Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-04
d. Janss. physscian and surgeon.
See the new fall hats at Mrs. MOI


Dr.. Janss. physscian and surgeon.
. See the new fan hats at Mrs. Nor
rills.
tomorrow only we will sell Mennen's
Iaicum powder at two boxes for %
cents. The regular 25-cent box. Bee
Hive Department store.
A full car load of toys were received
at the Bee Hive Department Store this
morning. Christmas is coming, chill
dren. Get ready your letters to Santa
Claus.
You will be surprised at the shoe we
can give you for 49, Our Packard 8
shoe at that price is a world beater.
Bromley's Shoe Store, ITO East Main
street.
Mrs. Thomas Farrell was called to
oskaloosa Tuesday evening upon re-
ceipt of telegram announcing that her
grandson, Charley Snyder, son of Con-
ductor Frank Snyder, of the Central,
was very i'll.
Mrs. Lydia McNally left this morning
FOR Minneapolis, where she will remain
FOR two weeks, during which time she
viii be entertained by her friend, Mrs.
Nettie Thorpe. Mrs. McNally's trip is
one of business, and is made for the
purpose of securing, if possible, a bust
ness opening of some kind.
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/, The low rate excursion to Peoria via
the Iowa Central to witness the dedica-
dion of the old soldiers monument on
October 6 by President Mckinley and
the opening of the corn palace. A spe-
cial train will leave Marshalltown on
October 5 at 9:15 p. M Round trip
rate. $3.50. G.. S. Batty, G. p. and T. A.
One of the Centrals wrecking der
ricks was sent north to Belmond Tues.
day night in charge of Conductor
Cleary, where car belonging to one
of the branch freights had broken
down. The accident was a very slight
one. and required only few minutes
work with the derrick to replace it on
pair of trucks.
Mrs. w. NJ. Thompson went to Baxter
Tuesday evening, where this evening at
o'clock she will attend the marriage
of her niece, Miss Agnes Cool, to Mr.
John Work. Mr.. Thompson and daugh-
ter Miss Georgia. went to Baxter this
morning. The bride is quite we'll known
in Marshalltown. having visited at her
aunts home many times.
Councilman George w Harris, who
has been in the east for couple of
weeks, attending the municipal league
convention and visiting in New York.
arrived at home Tuesday night. Misses
Peryle and Florence Harris remained in
New York and will be absent month or
more. DIR. Harris reports a pleasant
trip and his visit to the league conven-
tion 'is a very profitable one.
Mrs Alkaline NJ Payne, of Nevada,
vas in the city Tuesdaey afternoon as
The guest Of Mrs. II. j. Howe leaving
Inter FOR Ottumwa, where this after
noon she WAS the guest of the Ottumwa
Women's Club delivering before the
club her paper on The Modern
Martha" which came into prominence
upon its first reading, before the state
federation OF womens clubs at Bur-
lington. early last May and later in the
same month before the members OF
Spinning Wheel Chapter. Daughters OF
the Revolution, in this city.
Miss Lulu Huffaker returned Tuesday
| svering from her ten days vacation
the most of which was spent in Sheri-
dan, Mo, with MISS Charlotte Jones
on her return Miss Huffaker spent q
few days in Dies Moines where she
lcalled upon Miss Mayme Campbell, who
has been for the past two weeks at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wellever
Miss Campbell seems improved since
she left Marshalltown in the summer
sier extreme Nervousness has disap-
Ezpeared aud she is cheerful and conf.
dent Of being we'll soon. Her physicians
say she viii have entirely recovered bs
Ie'hristmas, although she will be advised
lnot To reutrn 10 her school duties for
some time
Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Pegg hav,
ljust completed handsome new HON,
1 on their old homestead, four and one
halt miles northeast of the city. TIL,
home is one of the largest and mos
commodious in the county Tuesda,
evening about 200 guests We're enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. Pegg at hous,
/ warming. The furniture and carpet.
mad not been placed in the house, anc
50 the guests danced away into TIL,
might 80 the music of a string orches
ira a bountiful supper was served
aud the guests departed wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Pegg many years of happ,
4 life in the new home. Those presen
from this city We're Messrs. and Mes
Idames D. G. Wilbur, G. ID. Pegg, Ru
4 dolph Henry, j. O. Adams, w. f. Mich
5lolson Charles Baker e. Steepleton an,
~ +. Haas and Mr.. Albert Pegg.
Tuesday evening Mrs. w. b. Cottoms
lof 5o2 Woodbury. street, gave farewell
party to her mother. Mrs. Bryant Car
ter. and sister, Miss Julia Carter, o
lNeokuk, who Iave been visiting her 70
4 The past Two or three weeks. and VIII
expect soon 10 leave for their homs
quite an enjoyable time was had b
tabeut forty guests. Those in attend
4 ance We're Rev and Mrs. NJ. j. Burtor
Messrs. and Mesdames j. G. Wheeler
|. /. Bro@n. G. L. su.er, j. c. William:
*. j. Wright. l.. H. johnson, w Il
flippings; Mrs. I. c. Cottoms, Mrs c
Carter, Mrs. Grunds Mrs. Going.
Mrs Frederick Wright. of Sterling. Ill
Misses Hattie ard May Mayes, of New
ION; Della Howard, of Albion; Myrtl
land Flossie Wright, Anna William.
Mayrne and Eva cottoms; Messrs. A.
Harris. j Il Waters, Preston Cotton.
, Albert Walker and Clarence Carter
and Harry Greene, of Toledo.
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