Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-22
gurng ua 1894
Abstracts. loans. B. F. cummings.

Lamps LOT everybody at tAe As@SASs
store
Black wool dress skirts from s1.Ss up
at Newcomers.
Pears. peaches and plums today at
Reynolds, Watson & Co.'S.
Wanted-Apprentice girls who know
sewing, at Mrs. Benjamin's.
House for rent and furniture for sale
j. j. Roe, Ill West Grant st.
We have another supply of those hon.
ey-cured hams and breakfast bacon. A.
e. Myers.
The most complete line of children's
and youths clothing in the city. Far
rand & Clifford.
Have you seen the golden oak side
boards at d. C. Wilburs? Call in and
we will be pleased to show them to you.
The reason we are doing the business
lis because we have the goods and are
making the prices. D. C. Wilbur, Bee
Hive furniture department.
For Sale-Two residences. one located
212 South Third street, the other 511
North Center street. Enquire of M. j.
Rodney or E. NJ. Williams at office OF
Mccormick Harvestering Machine
Company.
One of the old landmarks of South
Third avenue-the flag shanty of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS removed today
from it's site, where it has stood for
over twenty years. and sent to Grand
Junction, where it will be used by the
company as telegraph station.
1t may require some time, but sooner
or later people find the store that sells
the best shoes for the least money. f.
w. Stubs has a we'll selected stock OF
shoes, bought especially for the trade
in this city and county. OF course, he
would not refuse to sell parties residing
in other counties.
The Peoria Herald Transcript of re-
cent date prints lengthy sketch OF
Mr.. Charles C. Gilman, of this city, as
we'll as an excellent likeness of the vel
known railroad contractor. The sketch
covers his career from the time he be.
came assistant engineer of the Iowa
Central until the present. when he is
constructing a new railroad into Pc
oria.
Rev. F. w. Parsons and Mr.. John w
Wells went to Eldora this morning
where they will attend the forty-secone
annual convention of the Iowa Valley
Baptist Association, of which Mr.. Wells
is moderator. The convention began al
II o'clock this afternoon and continues
over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. I. i. Was
son will go to Eldora this evening te
be present at the Saturday and Sunday
sessions.
Mr.. John l.. Starman, chief of the fire
department of Cedar Rapids, on Thurs.
day sent an invitation to the fire de-
partment of Marshalltown to partici.
pate in the first. or firemen's day, of the
carnival, which is to be held in tha
city beginning October 2. The program
Will be devoted wholly to the firemeI
of the state and it will be miniature
carnival in other words. 1t is quit
proba Bile that the firemen from this cit!
will attend and that the champion rae
ling team, the Frank G. Pierces. will b
present to compete In the events.
An amusing incident occurred earl
Thursday morning at the home of Nj. NJ
EGarvey, when John Garvey entered III
room of his brother, Mr. Ed GarveS
land breathlessly whispered TO him tina
The was positive q man was in the house
Mr.. Garvey Immediately jumped frof
his bed, prepared TO drive out the in
4 truder, when the laughter of the house
] hold made him aware that he was tn
Imam himself, as it was the dawn of hi
l2lst anniversary. Even this reminder
3 however. did not make him suspicion
SIof any festivities and he was genuinel
surprised when number of his youn
4 gentlemen friends Joined him at
lio'clock dinner. They were Messrs. Ro
i WATSON, Charles Talbot, Glenn Bower
Will Games. Charles Duffield, Clyd
! Hood and Fred Van Week.
Big line of cotton blankets at New
corners.
Would Not,