Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-04
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.

For quart cans and wax strings 60 to
Schmidt & Bourne, 102 West Main.
You will find all up-to-date fancy
work and materials at Newcomers.
| Remnants of wool dress goods for
children's school wear. cheap. Archie
Parker.
/ Wanted--A good clerk to take charge
of stock and act as salesman. Inquire
at the Leader, q West Main.
Bucks steel ranges and Bucks cooks
strictly first class-price right.
Schmidt & Bourne, 1O2 Vast Main.
| You should see our new line of straw
mating, easels and screens ct Marion
Cards. Something new and pretty.
There are others, but only one He'll
berg. When your watch is fixed at his
place you will know it is done right.
| We are showing over 500 pairs of
blankets at all prices and qualities. and
our prices will be as low as the lowest.
Lee & Benedict.
Try the new ladies Kabo corset waist
with front clasp If you want something
that fits we'll and is comfortable. For
sale at Newcomers.
The Pullman buffet car on the Cen
trail was missed Sunday morning at OF
/ tumwa owing to the belated Wabash
train, which failed to make connection
out of ST. Louis.
For Sale-Two residences, one located
212 South Third street. the other 511l
North Center street Enquire of NJ. j.
/ U NJ l<>f
Mccormick Harvestering Machine
Company.
Miss Pearl Sherk, Of Mt. Vernon, who
has been spending the summer in the
city with her sister, Mrs. T. H. Strey-
teller, left for her home Saturday
might. being threatened with an attack
lof illness.
Miss Clarabel Trott of the Woodbury.
schools, arrived in the city Saturday
evening from Upton, where she has
4 been spending the principal part Of her
vacation. Miss Trott has also visited
in Grinnell and Muscatine.
1t is an undisputed fact that Hellberg
the reliable jeweler, carries the incest,
| largest. best assorted stock of up-to-
! date goods in his line. When in need of
such things don't fail to see him. Your
trade is always appreciated at He'll
4 bergs.
/ Our shoe shining parlor is now open.
We have placed Mr.. Luke Raglin.
4 formerly of the Pilgrim parlor, in charge
1 with competent assistant. Our read
ing and smoking room is always open
to the public. All Chicago daily papers
on sale. Van Derveer & LaShelle.
DR.. Mark Evans. of Green Mountain.
la former high school student of this
city and more recently a graduate from
the Rush Medical College. Chicago. is
figuring on locating in LeGrand and
1 taking up the practice Of DIR. George w
4 Dobson, who intends to study dentis-
try.
Miss NJ. Middlekauff, Mrs. Nora Cox.
Miss Mary Roe and Miss Jessie Sharp
left Sunday afternoon on the Colorado
special for Chicago where they will re-
main for a week or two on business.
: Miss Ella Sharp left Saturday for Chi
cago and will be with her sister during
: her stay.
The furniture which is arriving at D.
c. Wilbur's every day is worth your
VIM " sec. IL eCiiIp iSSS ever liiliie
new in the furniture line The rockers,
! couches, carpets and draperies are SUI
perior to anything ever brought to this
city. See the new goods before decid-
ing what to buy.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Spencer and
daughter. Miss Gertrude. of Oskaloosa,
larrived in the city this morning from
the east and We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. C. Let's. They had been east
r for some time, going especially to meet
: their son and brother, Mr.. Will Spen-
). Ger, when he returned from his Eu-
ropean trip.
S Miss Margaret Miller, of State Center
a spent Sunday with Misses Anna and
;, Matena Nelson. This morning she wen
:. TO lowe Falls and will have charge o.
: the elocution work in Ellsworth college
Miss Miller had expected to return t.
= Chicago for post graduate work bu
the offer was 80 good a one she wa!
;, persuaded to change her plans
$. Mrs. F. Moehle and daughter Clara
e lof Sheffield, spent Saturday evening il
the city as the guests of Miss Milli
c Fansler of the Western Union Ieavint
II over the Great Western at night TO
n Philadelphia, to attend the G. A. r. en-
( Icampment. Miss Fansler went to Shelf
IS field Sunday morning, where she viii
remain for two weeks vacation.
n A 7-year-old boy whose name coul,
e not be learned was run over by car
n rage at the corner of Main and Cente
IS streets about o'clock Sunday night
IS The lad was riding on the rear step o
a bus. When he jumped off he fell an
a carriage that was following close be
: hind passed over. him. He was some
. what bruised and very badly fright
- ened, but as soon as he found he wa
= not seriously hurt he took to his heels.
l. Messrs. A. r. Reese, A. w. Carroll, {
Shannon and John Thorn. of the loca
N camp of Woodmen of the World, spen
= Sunday in Eldora, where they attende
= the ceremonies of unwilling a Wood
n, man monument erected to Williar
= Kline, of E!dora who died last Apri
T. The ceremonies We're largely attende
by the Eldora and Iowa Falls camps
Mrs. Shannon and sons accompanie
Z. Mr.. Shannon to Eldora and spent tn
e, day with friends there.
1e Labor day was not observed in IL
s. city today very generally, although tt
IN banking houses, several mercantile e