Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-06
Trouserings at Hopkins.

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Trouserings at Hopkins
Abstracts. loans. B. F. Cummings.
Apron sale at the Boston Store this
week.
Pappe Bros. are Marshalitown's best
,lothiers.
Fouhs Bros. and willie Dunn" golf
clubs at d. ]. Bullock's.
Wanted-A young lady to learn the
trade. Arthur Wall.
Call and see the new velvet dog coll
lar belts at the Boston Store.
Colored cheviots, nice qualities, so
cents a yard. Hoyt's Department
Store.
The best fit, latest styles, best work
and lowest prices in suits. Brennecke,
Ia East Main.
DR.. M. U. Cheshire. physician. surgeon
and gynecologist. Office in Brennecke
block. opposite court house.
wanted-Cook at poor farm. Apply
to w. B. Williams. 307 North First
street, or w. E. Tomlinson at county
poor farm.
desire to inform all golf players that
have and shall carry in stock COM
plete line of the celebrated Willie
Dunn" golf clubs. ID. j. Bullock.
Miss Helen Loveland, who has been
spending her summer vacation here,
left this morning for Sioux City, where
she teaches English in Morningside Col
lege.
Just received, fine line of hair
goods from one of the leading importers
of New York. Will discount any prices
on this class of goods. Aida A. Wheel
er, over LOG West Main.
Superintendent c. w. Huntington and
Trainmaster E. E. Kerwin, of the Cen
trail, went to Hampton Tuesday evening
on the business car Iowa, and today
made trip over the extension work of
the company.
The annual reunion Of the Columbi-
ana (Ohio) county colony and their de-.
scendants now living in this locality
will be held at the Soldiers Home
Wednesday, September 10. Columbiana
county people are invited to be present
II. e. Simkins, President.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hodges, of Hamp-
ton, spent Tuesday in the city, leaving
on the Colorado special in the evening
for FIT. Collins, Col, where they will Wis
it their daughter, Mrs. Frank Starks,
formerly of Hampton. who is con-
sumptive and has been at FIT. Collins
for the past ten months on account of
her health.
Express Messenger Chad Baker, OF
the Adams. who runs on the Centrars
trains Nos. and 2, is taking vacation
of a week, and, in company with his
wife, passed through the city Tuesday
evening en- route to Clarinda, where he
will visit his parents. The visit is par
TALLY made on account of the Illness OF
Mr.. Bakers father.
Have you noticed the show window at
the Hawkeye? 1t is a sight that the
ladies enjoy. for on display are the
prettiest line of dressing sacques that
have ever been shown in Marshalltown
i Then the bath robes are handsome anc
dainty. Stop and examine them. fol
there is nothing finer anywhere. Re
member they are sold only at tn.
4 Hawkeye.
The fast backing of Northwestern
freight train past the depot Tuesda.
\ evening during the time of arrival o
\ the evening trains came near causing
terrible accident. Several people did no
Isee the train and attempted to cross, a
the Central from the north had jus
pulled in. One man especially had
4 close call and missed being struck b.
/ only a few inches.
4 Sheriff Mcpherson went to Mt. Pleas
ant today. in charge of George w. Cor
poran and William ID. Mahana, two O
the old soldiers from the Home VIII
We're before the insanity commission tn
iother day. Mr.. j. l.. Hole accompanie
the sheriff to assist him with the pa
TENTS. Marius Fuller another old sol
der, will be taken to the independence
asylum Thursday, as his former HON
was in the Independence district.
The largest month in the way
earnings in the history of the Iowa Ger
trail. is the record made during Angus
as shown by the approximate statemeY
4 of earnings just issued from the offie
! of General Auditor WATSON. Furth.
y than that, the earnings show that Aus
\ ust has exceeded any other month sin,
h operation of the road was begun by ii
n magnificent sum of $4,000. The al
proximate for the last week shows Il
earnings to have been ss3,7S1.l7, again
sTs.274.59, an increase of s15,O26.5S ov
the corresponding week of last yea
! For the month the earnings were s22;
495.1s. against s194,543.29. an increase
y S2S, 950.S9 over August, 1898.
A little misrepresentation on the pa
of complaining witness, Mrs. Eva III
I NECK, of Ferguson. caused the arrest
r Justice of the Peace Louis Hiatt,
K Grenecastle township, also agent for t
e Milwaukee road at Ferguson; Cal HUI
!. son. constable; w. Hulsizer, John w
: son and Lou Gaunt, all residents
S Ferguson. The defendants in the ca
We're arrested by Constable Leech
). this city, with charge of riot plac
! against their names. The entire trout
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