Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-14

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a newline Of carpets just in at d. G..
Wilbur's.
The best blue flame kerosine stove Tor
the least money at Schmidt & Bourne.
Fort Rent-Two rooms over Pappe
Bros. clothing store. Inquire Carney &
Holt.
Attention knights Of Pythias-Work
in second rank tonight; also report
from grand lodge.
Misses Judith Cornell and Della Par
rett returned Sunday evening from
their weeks outing at Clear Lake.
Ladies' fast black silkateen hose. best
and most serviceable hosiery made. 30
cents pair. Hoyt's Department Store.
We have plenty of good sizes left in
our $1.98 ladies' shoes. We did not sell
them all in one day. Bromley Shoe
Store, no East Main street.
A good wash machine, a good wringes,
an ironing board. cloth drier and the
best waterproof wash line at Schmidt
& Bourne, the hardware men.
On account of the democratic state
convention at Des Moines the old reli-
able Northwestern line will sell round
trip tickets to Des Moines and return
from Marshalltown at s1.75.
Miss Katharyn Maxwell, of Chicago,
who has been in the city since the mar
riage week ago last Thursday of her
brother Mr.. Lloyd Maxwell, left this
afternoon on the Colorado special for
her home.
Mrs. NJ. Forbes and grandson, Earl
Langdon, OF Chicago, who have been in
the city SIX weeks visiting the formers
son, Mr.. /. T. Forbes, and family, left
Saturday night at 10:40 for ST. Paul and
Superior, where they will visit relatives
before returning to their home.
Motor Car No. 4, with summer car
attached, in charge of Motorman Will
Roe and Conductor Fahey, at about $50
o'clock Sunday evening, was disabled
on the North Third street switch on ac-
count of the breaking of the trolley
stand. The car had to be taken to the
barn for repairs.
A 1erailment on the Central's Bel
mond branch. between Belmond and
Kanawha, Saturday evening, shook up
things little and resulted in the killing
of a horse belonging to Contractor John
Herbert, of this city. The horse was be-
ing shipped from Belmond to assist in
the work of grading on the extension.
The exodus from the city to camps
along the river has been particularly
marked this year. Another party went
out Sunday, being composed of Messrs.
John DERRICK Charles Dixon, Ray Nc
Coy John Anderson, Charles West and
Earl Fetters. The camp was pitched
near Stanley's mill and a week Will be
spent in fishing and other sports.
Mrs. j. NJ Holt arrived home Satur-
day evening on the Colorado special
from Mortified, VT, where she has been
visiting since about June 1 with rela-
tives and friends at her old home. She
was accompanied to the city by Mrs.
N. j. Balloch. of Windsor, VT. mother
of Mrs. E. N. Holt, who will remain
at her daughters home for about a
year.
The talk of the city is that the Bee
| Hive has a reputatio of giving its Gus
toners the benefit of any bargain they
may pick up. Having bought a large
stock of blankets before the advance
| in material. and they having arrived
| they will give the public the benefit o
| the low prices in a big advance sale o.
blankets. Do not fail to see these good.
as they Will do you good.
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Our seyen-day clearance sale on la
dies and gents summer tan shoes wa!
| q great success. Saturday was the frs
day and we were unable to wait upor
1everybody. But we did the best W,
Der You have only six more days IL
icertainly never have another opportun
lity to buy such goods for the none,
as we are offering in this sale. Boston
Shoe Store, Ingledue and Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McNeely and tn
party they We're chaperoning. Misse
/ Harriet Van Derveer. Lulu Lawrence
/ Mable Bowman, nellie Vogel an
Edith Seamans and Messrs. Charlie
Fisher Walter Merryman, Harry Car,
/ George Oleson and Sam Beeson, brok
camp up the river this morning and re
/ turned to the city. That the camp wa
la popular one is shown by the fact tina
during the week 1T was Inhabited owe
4 $50 visitors We're entertained.
The Centrals steam shovel left tn
city today to begin work on gradint
Engine No. 10, one of the Pittsbur
ten wheelers, that has been in the shoI
for a general overhauling, was OF
Sunday for limbering up. No. 6.
switch engine for the Marshal,tow
yards. is out and at work, and No.
another switch engire, is in the shoI
for new firebox. No. "A IS also in tt
shops and will be given a general ovel
hauling as is No. &C.. which is to have
new firebox and general repairs.
|, Mr.. George H. Marsh. of the Elgil
Joliet 4 Eastern road, who has been
the city week visiting his wife, who
spending the summer at the home {
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wilbu
, left Saturday evening for his home. NJ
; Marsh says that short absence frol
Marshalltown makes one reel more an
more the truth of the time honOre