Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-28

JAsdIH lJI0nuy, Juxuds -
Abstracts. loans. y. F. Cummings.
See the new mouse traps at Schmidt
& Bourne's.
Pappe Bros school pants at 50 cents
are just the thing.
Have you seen that extra fine enam-
eled ware in Schmidt & Bourne's east
window?
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan,
Reynolds. Watson & Co., Lester sun
dell. ]. H. sundell and w. H. Evans.
Wanted Twenty-fiv men to husk
corn at the new canning factory
Twelfth avenue and Iowa Central
tracks.
The medium weight trouserings that
Hopkins is showing are dandies, the
cream of the eastern markets, and at
such popular prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. William scribner, resid-
ing six miles northwest of the city, are
entertaining a daughter at their home,
who arrived Saturday.
Mr.. Halsey French went to Ottumwa
Sunday evening to. be ready for the
opening of the Ottumwa high school
where he will teach the branches of
chemistry and physics.
Mother Frances, of ST. Mary's insti-
tute, went to Ottumwa Saturday even
ing, where she will remain a few days
on business. During her absence she
will be the guest of the sisters of st,
Joseph's convent.
Mr.. Frederic Murphy and sister, Miss
Marie Lamour, who are to be In the city
in IA Wise Woman will be enter
tanned during their stay by Mrs. Henry
Stone, who was a former teacher OF the
young people at Danville, Ill. Mrs.
Stone will be hostess at a luncheon af-
ter the performance Tuesday evening.
Saturdays Des Mones Capital says:
The friends of Harry l.. Sloan. of the
Letts-Fletcher Company, Marshalltown,
will be gratif1ed to learn that he was
last night elected general manager to
succeed Col. Frank C. Let's, who be-
comes general manager of the Western
Brokerage Association at Chicago Mr..
Sloan is one of the rapidly developing
business leaders of the state.
Miss Nettie Ingledue, who has been
spending the past two months travelling,
arrived home at 5:35 o'clock Saturday
evening via the Great Western. Miss
Ingledue's trip was a most pleasant one
and was spent principally with friends
in Los Angeles. San Diego, Portland
| and Seattle, the return journey being
- 4 "a la
lLaShalle, one of the young ladies to ac-
company Miss Ingledue, is still in Los
Angeles, but will be home in about a
week.
| The mystery concerning the home
going of Mrs. Margaret Morton, mother
| of Mrs. w. L. Smith, mention OF which
was made in these columns, Saturday,
has been solved. Her ticket had been
purchased for Brighton and she was to
go from there home to Washington.
When Wright, a little station this side
lof Oskaloosa, was reached, Mrs. Morton
asked if it We're Brighton and the con-
lductor not understanding her answered
lit was. The train had no sooner left the
station than she realized her mistake
She then took the Belle Paine branch OF
the C. & N W. to Atwood and thence
via the Rock Island, went home te
/ Washington, arriving there at o'cloci
that evening.
i Mrs. A. N. Garfield, of Washington
I'D. c., former Marshalltown lady. Il
i in the city for a months visit with he
4 brother Mr. G. r. Haas, and other rela
4 tives. Mr. Garfield will leave Washing
4 ton about the 9Th of September. and vii
remain in Marshalltown couple o
weeks. Some time during the stay o
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield in the city q re
union of the Haas and Garfield familie
will be held at the Soldiers Home
There were four sisters and three broth
ers of the Haas family of children. an
all are living. They are, besides Mrs
Garfield and Mr.. G. r. Haas, Mrs. {
NJ. Brown and Mrs. John Galloway, Q
this city; Mrs Mart Houghton, of Gal
va; Messrs. j. c. Haas, of Union. an
J. l.. Haas, of Brookfield, Mo.
John Coffey, a farmer. arrested by OF
ficer Hanson Saturday night upon com
= iplaint of Robert kirkland, who charge
:. him with intoxication, was befor
Mayor Pierce this morning and settle
by paying the costs. t. Johnson, {
Tama, arrested by Officer Clark, ais
paid the costs this morning. ID. l.. Oar
y ford of Gilman, arrested by Office
9 Weaver. paid the costs, as did also
: OConner, arrested by Officer Weave
r and X. Fahlen. arrested by Officer
Clark and Weaver. j. Bggony an
: Sam Kelley. arrested by Officers Clar
> and Kurz: T. Agen and George Murra
q arrested by Clark and Weaver, and
. Clarity arrested by Officer Weave
!, We're given work sentences. Ofic,
Weaver also arrested Andrew Waldo
: dynamo engineer at the Pilgrim, upon
q charge of intoxication.
u Miss Ida Ewald, Of Waterloo, pass,
n through the city Saturday evening
route to Des Moines. and to a report
y gave the information that Mr.. AnC
Anderson, of this city, is in quite q sc
4. ious way as a result of paralysis.
40 was first stricken week ago Sunda
~ but at that time the attack was We
m mild and was confines to the muscl
az of one side of his face. Saturday, ho'
-, ever, while at the j. u. Winning
N tailor shop, where he has been Ell
ly ployed, he became worse and had to
Ia carried to his room. The paralys
re seems to be creeping and fears are e
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