Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-09
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dell's Cafe.
Why not wear np-to-date clothing?
Pappe Bros. sell it.
Miss Christine Petersen has accepted
a position with Lee & Benedict.
Our stock of gold watches is superior
to all other stocks in Marshall county
William Hellberg.
Our new canned corn is excellent
Full line of syrups and pancake -four.
Reynolds, Watson & Co.
Some of the fields of corn in this
county have matured to such an extent
that the grain is ready for the crib.
Wanted-Seventy- TO 100 men.
Wages, $1.75 day. Apply to p. Har-
rity, roadmaster of the Chicago Great
Western, depot. Marshalltown.
Judge Caswell went to Toledo today,
where he will hold court for several
weeks. He will return here Saturday
for the hearing of the Commercial bank
receivership matter.
The neighboring forests since the late
frosts, never looked more beautiful,
with their vari-colored leaves. There
are tints that would cause joy to an
artist if they could be reproduced.
Women wear hats for looks and COM
fort. The most stylish fall and winter
millinery may be found at Mrs. Nor
rillis. Her stock was selected with
great care and the styles are correct.
Eldora Herald: Charles O. Ryan was
at Marshalltown Tuesday on business
connected with the purchase of a farm
of 16O acres in Upton township, which
he bought of the Marshalltown parties.
Misses Anna Lane, Esther Spencer
and Eta NJ. Hunter and Mrs. w. NJ.
Clark and daughter Maude enjoyed a
pleasant outing at the Iowa Sac and
Fox reservation at Montour. The
trip to the reservation and return was
overland.
The Melbourne Record of Saturday
announces the birth of daughter to
Rev. and Mrs c. T. Clifford, of that
place. Mrs. Clifford is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Rowen, of this city
and Mrs. Rowen is in Melbourne at her
daughters home.
General Auditor I. I. WATSON. of the
Central accompanied by Mrs. WATSON
arrived home Sunday morning from
Washington, where they have been a
week, Mr. WATSON being in attendance
at the semi-annual meeting of the Ma
tlonal Freight Claim Association.
Grundy Center Republican,: Mrs
John Woodmency took her son Dale to
Marshalltown to have his feet straight
ened. The surgeon made a successful
operation on one foot this week and
/ the little fellow went through the try
ling ordeal like a little soldier. The
surgeon expects cooperate on the other
foot beforeSthe cid of the week Frank
Woodmency is in Marshalltown with
his mother and brother
Tama Herald: Mr.. NJ. +. Fowler
wilhelm Marshalltown one evening las,
week, attended the theater and notice.
later in the evening that his pocket
book was missing. On Friday it was
returned to him by Niarshalltowr
bark The pickpocket who hae
touched Mr.. Fowler made an exam
nation of the contents of the pocket
4 book, and finding them to consist o.
I papers of value to Mr.. Fowler alone
threw them away in the rear OF thu
bank where they We're found the mex
morning.
A party of Marshalltown ladies. com
4 Nellie G.. Newcomer and Misses Ell;
Gilmore and May WATSON. went TO Chi
cago Sunday night where they will b.
present at the fall festival exercises
Miss Wassons visit is made principal,
for the purpose OF beginning series o
special private lessons under her for
mer musical instructor, Leopol'
ciodowsky Mrs. f. Lee also went I
Chicago sunday night and will be alb
sent for two weeks, being the guest o
her daughter Mrs. A. III. LOOMS
Merry games and music, good sup
per and table loaded with prett
gifts are the memories little Ada Brat
kwii have Of her eighth birthday, whic
she enjoyed Saturday afternoon by en-
PERTAINING the following of her littl
splaymates: Irene Eason, Mildred ELI!
Ruth and Edward Thayer, lola an
Hazcl Willard. Grace Michaels, Vest
Lane Margaret Hopkins Hallen
, Reed. Louise Gross, Kathrine Cottl
/, Lee Kellogg, Roy Winery, Marger
Bernstein. Marjorie Ketchum. Phyll
q North, Marian Peterson. Frank Atkir
son. Harold Rhoades. Ollie Adam
Ralph and Raymond Lusby Eula Mar
: waring, Of Alpena, S. D.. Arson Sma
g ley of Winterset Robert Elliott,
G Chicago, and Anita Willis, of L.
Angeles, Cal.
. Quality and prices speak the loude'
j at Pappe Bros.
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