJl 7 Nf,E
Bowman, Harriette Van Derveer and
man, Harry Carr. Charles Fisher, Sam
Beeson and George Oleson.
Been swearing lately? Perhaps your
coal was not UP TO the standard or your
lumber was unsatisfactory. The moral
| is, buy your coal and lumber OF Frud-
den. Business is good with us for the
reason we have not advanced prices,
nor do we intend to. If you want to
be comfortable this winter, buy lumber
of us build you a house. and then let
| us furnish your coal, and you will not
say-you cannot say-iife is not worth
living.
One of the liveliest camps of the sea,
son saw its finish yesterday when ths
members Of Camp Glad Hand STRUCK
tents. With the frequent visits of rela
tives and lady friends through the da,
and the nightly arrival of Messrs G. c
Reynolds, Frank Ogle, l.. ID. Vitek, viii
cunningham and Al F'redlund, the owl.
found little peace. Elmer Ogle, Et
Lewis and Elmer Reynolds will, after {
| two weeks vacation. resume their du-
ties as fremen on the Central mex
Monday.
over a year ago large number OF
German carp placed in the cemeter.
4 lake We're taken therefrom and PLACED
in the Iowa river. The larger fish were
taken from the lake. IN order to givs
the small ones change to grow ane
1 thrive The fish are prolific breeder:
and fast growers. and as Il result of tn,
4 placing Of a large number in the rive
the waters of this stream are thick Will
them. Many are being caught by fish
i ermen. some of them weighing as higl
as two pounds. Opinion differs as t,
4 the quality of the meat Some seem I,
relish them. while others say the mea
lis coarse and that the fish are full o
bones.
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