Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-24
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

THE CITY in BRIEF
Notice Pappe Bros window.
Abstracts, loans. B. F. Cummings.
Sun bonnets, Is cents, at Schobert's.
New fall suits are arriving at Pappe
Bros.
Fancy velvets for dress trimmings at
Newcomers.
See the new line of all overs at Lee
& Benedict's.
Eight-cent outing fannels for cents.
Archie Parker.
Pappe Bros line of 5O-cent shirts is
the best in town.
Get Bullock's prices on Junior gaso-
line stoves. They are right,
Some special values in linen cloths,
napkins to match, at Schoberts.
II. E. Simkins. undertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoffice.
Don't miss the sale Saturday. Every
twentieth sale free at the Boston Store
Remember the watermelon social on
the Universalist church lawn this eve
ming.
Pretty all over silk tucking with val.
insertion in white and colorS at New
comer's.
You may be the twentieth one at the
Boston Store Saturday and your sale
would be free.
Closing out stock-Hair goods, cos
metic and shell, at reduced prices.
Nine Rema Ill East Main.
Wanted-A responsible party for our
agent in Marshalltown. Address Union
Brewing Company, Peoria, Ill.
Clearing out stock-Hair goods, cos
metics and shell goods at reduced
prices. Nine. Rema, Ill East Main.
Manager j. W. Shriver, of the Acme
Life. is confined to his room at the Pill
grim, suffering from an attack of ma
larial fever
This has been the annual field day at
Conrad and a number have been in at
tendance from here, although not near
lily SO many as in years past.
Miss Jennie Stnson is back at Lee &;
Benedict's again. after a two weeks va
lcation. most of which, in company with
her mother was spent in Buda, III.
Mrs. A. e. Thurston and daughter
/ Winnifred, of Castleton, n. D.. arrived
in the city this morning to visit Mrs.
4 Louie Ogden and Mrs Kittie Rolston.
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!! Mrs. Harry Dubois went this morn
ling to Montezuma, where her husband
has engaged in the laundry business
land where they will make their home.
We especially invite all visitors from
surrounding towns to see our line OF
/ dress goods. which is the largest and
finest ever brought to this city. Lee &
benedict.
Miss Harriet Birdsall. principal of the
Arnold ward, arrived in the city this
morning from Clinton. although the
Imost of her vacation has been spent in
4 Trenbealeau, Wis.
Mrs. VIC. Woodwork is suffering
sIfrom a recurrence of her attack of app
lpendicitis. and has been confined to hei
bed for several days. though she is
more comfortable today.
Just received, a fine line of hail
goods from one of the leading importer:
of New York Will discount any price:
lon this class of goods. Aida A. Wheel
er, over loo West Main.
Master Edwin Mack, aged s. son o
Mr. and Mrs. +. y. Mack, left for MI
Pleasant Wednesday evening. where h
will become a student of the school Q
the Holy Rosary convent.
Mrs. Margaret Frisbie arrived HON
"Wednesday evening from Eldora, wher
she has been for several weeks carin
for her father, the late Vincent Brown
whose death occurred last Saturday.
Mr. b. W. Sinclair went TO De
Moines this morning and met his wifi,
who has been in Colfax for a few day.
With Mir. and Mrs. Il. L. Emery. the
have been guests today of Mr.. and Mr..
r. Tone.
Special sale prices on gasoline stove
lawn mowers. rubber hose and in fac
everything in the line of summer good
The prices are right and the goods mo,
ing. Fill your wants before the line
broken. d. j. Bullock.
A new book which has been put c
the library shelves this week and whio
will be of general interest is the recen
ly published volume of letters write
by Dreyfus to his wife and extendir
over the entire period of his incarcer;
ton until May, 80.
Mr. and Mrs. Leason Hutson,
Union, We're among the may visitors
the city Wednesday to attend the exc
cises attendant upon the dedication
the new lodge building of Goethe Lodg
II. O. o. F. They We're the guests du
ing the day of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. HUI
son.
M.. and Mrs. j. A. Barnes and NJ
and Mrs. Frank Smalley returned fro
s. Toledo Wednesday evening, where tn.
n had been on account of the arrest
4 the former on a charge of perjury
swearing to the age Of Mr.. Small,
when a license to wed was granted hil
The case was tried Wednesday afte
noon and was dismissed.
Mr.. Frank C. Walrath, of Des Moint
in who has been in the city for month
re- the employ of the Central as stem
de grapher in the office of Acting Gener
of Manager ]. n. Tittemore, returned
~ his home today. Mr. Walrath is one