Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-07
DR.. Getz, surgeon ana physician.


at Stern's.
Girl wanted to work in kitchen. sun
dells Cafe.
DIR. Nichols, physician and surgeon,
los East Main.
Have your fall suit cleaned and
pressed at Flitton's.
See our calendars for 1900. They are
fine. Lusby & Co, stationers.
Down comforters cheaper than you
can make them at NJ. F. Andrews
Enter Business College, day or even
ing, with those beginning Monday.
Merchant tailor suits and overcoats at
ready made prices. See our stock.
Stern.
Ready made fleeced wrappers from
So cents up. A big line of them, at
Newcomers.
+. H. Evans, of Tho firm of Belden &
Evans. shirt manufacturers, of Mime
apolis, is in the city.
We offer tonight large line of la
dies street hats, regular s1.25 cent quail
ity for IS cents each. Hoyts Depart
ment Store.
Acting General Manager j. n. Title
more of the Central, went to Chicago
Friday night for a brief stay on COM
pany business.
During our removal sale next week
we will sell Lenox, White Russian and
Santa Claus soap at nine bars for %
cents. Idso & Wilhau, 100 East Main.
See the new comforts made of silko-
line and satteen, filled with laminates
cotton. They are light and thick and
cheaper than they can be made, at
Newcomers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Miller and daugh-
tiers, Misses Louise and Mabel, drove to
IaMoille this morning and will spend a
few days visiting the family of Thomas
Kimball and other friends
Good looks are more closely connect
ed with stylish millinery than many
people suppose. Mrs. Morrill, has re-
ceived her fall and winter stock of mill
linery and it is the prettiest in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. McCaw and chill
dren, GLADYS and Donald. returned to
Boone Friday evening. They had been
called to the city by the death of Mrs.
/ McCaw's father, Capt. II. III. White
mack
MIR. and Mrs. r.. r. Glenn and Mr.. and
Mrs Ira Fathers went 70 Tama this
morning. where, on the 18th inst, they
will attend the golden wedding ami
/ versarg of MIR. and Mrs Il. NJ. Glenn.
parents of Mr. Glen and Mrs. Fathers.
| At the home Of Miss Carolyn Andrews
1.-THE following young people enjoyed an
informal evening Friday. Misses jean
net.e Van Week, Charlotte Whitton
and Anna Woodwortii, of Monroe, La;
4 Messrs. Harry Waterman, Will Eames
tGharles Dutiield and Fred Van Week
We have rented our East Main stree
store and viii remove the stock 10 oul
store on North First avenue. Begin
fnng Monday, October Q. and continuing
Ian week We viii inaugurate a Crane
clearing sale of all groceries. Remem
Der the place and watch this paper 70
prices. Idsoa & William, 1o5 East Mali
street.
The LeGrand Banner Hour is surpass
lfacturers. the agents in this city, Ham
tmond & Benedict, being almost unabl
ito supply the demand, which is increas
ling daily and may necessitate enlarginl
the mill Hammond x Son are manu-
featuring Il brand of flour equal to an,
I'm the state.
Messrs. William and Sanford c
Leech, and the latter's family. OF Pick
ering. Mo, who have been in the cit
"a week. or more. visiting al the home q
MIR. s. y. Leech, and with LeGrand rel
i Eatives, and attending the reunion of tn
t Second Iowa Cavalry. of which bot
. brothers We're members, departed tn
morning for their home.
Bill Sellers, eolored, was before Jus
!, tice Burritt this morning upon chars
of assault with intent TO do great boo
4 lily injury. John Dudika, whom he a.
saulted last week in a quarrel. was II
complaining witness. The evidence d
not justify Sellers being held on so Sc
i ious a charge and the case was di
d missed Another warrant was issue
s however. for assault and battery, al
g the hearing VIII be set for some d.
next week.
i
V Since we commenced selling the r
!, gent $3.50 shoe for men bout a We
IS and a half ago people who are at
j. observing have no doubt noticed I
ss great struggle our competitors ha
g made 10 get Il shoe 10 match
Several $3.50 shoes have been put up
the market since that time, but nc
: withstanding this the sales daily
= crease on the Regent $50 shoe
lf men, which is for sale only by us. |
- sledue e Young, Boston Shoe Store.
I'd Mrs. b. a. Morgan left this morni
I'd for Monmouth, H., whore she will l
main until after the Sipher Meek
wedding. Mr.. Meeker expects to lea
v Sunday morning at 1:l5 and will
q followed Tuesday morning by MIR. a
IN Mrs j. f. Meeker. of this city a
On daughter Mrs. r. w. Rowe, of Broo
n Ign, n. Y Wednesday morning at i
ne Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Huntington. \
or and Mrs. T. j. Fletcher and Mr. b.
Morgan will leave for Monmouth to
nd tend the wedding.
he The dispatches from Des Moines
IS. day tell of deserved honor which
on been conferred on Mrs. Lora c. 81
,ht nett of this city, by the w G. T. U.
or. the state. AS one of delegation
nd three, Mrs Bennett has been chosen
attpp6 the International convention