Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-20

Enter. Business College. day or night.

Enter. Business College. day or night.
Something new In mems fine crush
hats at Stern's.
Fresh oysters and crisp celery for
Sunday dinner at Myers grocery.
Young mems up-to-date. ready-to
wear suits and overcoats at Holes.
Lincoln j. Carter's Under the Dome"
Company arrived in the city this morn
ing from the north.
Our $3.50 Packard shoes have all the
wear and style of SIS shoe. Try pair
Bromley's Shoe Store, ITO East Main
street.
We offer tomorrow in a large variety
of styles ladies' street hats. with Tam
O'Shanter crowns worth s1.75, for 50
cents. Hoyt's Department Store.
Acting General Manager Tittemore,
of the Central, accompanied by Mr.. w.
II. Seeley, Jr., left this morning for
trip over the new extension of the Bel
mond branch.
Mrs. c. P. Boardman arrived home
this morning from Ottumwa. where she
ton Of the state woman's board of mis-
sions Of the Congregational church.
Mr.. Charles n. Blossom arrived home
this morning from Colfax. where he has
been for the past two weeks on account
of his health, he having but recently re-
covered from an attack of fever. Mr..
Blossom is feeling well and has gained
fifteen pounds ip weight.
The eigth bi-weekly trophy shoot of
the Marshalltown Gun Club was held at
Finkle's park Thursday afternoon. c.
p. Cook won first in class A, with TWEEN
ty-one out OF a possible twenty five.
Ned Wallace won in class B, with TWEEN
ty-two Ross Peterson, who shot his
seventh shoot also, on account of being,
out of the city two weeks ago, also
made the good score of twenty-five.
News was received in the city today.
of the death of Mr.. John Bender, of Gill
man. a wealthy farmer of the county,
and one of the Oldest settlers. Mr.. Ben
der died suddenly Thursday of apo
plexy. lie was a man between go and
70 years of age and was very promi-
nent Odd Fellow. 1t is altogether prob
able that number OF Odd Fellows
from this city will be in attendance.
a. Coulter, who was recently in JUS
tice court upon a charge of petit lar
ceny in which it was alleged he de-
frauded William Springer by means of
a time check, which he assigned to
Springer. and later drew the money
from the company himself, was again
arrested by Constable Nicholson Thurs
day evening and a hearing set for this
morning. When the time came, how
ever, Coulter did not show up.
At the business meeting of the Ep-
worth League last night the following
We're elected to go as delegates to the
state convention at Cedar Rapids, Nov.
%: Miss Bertha Lewis. Miss Mertie
Halbert, Miss Nellie Brennecke, Mrs.
w. j. Irvine. Mrs. Van Ness, Mr.. Amos
Ball, Mr.. Sam McGrew and Mr.. III. l..
Stunt: alternates. Miss Nellie Brown,
Miss Pearl Boggie, Miss Blanche
Holmes, Miss Nellie Aud and Mrs. Il.
L. Palmer.
Mr.. A. w Head arrived home this
morning from Pipestone, Mimi. where
he has been on business. He says that
! a representative of Woods Bros. & Co.,
of that city. manufacturers of self feed
ers for threshing machines, will soon
arrive in the city to look over the city
with view of removing here to es-
tablish their factory. The company is
said to do large business and would
/ be a. nice addition to Marshalltown' $
manufacturing institutions.
George P. Powers drug store is the
place for blank books. school supplies
stationery. etc, and Beggs Little Giant
Pills for sick headache.