Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-14

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silks.
Reversible plaids, pretty styles, heavy
weights. cheap. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Spend your money wisely for you,
clothing purchase. Pappe Bros is the
place.
Ask for sewing machine checks at
Bullock's whenever you make pur-
chase.
Cali and see the new all-overs in
white, cream and black at the Boston
Store.
New stock Of wellsbach lamps, man
tells and chimneys just received at
Blake's.
and shirt waists at s1.25 per yard. NJ.
F. Andrews.
Our customers can buy peaches now
at lowest prices for canning. Reynolds,
Watson & Co.
Lost-Brown fur boa with black tails.
Leav at 800 South Second avenue and
receive reward.
For Sale-Two residences, one located
212 South Third street. the other 511
North Center street. Enquire of NJ. j.
Rodney or e. NJ. Williams at Office of
Mccormick Harvestering Machine
Company.
Miss Grace Parsons, of Grinnell. who
is to be a teacher in the schools of that
city this year, arrived in the city this
morning and will remain over tomorrow
studying the methods of the third and
fourth grades as used in the schools
here.
Mr.. Will Titus, for some time res
the Woodard-G Carey Drug Company,
spent Wednesday night in the city.
Mr. Titus, who recently graduated from
the pharmaceutical department of
the Highland Park College, is now
managing drug store at Hawarden.
A warrant was issued from Justice
Burritt's court Wednesday evening for
the arrest of Edwin Sandstrom, a
farmer residing between six and seven
miles south of the city. The charge is
assault and battery and the complain
ing witness is Mrs. Dora Sandstrom,
wife of the defendant. Constable Leech
was given the papers to serve.
The members of the United Evangeli-
cal church. whose house of worship is
located on Arson street across the
creek are rejoicing at the prospect of
seeing the large debt raised from the
Organization. Rev. w. b. McCrea,
their pastor, who has been working
lceaselessly for the past few months
reports that $3.50 more Will wipe out the
entire debt, something over $1,140 hav-
| ing already been raised.
Two INDECENT women, Mrs. Mary Ter
lrell, of Galena, S. D., and Mrs. Frances
Nichols, of Park Rapids, S. D., We're
thrown upon the care of the county
"Wednesday evening. Mrs. Terrell ar
rived from Boone at SO and was en-
route to Columbus. o., where she has
relatives. Mrs. Nichols wanted to go to
Kansas City, and came here from
Waterloo, having been helped along this
| far by the poor masters. Each of the
women was helped by Overseer of the
Poor Pemberton. Mrs. Terrell was sen,
to Chicago, she succeeding in paying s;
| of her railroad fare. Mrs. Nichols was
furnished a ticket to Des Moines.
The beautiful new home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. f. Downing was the scene of 6
merry party Wednesday evening, wher
their SON. Mr.. Ned Downing. enter
4 tanned a few, of his friends. The com
pany was given especially in honor of
number of the young gentlemen VIII
lare to leave the city soon to enter col
/ lege. Miss nellie Whitton played 70
/ the dancing and Mrs. Downing serve,
la little luncheon. The guests wer
Misses Fern Foreman, Anna Hemming
sen, Florence Harris, Pearl Benjamin
Elsa Stern and Fannie Griffin; Messrs
George Fletcher, Fred Let's, Harr,
Denmead, Clyde Church and Waite
Putzel.
II. Hartwig and A. Weber, arreste
by Officer Cochran upon charges of in
toxication, We're before Mayor Pierc
this morning and assessed the costs
City Marshal Jones and Officer Coch
ran arrested Barney Wheeler. an oil
soldier, who also paid the costs. An
other veteran. j. King, was arrested b
City Marshal Jones, and was sentence
to six days; d. Driscoll, arrested by OF
5 ficers Weaver and KurZ, was given 81
i, days; John Leary, James Kelly an
James Casey, all arrested by Office
!. Clark, We're released upon payment {
4 the costs. as was also James Sulliva,
arrested by Officers Weaver and Kur;
All We're cases of intoxication.
I, Hardin county fair visitors out of TIL
: Lefty today We're quite numerous, espe
I cially in consideration of the threaten
: ing weather. Passengers to Eldor
e were MIR. and Mrs. A. S. Tiffany, Mes
danes j. G. Duncan, A. Hollingswort
and Dan Kaufman; Mrs. C.. A. Mile
and Mrs. Joseph Smith, who spent til
E day as the guests Of Mrs. Thomas NJ
Donald; Mr.. and Mrs. James Carmod
q who We're guests of their son. Mr.. Wi
: Carmody; Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Petit
Councilman l. S. Finkle. T. F. Bradfor
VIII Owings, Marion Gard, Paul She
| Ter, H. f. Jones, Charles Timer, A.
Putnam, r. A. Harlan, E. Kinsey, h /
Diller, Jr., John Dieterich, 3. Smi,
e and Guy w. Doty.
! The Des Moines Capital says: "Al
q nouncements have been received
!, this city of the wedding of Miss Edi
Merle Adron to Mr.. Frederick Villa
q Thompson, which took place at Il
r home of the parents OF the bride, M
;. and Mrs. D. w. Adron, in Cherokee,
Tuesday, September 5. Miss Adron
we'll known in the city being a sing