Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-26

EDITORIAL RooMs...-.. 4 Q
Announcements of church and society en-
tertalnments. secular meetings. cards OF
thanks.' obituary resolutions. and similar
notices. will be charged AT the rate OF cents
per line for each insertion.
ITHE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.
DR.. Migheli. surgeon and physician.
Abstracts, loans. B. F. Cummings.
All the Chicago daily papers for sale
by Van Derveer & La Shelle.
Plaids for children's school dresses 10
and 121s cents. NJ. F. Andrews.
Golf cap sale at Pappe Bros this
evening. Twenty-Five cents buys them.
Mems fast black socks, three pairs
for % Genus. Aoyt's Department Store.
Golden oak sideboards and bedroom
sets at the Bee Hive furniture depart
ment.
Twenty-one by forty-five-inch heavy
cotton buck towel for cents. NJ. f..
Andrews.
Miss Edna Wildman has been con-
fined to her home for several days past
with illness.
Stop at Pappe Bros. window this
tevening and see the newest plaid golf
caps for only % cents.
Closing out prices on my entire line
lof hair goods, shells and cosmetics.
Nine. Rema, III East Main street.
The spiritualists are putting up tents
on North Third street, preparatory to
the annual campmeeting, which will be-
gin next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Mendenhall and
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peckham went to
LeGrand this morning to attend the
Friends quarterly meeting.
Call on William Battin for safe fire
and endowment insurance and for farm
loans at low rate of interest.
| Pretty line of dress trimmings in all
overs, brocaded velvets, fancy silks in
corded and plain, tucked silks with
val lace, etc, just received at Newcom-
er's.
We are sole agents for gas house coke.
Its a money saver. Marshall Coal &
| Ice Company, offices 2og East Main and
South Third avenue. Telephones old
and new.
4 Miss Addie Coates, of Green Noun
tain, spent Friday in the city with Mrs
Harry Stoddart, leaving this morning
4 for Cheyenne, Wyo.. where she will
teach this year.
/ DO not fail to attend our August
clearance sale. We have plenty of good
bargains left in our sl.9s ladies' shoes
4 former price So and $50. Bromley's
Shoe store, 40 East Main street.
/ The members of Hoyt's "A Mill
Whita Flag" company arrived in tbs
city this morning from Cedar Rapids
The company goes to Des Moines from
here, spending Sunday in the capita
city.
We have opened up our smoking ant
reading room in the rear of our cisal
store, where our patrons may enjoy {
good cigar and read the latest period
eais and daily papers. NanDerveer s
4 LaShelle.
The condition of little May Haas who
twas severely injured Thursday evening
lis improved today and it is thought she
viii recover. The only danger now, i
Is thought, will be from possible at
tack OF pertonitis.
Miss Susie Hill. of Newton. who ha.
been student at the normal institute
left for her home Friday evening. Mis-
Hill Will begin her school at LeGran,
Ion Sept. 4. and will have charge of tn
intermediate department.
Mr. David Lcnnox and two men wen
ito Des Moines this morning. where the.
will remain during the state fair for tn
purpose of making their exhibit of tn
Lennox gas engines and furnaces at tn
Iowa manufacturers building.
f. II. Longshore. an old soldier fror
oskaloosa, was brought TO the city Fri
day evening and taken TO the Soldiers
Home hospital where he will receiv
!. treatment. Mr.. Longshore is sufferin
from a very bad case of erysipelas.
II
Some one has discovered that Rud
yard Kipling bears a striking resem
blanee to Governor Roosevelt, of Ne,
York. F'litton's laundry does not re
semble any other laundry work done i
this city, because it is done better.
Z We are sole agents for the celebrate
! Pekay coal For the Akron, Iowa Kin
| or any other good soft coal furnac
| it gives excellent satisfaction. Marsha
| Coal & Ice Company, Offices POP Eas
! Main and South Third avenue. Tcle
] phones old and new.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Mcbride arrive
| home on the Colorado special Frida
I evening from their delightful trip of fly
| weeks, which has been spent ar Maclsi
mac Island, Chicago, st. Paul and Du
luth. The trip south was made on tn
! Mississippi as far as Clinton.
Miss r. Lou Willcuts, of Gilman, VIII
has been in attendance at the norma
went TO Gilman Friday evening, an
4 will make her home for the coming yea
with her uncle, Mr.. Eli Willcuts. Mis-
I Willcuts Will teach Greencastle town
ship school No. s, west of Gilman.
Herm McCaw, who is travelling fe
the Kicker Soap Company, of Milwar
kee, arrived in the city this mornin
.. from a three months trip throughol
1 Wisconsin. He had the good fortune
\ just miss the recent New Richmond c.