Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-23

Enter Business college Sept. b.
DR.. Janss, physician and surgeon.
None but the choicest brands Of ci-
gars kept at the Pantorium.
County Bridge Superintendent ]. H.
Jayne was in Dillon looking after BUSH
ness matters Tuesday.
seventy-five new patterns to make
your selection of dress goods from. No
two alike. Lee & Benedict.
DR.. NJ. U. Cheshire. physician, surgeon
and gynecologist. Office in Brennecke
block. opposite court house.
wanted-A responsible party for our
agent in Marshalltown. Address Union
Brewing Company, Peoria, Ill.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan.
Reynolds, Watson s. Co.. Lester Sun
dell. j. H. sundell and w. II. Evans.
Have you tried those La Fernandina
cigars, the best clear Havana cigar in
the market? Van Derveer & La Shelle.
You will not need a new fall suit il
you have Flitton clean and dye the one
you have hanging in the closet at home.
/
Hawkeye on silk understands. Take adj
vantage of the low prices now prevail
ing.
You can get your shoes shined at the
Pantorium Club, whether you are a
member of not, by paying the regular
price.
Miss Ida Z. Weeks, who has been at
-, II 1,n,s
home in Rhodes today. being compelled
to give up her work on account of be-
| ing i'll.
Do not fail to attend our August
clearance sale. We have plenty of good
bargains left in our s1.9S ladies' shoes;
former price, So and $3.50 Bromleys
Shoe Store, no East Main street.
Miss Elma Jones returned home to
Toledo this morning, after a two weeks
| visit with the family of her aunt, Mrs.
S. f. Williams. The time was most en-
lup the river. The members of the camp
ing party returned to the city Tuesday.
Acting General Manager j. n. Title
more, of the Central. and sister, Miss
Margaret. arrived this morning from
| Berlin, Wis, where the former had been
for a brief visit and the latter had spent
the summer with her mother on their
farm. In about two weeks Miss Title
more will go to Colorado to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Grace Packer. of Harrisville, o.,
who has been visiting in this city with
her son. Mr.. Ben Packer, and in the
;tl,
| sons, for several weeks, went to Union
Tuesday evening, and will visit her son.
Mr.. Eli Packer. From there she will go
TO Lake City for short stay at the
home of Israel Packer another son, and
then will return here for a completion
o: her visit.
| At 6 o'clock this morning two car
riages, occupied by Misses May Was
| son, Bessie Speers, Bertha Tompkins,
of st. Paul. and Lillian Googins, of Chi
cago. and Messrs. Eugene Binford, Joe
1 Lander, Fritz Norris and George Howe
left the city for an all-day picnic
breakfast was eaten at LeGrand and
the drive was continued to the Indian
reservation. They will enjoy the drive
home by moonlight this evening.
& Ii
4lgoing on a down grade it's hard to stop
on the credit plan people buy more
/ than they need and pay twice as much
as they should. 1t is not the store that
promises, but the store that does. that
4 grows strong in the confidence of the
| people. We sell you the best shoes on
the market for the least money. because
we sell for cash. Come and be con-
VII Ct,,I, hc
Store.
A stranger, whose name could not be
ascertained, came very near making this
4 fourth fatality of Tuesday matter oil
Il record. when, at about 7:3 o'clock ir
the evening he attempted. in compan,
with two friends, to pass Contra
switch engine and a string of cars or
A the Third avenue crossing, near the
! spot where William F. Mclaughlin, OF
. Green Bay, Wis, met such horribl,
death in the afternoon The man wa.
4 struck by the cars, which were beins
backed down the track, and was knock
ed down, but luckily indeed, for him
was not injured, being thrown out from
in front of the wheels instead of across
the rails.
Mrs. Harry Fish entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening at the Pilgrim tn,
members of her Sunday school class
Carnations We're used as favors ant
: tiny tea bags. containing some littl.
, keepsake, Were given the members al
souvenirs. Prizes We're given each o
the members for bringing the larges
number of new students, but no on
T was fortunate enough to secure TIL
honors for perfect attendance. TIL
members of the class present We're tn
, Parker sisters quartet, the Patterson
+ duo, Mrs. Charles Nelson and Mrs. Mel
+ lie Bowman. Guests of the class wer
Miss Bertha Tompkins, of st. Paul
, Mrs. Maude Goodwin Sagave, of Chi
cago; Miss Mollte Cannon, of Lo
Angeles, Cal.
A porch party was given Tuesda
, evening by Miss May WATSON, in homo
j, of her friend, Miss Lillian Googins, @
Chicago The evening was spent yer
) informally with conversation and mu
!, sic, and cooling refreshments wer
served. Miss Wasson's guests wer
Misses Bessie Speers, Bessie and Edn
Parker, nellie Whitton, Leora Crabtre,
Jessie Binford. Bessie Oliver, Maybe
French, Jgerna Getz, Mabel Woodbur,
Margaret Johnston, Mona Shorthill Ag
mes Sears. Esther Greenbaum, Louis
Ely, of Chicago and Mamma Horne r