Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-12

Don't pass this up and kick yourself
afterwards. Boston Shoe Store. Ingle-
due & Young.
Mike Smith, curious combination in
makeup as well as name, was before
Mayor Pierce Friday upon charge of
and was sentenced to six
days work on the park. The arrest wa1
made by Officer Furz.
The following item from the Ogden
Reporter refers to former Marshall-
town gentleman, who was a resident Of
the city number of years ago and
was manager of the Mccormick Com
pany's branch. and who was the adj
mired friend of many of the older resi-
dents: mfr. C. b. Pinkham will be
seventy-f1ve years old next Sunday,
Aug. 10, and will entertain a few OF his
friends on the occasion.
Mr.. Charles E. Carey arrived home
this morning from Davenport, where he
was in attendance this week at the an
nual encampment of the knights of
Pythias Uniform Rank. Mr.. Carey is
the last of the Marshalltown contingent
to return, he having had to remain
longer owing to the fact that he is
captain on the staff of Brig. Gen. Man
chester and several duties naturally
came to his lot after the rank broke
camp.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. j. e. Wild
man, their son. Managing Editor w. b.
Wildman, of the Times Republican, and
daughter, Miss Edna Wildman, left this
morning at 10 for Brighton. the boy
hood home of ]. E. Wildman. where
they will visit old friends ever today.
They will arrive home Sunday morning
and on Monday will be members OF a
camping party that is to occupy the
McNeely camp, four miles up tile river.
Mrs. w. b. Wildman and children, Miss
Eva Wildman and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Kimberly and family of Kellogg. will al
so be members of the camping crowd,
and a fortnight will be spent in very
enjoyable way.
Those of our citizens who have in
vested in North Dakota lands, are more
than pleased with their purchases. OF
course. no one should buy pig on a
/ poke, as that Is taking extraordinary
risks. Z. w. Millinery. agent for the
wild lands near Sykeston, North Da-
kota, would much prefer that those who
want to invest some money, would ac-
company him on one of his trips, and
! see the land before they buy. He will
go to Sykeston again on Tuesday, Aug.
%, and invites all who will go witr
! him. Harvest will be in full blast at
I that time, and all who go will be afford
ed an opportunity to see what North
! Dakota land viii produce North Da-
kota wild lands today are just what
Iowa wild lands were ten or fifteen
\ years ago.
A porch party was given Friday even
\ ing by Miss Charlotte Whitton as a
compliment to Miss Anna Woodwork,
of Monroe, La. The evening was spen,
in most informal manner, only one
amusement having been arranged. A
guessing game was enjoyed, the an
swers to the questions being names oe
flowers. The first prizes We're awarded
to Miss Marie Kaufman and Mr.. Guy
Smith, of Chicago, and the one BOBBY
was given to Mr.. Roy keefer. Miss
nellie Whitton assisted her sister in
serving refreshments. The guests were
Misses Carolyn Andrews, Edna Smith.
Fannie Shaw, Eft Pence, Elsie Merri-
man, Marie Kaufman, Florence Eber-
y
Hole, Charles WATSON. Fred Van Week
Charles DufHeld, Harry Waterman
will Bennett, Will Eanes and Guy
. Smith. of Chicago
Word has been received in the city
from Loveland. Col, announcing the
; death of Mr.. c. w. Duffied. brother OF
DIR. II. z. Duffield, of the Soldiers
!, Home. MIR. Dufiield, with his family
visited in this city last fall. and was
then in Very poor health. The deceased
has been in educational work in recent
years and was Al years of age. AT one
time he was a professor in a Spokane
, Wash. college, and also in a school al
Olympia, Wash. His last position was
; at Milton, Ore. and it was there that hi
received dental treatment in having {
: tooth filed, which caused an affection
!, of tuberculosis to take root in thu
$ glands of the neck. This was due to TIL,
: Improper cleaning Of the dentists tool:
E after they had been used on another pa
r tent. Several surgical operations failet
| to relieve him and a few weeks ago h
g went to Colorado in the hopes of obtain
5 ing relief The funeral occurred toda.
t at Loveland.
For the next Two 3NethS, DeSlulllH
: Monday, Marshalltown will be aliv
= with schoolma' ans from all parts o
. Marshall and adjoining counties. TIL
. institute begins Monday and the pros
! poets are already very fiattering for
: large attendance. an increase over las
year even, which was the largest, i
point Of attendance, of any institut
ever held in Marshall county. The stu
e dents are beginning to arrive already.
: number coming in on the evening train
e Friday, in order that they will be a
# ready to start in fresh with Monda
y mornings work. Miss Lillian O'Brie
! arrived Friday evening and will b
n domiciled with Mrs. L. 2. Darlin
Y through the institute. Others who cam
d Friday were Misses Hettie and Berth
it Hauser of Liscomb. Miss Nettie Gulicl
e of State Center, who will be at the hon
l. of her aunt, Mrs. A. T. Price; Miss Be.
It sic Wilkey, Of State Center, who will
e the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Ed Thayel
e Miss Mildred Wyatt. of LaMoille; Mi!
,e Ida Weeks, Of Rhodes, who will be Ell
lie tertained by Mrs. o. j. Worley; Mise
ID Florence Cowan and Marie Dowd.
" State Center. Messrs. Will and Charl'
lie Cowan and Miss Ida McNary. Of Sta
r Center arrived this morning. Exam
1t nations were held today by County 81