Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-03
New silk cords for pillows at New

mighty sultry, which is worse.
H. E. simkins, undertaking exclusive
". Second door west of postoffice.
Several styles OF picture frames and
linens for working at Newcomers.
For fancy bread try Excelsior flour,
at Moons feed store, South Center.
Bullock,s is a good place to buy a
pitchfork. He carries the best in the
market.
Corn wanted by the Glucose Sugar
Refining Company. Highest market
price paid.
Remember the August clearance sale
at the Bromley Shoe Store, ITO East
Main street.
Watch for the big sale on pianos,
which will commence at Tuffree's music
house Monday. Aug. Z.
Messrs. N. A. Carmeau, I. S. Finkle
and A. L. Banawitz were in Des Moines
today. attending the races.
New materials for center pieces in
ecru net and Battenburg braids. Can
see one commenced at Newcomers.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan.
Reynolds. Watson & Co. Lester Sun
dell, j. H. sundell and w. H. Evans.
seventy-inch bleached table damask,
10 cent quality, five beautiful styles, for
so cents yard. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Lee & Benedict are showing some of
the handsomest and nobbiest styles in
silk and wool crepons ever brought to
this city.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. j. G. Broom, S06 Summit street,
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will give
lawn social at the home of W. o. Rice,
corner North Third and Jerome streets.
on Friday evening, Aug. A. Ice cream
and cake will be served. Music by K.
o. T. NJ. band. Everybody invited.
Gilman Dispatch: W. H. Devine's
family arrived from Marshalltown
Thursday morning and are residing in
the second Lacey house east of the NJ
f. church. We trust that Mr.. Devine
may realize his highest hopes in a bust
ness way and that the family may en-
| joy life in Gilman.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Forney and little
daughters, Marion and Esther, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Z. Stewart. of Minneapolis,
Mrs. f. b. Newcomer, Mrs. Johanna
Gerhart and Mr.. G. NJ. Forney will, the
weather permitting, drive to LeGrand
learly tomorrow morning and spend the
lin fishing and eating picnic meals.
Camp Mcshembag is the unique
name of camp located on the river,
4 northeast of the city and occupied by
Messrs. Earl Stoddar., Merritt Greene
EJr., Carl Meickley, Clarence Bates and
siCarl Heitshu Notwithstanding the
i unfavorable weather the boys say they
are having a fine time. Mrs. Charles
Heitshu and Mrs. Merritt Greene Were
guests at the camp breakfast, thi:
morning.
Every tooth that is lost is a certain
hindrance to nature in the proper prep
4 aration of food for the stomach. There
is comfort, ease and stability in crown
and bridge work. Every lost tooth by
this means may be restored to tbs
mouth in such way that both appear
ance and service are unexcelled. Oul
; Iprices are lowest. our methods are bet
ter our guarantee is best. Drs. Hure
& Hynds.
What might have been a serious &C
: cident occurred few minutes pas
g noon today on Center street, between
: Church and Linn. Master Leo Boucher
second son of DIR. and Mrs. +. II. Bou
cher, was riding a bicycle, and having
), but recently learned to ride and not We
being an adept, he ran between pal
!. of horses hitched to a wagon. Forum
: ately they were very gentle and halle
at once. The front wheel of the bicycl
was smashed almost beyond recog
: milton. but the young rider escaped Wit
], only a few bruises and little nery
n BUSINESS.
u People who are everlastingly late tai
great risks; but sometimes they al
most unjustly favored by fortune. a
e for example, the boy who by being la
) at school not only missed the whippir
n which all the punctual boys got. h'
,e saw the circus besides. Those who a
IS late in selecting their bedroom suits
he d. C. Wilburs may not fare SO we'll
the truant boy, for If they buy no.
while prices are down, they will n
OF miss 1t. but if they hesitate and wa
C. until prices advance they will certain
OF miss it. You will find that D. c. w
e bur has the largest and most compile
+ stock of furniture in Iowa.
City Marshal Lew Jones arrived fro
Omaha Wednesday evening. in char
r of Worley Seiple, a young man 20 yea
of age who has been wanted for sor
ay time Or the larceny of corn. A warra
ms has been out for his arrest since Mar
Sc 8 last, and Constable Nicholson h
made several trips to find him. He fl
ally located the young man in Omaf
,,,, and on instructions from here he W
- arrested. Marshal Jones was delegat
.;r to go after him. Seiple was arrested
~ the charge of stealing corn to the vi
va ne of $3.50 from Ralph Batesole, w
,ar formerly resided northeast of the q
but who is now a resident of Gree
castle township. Seiple was arraign
on before Justice Allen and agreed to pie
al guilty to petty larceny, but refused
bly, plead to grand larceny. Further he;
it ing was postponed until the prosecl
to- ing witness arrives.
IN Janitor Thomas Nc Larnan, of
y court house. was surprised Wednesd