Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-16
Beautiful rings at Hellberg's.
Summer underwear at half pric
Archie Parker.

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Archie Parker.
Mr.. G. w. Graaf, Of Estherville. is Wis
iting D. A. Penquite and family.
Repairing a speciality at Harlans.
Have your wheel put In good shape.
We handle the Eau Claire crashes
best and cheapest toweling made.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Clearance sale of hammocks and GRO
quet sets at G. D. Lusby & Co.'s, 50
West Main. They must go.
DR.. M. U. Cheshire. physician, surgeon
and gynecologist. Office in Brennecke
block, opposite court house.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Streifert are rejoice
ing over their first born, son, who
made his appearance Tuesday night.
Wanted-An experienced shoe sales
man. References required. Apply at
the Fair, 6 and s West Main street.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan,
Reynolds. Watson & Co., Lester Sun
dell, j. II. Sundell and w. H. Evans.
Do not miss our August Clearance
Sale. We have plenty of good bargains
in all lines. Misses and children's tans
at cost. Bromley Shoe Store.
General Purchasing Agent S. NJ. Rog-
ers, of the Central. left for st. Louis
Tuesday night and spent the day in
that city looking after company busi-
ness.
Messrs. Elmer and Gilbert Linstedt
entertained about thirty of their young
friends Tuesday evening at a lawn par.
ty at their home, No. ia West Nevada
street
Mrs. j. NJ. Speer and daughter Miss
Nellie. of Oskaloosa. arrived Tuesday
evening and remained over today visit
ing friends. They will remove to this
city before very long.
Remember you only have four more
days left in which you can have the
choice of any ladies $3.50 or SO tan shoe
in our store for only s1.9s. Boston Shoe
Store, Ingledue & Young.
On account of the democratic state
convention at Des Moines the old reli-
able Northwestern line will sell round
| trip tickets to Des Moines and return
from Marshalltown at s1.75.
Mrs. B. B. Schollenberger was able to
be down town today for the first time
| in three weeks. having been confined
Ito her home that length of time with
| a severe attack of stomach trouble.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seibert spent the
| day here with the formers mother. Mrs.
L. j. Seibert. Mr.. Sebert who is still
with Evangelist Williams, says they
| have just closed q successful meeting at
/ Corning and have just pitched their big
/ tent at Creston.
y picnic supper was enjoyed at Cot
ltage Grove park Tuesday evening by
the families of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Urine and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Marsh. The outing
was in honor of the sixth wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs Urine. Mrs.
Lottie Manville was a guest Of the
party.
Messrs. Ed Brown, Will Clavier, Os-
lear Scheduling, Tom Pavey and Charley
/ Rogers, all Central firemen, went to Os-
4 kaloosa this morning, leaving at 1:15
Today thesclass of iremen began the
examinations for promotion to en-
n gineers. as conducted by Trainmastel
f. Il. Kerwin. The boys will be absen
a few days. A number of the firemer
making Oskaloosa their headquarters
will be members of the class also.
The members of the base ball nine o
the Second ward, with their manager
Mr.. Joe Whitaker. went to Liscomb th
morning. crossing bats this Afternoon
with the second team of the high school
Some of the boys made the trip on the
wheels. but the greater part Went OF
the train. They were Clyde Church
u Maurice Kent. George Lincoln, Will
Pursell. Ross Salisbury, George Jack
son, Hiram Shaver, Frank Miniter ant
Clarence Bates
I Mrs. Andrew Boston and little sol
, Graham. of Hastings, Neb, who hav,
! been visiting for the past ten days Will
Mrs. Boston's sisters, Mrs. c. S. Blai
Z and Miss Nettie Hayzlett, went thi
!, lmorning to Marion to visit another sis
ter Mrs. Samuel Daniels. On her re
turn home Mrs. Boston will probabl.
e stop here She will have with her he
: son Master Oswald Boston, who visite
Z, here earlier in the summer and ha
4 since been in Marion.
. The local democracy in Des Moline
d for the state convention today, wen
r to the capital city Tuesday evening i
# order that the members might hea
o Rryan's speech. The party was con-
{ posed of Messrs. Charles Henry, T.
! Bradford. I. 7. Forbes, w. II. Calhoun
!. A. T. Lowry, of LaMoille, II. b. Koepe
n of Timber Creek, and G. d. Fraley, Z
Iowa township. The Great Western
last evening ran special train of fou
h coaches, carrying the delegations frol
y Dubuque apd other places along tn
a line.
/ There are two young ladies in the cit
a who have talked and planned picnic
II since the early spring and at length
: picnic party was arranged for Tuesda
" evening. The young ladies realize no
j. the truth of Burns saying about "tf
s. best laid plans for untoward circun
e stances arising at the eleventh hou
a kept both at home. The others of IL
,r crowd, however, Misses Bessie Olive
Mary Welles Bessie and Edna Parke
Anna Healion, Myra Young and Anr
5. Woodwork, Of Monroe. La: Messr
IS Guy Talbot, Charles Walters, Clyt
IN Conway, Frank Friend and Lew
is Smith, of oskaloosa, drove to Nicho
vi sons ford and enioyed a fine time al