Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-11
DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.

DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
New silks for waists at Newcomers.
Flitton win do your laundry work and
do 1t right.
Try those fancy honey-cured hams
and bacon. A. e. Myers
Order your picnic groceries Of Adams,
216 East Main. He makes speciality
in that line.
Fancy pillow tops, damask and hand
tinted, with cords to match. Hoyt's De-
partnent Store.
Pretty new fancy work in pillow tops.
Battenberg patterns, Marie Antoinette
work, etc., at Newcomers.
Reynolds, Watson & Co. carry the
very best of mixed spices, stick CHINA
mon, whole cloves, etc., at SO West Main
street.
Write out what you need in the gro
Gerry line for your picnic and bring your
order to us. We will fill it satisfactori-
I ~. A. E. Myers.
We are closing out all our summer
goods, suits, straw hats and neckwear.
goods. but we need the room for fall
goods. Genuine bargains. Come and
! see. Farrand & Clifford.
Did you know that E. e. Harlan had
the best bicycle repair shop in the city :?
All the latest tools for doing fine work,
and he guarantees everything will be
done in first-class manner. If your
wheel runs hard take 1t to Harlan and
let him overhaul it.
Miss Mae Hartsuch, of Abba, who is
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Beebe,
was the honored guest at dinner par
lty given Thursday evening by her host
and hostess. Covers We're laid for
Messrs Harry, Elmer and Charles Ed
ridge and their families, Miss Lizzie
Mitchell, of Gladbrook, and Mr.. Roy
! Beebe.
! Mr.. Edward Adams, of New York.
| who has been in the city a few weeks
| in charge of the annual audit of the
| Iowa Central's books, left Thursday
might for New York, having completed
his share of the work. The entire audit
is not yet completed, however. and will
be finished under the direction of Mr..
f. S. White.
Il
Misses Mae yogel and Looloo Page
returned Thursday evening from a five
weeks visit in Denver at the home of
the formers uncle, Mr.. Theodore vo-
gel on the afternoon of Thursday,
Aug. 8, they attended the wedding of
Mr.. Vogel's daughter, Miss Evelyn Vo-
Salt Lake City.
Frank Nelson, a laborer, and Lettie
lCampbell. the latter a colored cook en-
ployed at the st. Charles Hotel, were
before Mayor Pierce yesterday upon a
4 charge of disorderly conduct. having
been arrested by Officer Clark at the
Fourth ward school house grounds. The
defendants were discharged upon pay
ment of the costs
s Cards We're issued today by Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Fisher for the wedding or
Thursday, Aug. "a. of their only daugh-
:. ter, Miss Winifred Blanche. TO Mr.. Os-
lear f. Monteith. The ceremony will bt
at S O'clock in the evening at st. Paul's
: church and reception will follow at the
residence. After Oct. ] Mr.. and Mrs
Monteith will be at home at 1869 Ken,
gilmore avenue. Buena Park ILL.,
The report of the approximate earn
- ings of the Iowa Central for the las
week in July, as issued from the offic,
of General Auditor T. j, WATSON, show.
that the road earned s61,354.O5, agains
I s45,6f0.SS for the same period of las
.lsyear This is an Increase of S15,G53 IL
l For the month of July the earning.
: We're S144,65i.45, against $1353s5.ss, al
increase of $59,26S.57 over the CORE.
spending month of 1898.
! Mrs. George Titus. who has been
resident of the city for about a month
went To her old home in Oskalooss
Thursday evening. accompanied by hel
son Leslie. where she will remain in
definitely, or until she RECEIVERS from al
. attack of erysipelas, which has affected
/, her right hand. Mrs. Titus. who is tn
: wife of one of Graham &, Co.'S en-
iployes, will visit during her Oskaloosi
, stay with her parents. MIR. and Mrs
George Fox, and with her husband
people, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Titus.
; Another party has forsaken city lif
!, and its burdens for ten days of life il
the primeval forest. Three tents wer
pitched today mile above the Soldiers
flOIile. "a iiuIIIDe-i vi souIl6 I'tsoRIiS " !
he entertained for "a few days at tim
and the permanent residents of tn
e camp will be the following and thei
+ families: Messrs. Charles Finders, L
g L. Jones and s. l.. Wedgewood an
II Mrs. S. f. Williams Miss Elma Jone
-e came from Tama Thursday evening an
t. VIII be the guest of her aunt. Mrs. S. ]
x. Williams.
d The Chicago & Northwestern Railwa
l. Company on Thursday afternoon file
s. fifteen warranty deeds for record wit
G. the county recorder. The deeds convt
: certain property extending along IL
n. old right-of way, in order to obta
=, possession of the land for the secor
tracking The grantors are JOSEF
Reed. S. Y. Leech, Elias Lee, Geort
, Trautmann. First National Bank
y Waverly, H. S. Halbert, A. p. Bra,
Mae F. Sherman. T. o. Sawyer, j.
~ Waddell. Charles II. Woodland. Mary
- Jones. Isaac L. Stevens, John L. lima
~ and George A. Gregg. The aggrega
nc amount of the consideration is $2,419..
- A number of LaMoille young peor
oe were among the visitors to the ci
., Thursday evening, the original obje
~ Of the visit being to enjoy piclnc
VI the Soldiers Home, and incidentally
= hear the band concert. The earli