Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-18
rings at Hellbers's.

Daisy fly killer beats them all. For
sale by A. e. Myers.
Do you want a refrigerator? We are
selling them below cost. d. c. Wilbur.
Black crepons from s1.Oo a yard up
for skirts and dresses at Newcomers.
The Y. w. G. T. u. will meet this eve
ming with Miss Hasseltine Mettlin for
the election of officers.
Mems ballbriggan underwear. SO
cent quality, IS cents, three for s1.0O.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan.
Reynolds. Watson & Co., Lester Sum
dell, j. II. Sundell and w. Fl. Evans.
Mr.. I. G. Speers went to Clear Lake
Thursday evening, where he will remain
over Sunday with his wife and children.
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.
Mrs Mary A. Myers. of Ames. spent
Thursday in the city for the purpose
of visiting her husband, Veteran NJ. B.
Myers, who is a member of the Soldiers
Home.
Miss Martha Boardman, who has been
in Boulder. Col. for the past year and
more, is expected home Saturday. Miss
Boardman is greatly improved in health
and unless she should grow worse will
probably remain at home.
Mrs. Henry Pappe left for FIT. Madi-
son Thursday, where she will visit two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Herminghausen. Mr.. Pappe ac-
companied his wife as far as Cedar
Rapids. returning home this morning.
Mr.. w. j. Mcdonald, brother of Mr..
j. E. Mcdonald, of this city, spent
Thursday in the city as the latter's:
guest. Mr. Mcdonald Is principal of
the schools at Minden, a town eighteen
miles east of Council Bluffs, but is this
summer engaged in general agency
work with the New York Mutual Life.
"Uncle Ben" Wells, one of the old
residents of Menlo, Guthrie county, and
for many years prominent in the grain
and cattle business. arrived i'll the city
Thursday night and will be the guest
for a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Hardy. Mr.. Wells has recently widened
his business scope and has erected at
Menlo a large Touring mill, the first to
be placed into use in Guthrie county.
Harvest in North Dakota will COM
mence next week, and those who have
visited that section say it is abundant,
equal to anything they ever saw. In the
vicinity of Sykeston the crops are ex-
cellent There is plenty of wild land
~ L.,
money to invest wish to see the land
they may accompany f. w. Winery
on his next visit, which will be Tues
day, Aug. %. Join the party and see
| the country.
4 Mr. and Mrs. George p. Tallman, of
Boone, are in the city for a two weeks
Visit with their son, Mr.. John Tallman,
and with friends near Green Mountain.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Tallman Were early set
jtlers of Marshall county, having settled
at a point three miles south of the
/ Green Mountain church in 1855. They
4 lived there until 1870, when they moved
4 to Boone. They have not visited their
4 old home for number of years anc
find, of course, many changes.
i A very pleasant little informal dan
cling party was given at the Odd Eel
s. lows hall Thursday evening by a few
4 of the young gentlemen of the city, il
honor of a few young ladies who ars
Il visiting the city. The Maccabee harI
orchestra furnished the music for tht
affair. Those participating We're Misse:
Anna Nelson, Bessie Oliver, Maym.
Welles and Igerna Getz; Mrs. Maud,
4 Goodwin Savage, of Chicago; Miss Der
tina Tomkins, of St. Paul. Miss Louis,
Ely, of Chicago; Miss Mamma Horne, o
heokuk: Messrs. Charles r.. Speers
Frank b. Townsend, C. j. Lander, Loui
I3rechemin, Worley lietZ, Charles Tuck
er, c.. c. st. Clair, Guy A. Meeker an,
George L. Owings.
A bicycle party was given Thursda.
. evening in honor of Mrs. r. n. Thomas
: that day being the 2sth anniversary o
: her birth. Another reason for the part,
= was in the fact that Mrs. Thomas is t
Igo to Tama in a short time, to join he
husband, who recently accepted a posi-
n ton with the st. Paul q Kansas Cit
q Grain Company there. The ride, las
r evening, was to Nicholson's ford, wher
: supper was eaten. Those enjoying tn
Occasion We're Messrs. and Mesdame
w. NJ. Thompson, l.. l.. Rolston, /.
Flower, H. w. Squires, Will Wallace, .
n IT. Presnall, George Reynolds, Fl. Pres
Y colt A. l.. Cox; Misses Georgia an
n Maud Thompson; Messrs. Fred Va
: Vlech and Oliver Smith.
II Constable Nicholson was called upo
at 7:30 o'clock this morning to shoot
dog that was reported as being ma
l. The animal was the property of re
IF yerheul, and had accompanied his ma.
n ter to the residence of DIR. Elizabet
= Speers-Gillette, where Master VERNE
IS carries milk each morning. When II
r dog arrived at the Gillette home he b
gan to act strangely, commenced frotl
/, ing at the mouth and swapping at lit
- things about him. DR.. Gillette thougl
at first it was case of hydrophobi
~ and got Roy in doors in order that the
y would be no danger of his being bite
y The dog came out of his spell in sho
~ time, but was stricken with anoth
shortly. afterwards, which indicat
o. that the disease was more of nature
e. epilepsy than anything else. When t
of constable arrived the little creatu
"a was placed out of his misery with bl
k. let
8 Alex Blair, the young man arrested
- Grinnell for the theft of horse fro
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