Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-21
Dr.. JAMS. pnysician and surgeon.
Abstracts, loans. B. F. Cumming,

DE-. Janss. physician and surgeon.
Abstracts. loans. B. F. Cummings.
Take your laundry to Flitton. He will
do it up right.
Attend the opening Tuesday night.
The Pantorium.
The finest and best watch work is
done at Hellberg's.
Remember the horse sale at Finkle's
Wednesday at p. m.
Elegant line Of fall trimmings just re-
ceived at Lee & Benedict's.
Everybody is going to the opening OF
the Pantorium Tuesday night.
We want everybody to attend our
opening Tuesday night. The Panto-
rum.
My new fall stock of suitings will
soon arrive. Wait for something mob
by. Arthur Wall.
You want our summer underwear; we
make them go. Archie Parker.
For a new line of white enameled
kitchen ware and for the best antitrust
chamber pail see Schmidt & Bourne.
Horse sale-Fifty mares and horses.
mostly 2 and S-year-olds, for sale
"Wednesday at p. m. at Finkle's feed
yard.
Mrs. Olive Bristol, the aged mother
of Train Dispatcher j. G. Bristol, of the
Central, left for Oskaloosa Saturday
evening and will make her home for an
indefinite time with her son.
Travelling Passenger Agent Charles S..
Walters, of the Central, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Oskaloosa in charge OF
the company's Office there, Agent White.
being absent on a visit to Clear Lake,
where his wife is for short stay.
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| Mrs. c. Zimmerman, of Marengo, who
| has been in the city for few days, or
during the Illness and death of her
niece, the late Rosa Miller, left for her
Ihome Saturday evening. Mrs. Zimmer
man was not able to remain for the fu-
neral, having been summoned home.
| Mrs. S. G.. Lutz. little daughter Vera
and Miss Anna Foreman returned Sat-
lurday from three weeks visit in Den
liver, Colorado Springs. Manitou and
| Cripple Creek. Mrs. B. f. Foreman,
who accompanied them, remained in
| Cripple Creek with her son, Mr.. e. S.
Foreman. If the climate agrees with
her she will probably not return home
for number of months.
Gen. r. G. Dyrenforth, of Washing
ton, d. c., national commander of the
Union Veterans Union. accompanied by
| his staff. and Brig. Gen. l.. NJ. Lang
lstaff, of Dubuque, department comman-
der of Iowa, accompanied by the mem-
! bers of his staff. passed through the
| city this morning on the Great Western
train, en- route to Des Moines to attend
1.-THE national encampment of the organi-
/ cation.
! At the fashionable high-priced sea-
side resorts. way down east, many OF
the visitors are like the waves of the
sea, arrive in great style, but go away
broke. Iowa people can go to Clear
/ Lake without any such danger. Low
4 rate excursion to Clear Lake, special
train Sunday, Aug. %, VIA Iowa Central
4 account of Musical Festival. Round
"trip rate, SIPS. H. l.. Laird, c. c., G. p
4. D., Marshalltown Ia.
/ Mr.. Roy WATSON, who has been visit
! ing in the city few days with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. l. WATSON, lef
Sunday evening on the Colorado spe.
cial for Sterling, Col. where he has
been located for few months on the
f. A. Harris ranch. Mr.. WATSON ac
companed his son west as far as Boone
where he took the Central's overland
limited for Chicago, where he will re.
main today on Iowa Central business.
Uncle Tommy Swearingen, of Albion
was in the city Saturday looking aftel
some business matters while on his wa,
home from a trip to Chicago, where h,
2 accompanied four car loads of fattenet
$ cattle. Mr.. Swearingen sold the entir
: number, seventy-siX head, on Thurs
days markets at $3.50. If he had got tn
animals there the day before the.
would have brought him S6.10, the mar
: ket having dragged a little afte
. Wednesday,.
e Tomorrow Cruesday). Aug. %. E. w
!, WINERY leaves for Sykeston, n. d
9 with a party of landseekers. Thos
: who think of investing in lands ther
!, are anxious to see what may be pro
II daced and will accompany Mr.. Win
e cry on his trip At the rate wild land !
selling in that section there will be yer
little, if any, left in two years at til
. outside. Join the party, see the cour
try and then determine whether or nc
: you want to invest.
i Master Willie and Miss Beulah Syn
If ington, son and daughter of DIR. r.
ID Symington, of Ackley, arrived in IL
$ city today and will visit until tomorro
s. at the home of their cousins, the fan