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

Enter Business College Sept. 5.


DR.. Getz. surgeon and physician.
Wanted-Youn man to work for TUT
ton. Business College.
Pappe Bros. are selling this evening
Is cent hose at cents.
Golf capes are just the garments for
young ladies. NJ f. Andrews.
An elegant line of ladies' underskirts
just received. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Buy your hose at Pappe Bros this
evening; 10 cent hose, black and tan,
for cents.
Carpets and draperies, new and
handsome, at the Bee Hive furniture
department.
This evenings greatest offer: Pappe
Bros. will sell this evening only golf
caps, the newest plaids, at % cents each.
The case Of malicious trespass against
James Cahill was postponed in Justice
Burritt's court Friday evening until to-
night.
You will find we'll selected stock of
dress goods in cheap and better goods,
pattern suits in colors and black, fancy
plaids, ETC., at Newcomers.
DIR. Mairs. osteopathis physician. over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
An chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
Capt. r. n. Whitenack, who has been
confined to his home for the past two
weeks. suffering with a severe attack
of illness, is so improved that he is able
to be about the house.
We have opened our smoking and
reading room in the rear of our cigar
store, where our patrons and friends
may enjoy good cigar and read the
latest periodicals and daily papers. Van
Derveer s. La Shelle.
Now is the time to order hard coal.
We have notice of an advance in east
ern markets, effective September 1.
Don't wait too long. Marshall Coal &
Ice Company. office 2O2 East Main and
South Third avenue. Telephones old
and new.
Mason City Globe Gazette: Earl
Page, of Marshalltown, where he is en-
poyed in the Northwestern freight
house, arrived in the city yesterday at
noon and left for Clear Lake to spend a
week at his mothers cottage on the
camp grounds"
Miss Bertha Thompson, of LeGrand.
who has been attending the institute in
this city, during which time she has
been the guest OF Mrs. j. E. Shaver,
went to Montour Friday evening, where
a1,t \,
gins. Miss Thompson Will teach in LIE
Grand township.
Frank Dolan, Northwestern em-
ploye, who was brought to the Getz
hospital month or six weeks ago with
a mashed foot, was discharged Friday
afternoon and sent to the Quarry camp.
where he will report for duty. Albert
Hoppe. another Northwestern man
who was hurt by a fall the first of the
week, was discharged today.
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Rev. and Mrs. n. f. Briggs. of Santa
Cruz, Cal, will arrive in the city this
Aevening on the Colorado special from
] Evanston H., and will be the guests
flor few days of the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Mitchem. From
here Rev. and Mrs. Briggs Will go to
Denver. where Mr.. Briggs has accepted
la chair in the faculty of the University
of Colorado.
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Our SYKES are COPIED IRON the Johh
". Miteheli lashioii Plates anu hot oue
l.oI ouf, heaa, as some competitors aaNer-
siss. We ii'iNs peeii ~ eiis pus mss ~
some time, but are not egotistical
enough to attempt to cut suit of
lolothes without referring 10 the latest
4 fashion plate We keep the best goods
ion the market. and can fit you to per-
fiction. T.. H Petersen & Co., leading
I tailors.
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ANA Mrs. NJ. 4. .rara, ls celepialiiis nus
1 hfth elrthaaS TINS afternoon py enter
tanning AT Walerllisio'l party ene ioi
lowing OF ms NIUE lriehos. e'eorsia a.io
4 Tinker. Maude and Luia Fort, Gladys
4 and Cecil Brown, Hattie Warning, nellie
/ Robinson, Irene, Ethel and Florence
Simpson. Florence Woodring of Carroll
and Wyllie Nichols, of Council Bluffs.
1here mas peei q nome eaehefiiis 'il
the nature OF iahils reunion a. 'he
4 l.. =. Aopote nome toaas. MIS-. Appoe'
ana son, Master Cutter arrived hoiile
slast evening from week $ VISIT IN %