Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-01
Beautiful rings at Hellberg's.
Summer underwear at Pappe Bros.
Materials for fancy work at Newcom-

summer underwear at Pappe bros.
Materials for fancy work at Newcom-
ers.
Wanted, dressmakers and apprentice
es; log East Main street.
Our fall patterns in mems shirts are
the nobbiest. Farrand & Clifford.
When you smoke you want good
cigar. You can get it at the Pantorium
Club.
Before purchasing your golf cape or
fall wrap. call in and look our line over.
Lee & Benedict.
Our boys waists are what you will
want for school wear They are the
best. Farrand & Clifford.
Many divorces are caused by poor
groceries. Trouble may be avoided by
buying your groceries of A. e. Myers.
Sofa pillow tops in the latest designs,
silks, cross stitch, floss, fancy braids.
etc, for making the same at Newcom-
er's
You want your boy to be as neatly
dressed as your neighbours. To be sure
of this, buy his clothing of Farrand q
Clifford.
Miss Maude Tromley, who lives with
her sister. Mrs. George Wilson, at 410
West Church street, is lying very low
with an attack of fever.
James Peckham, of the American Elk
press Company who has recently un-
dergone siege of fever, was able to be
out Thursday for the first time since
his illness.
Miss Frances Rhoades. who has been
spending the summer at New Sharon
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Rhoades, has arrived in the city and
will take charge of her school, No. 8,
Marion township, two miles west OF
Green Mountain.
Mrs. F. A. Benjamin and Miss Pearl.
were hostesses Thursday evening in an
informal way to small company of
friends, complimentary to Miss Eunice
Summers, of Malvern. who was their
gues1 Thursday Miss Summers left for
Cedar Falls at 1910.
Some more good bargains left in wall
paper. Others have been taking advan-
tage of our special clearance sale. Why
not YOU? All wall paper in stock at
cost, to make room for fall and spring
goods. Our paper hangers are as good
as can be found in central Iowa. Work
manship guaranteed. c. ID. Lusby q
Co., SO West Main street
The heirs of the late David Paul, of
Laurel, have made an equitable and
mutual division of the extensive estate.
Deeds have been filed with the county
recorder deviding about 1000 acres of
land between the widow, Sarah p. Paul.
and the seven sons, John, George, Will
liam David, Hayes, Charles and Fred.
| The sons give the daughters cash for
their portion of the estate.
| Mrs. Charles Burkart expects to go to
| Des Moines the first of the week to en-
| ter upon a course in the Still college OF
| osteopathy and Thursday afternoon she
! entertained at a tea party about 40
| guests, before her departure. Tea was
! served at little tables on the lawn, the
| hostess assistants being Mrs. III. w
| Hogue, Mrs. A. l.. Van Tine, Miss Belle
4 Welsh and Miss Grace Kilborn.
Des Moines Leader: Mayor Frank
| Pierce of MarshalItown, was in the city
| yesterday comforting with Mayor Mac
Vicar and members of the council with
relation to the Forthcoming meeting OF
the League of Iowa municipalities in
this city in October. Mayor Pierce and
Mayor Macvicar, aided by other mem
| bers of the state organization, will ar
range a program for the convention
more than forty cities and towns hay
ling indicated intentions TO send repre-
sentatives to the meeting.
4 j. Lee Williams, who is we'll known
and has many friends in the city ant
lcounty, is now in the employ of j. c
Dunn. Mr.. Dunn carries large stool
! of coal, and buys in quantities so tina
he can make very low prices to his Gus
toners. Those who have not alread,
A placed their orders for their winter sup
ply of coal with Mr.. Dunn should do s
at once. He handles all the best Penn
sylvania hard coal. soft coal, beside
lime cement. sewer pipe and the bes
dry wood in the city. BY placing you
: order with Dunn you always get tn
best.
Word was received by Superintendent
Willard. OF the city schools. today fror
of science in the high school last yea
to the effect that he has decided not I
return here for the approaching tern
! but instead has accepted the position {
a instructor In physics and chemistry
, the high school at Rock Island, H.. {
. a large advance in salary. This will {
!. course necessftate an unexpecte
a change here and 1T will be a hurrie
y change, too, if the place is filed by IL
y opening of the fall term next Tuesda,
Mr.. j. Fred Darby, we'll known fo
:. mer Grinnell student, is the principal
the Rock Island school.
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A merry crowd of little people al
) being entertained this afternoon at IL
:. pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
! Willard. The company is given
:. honor of Master Morgan Coleman,
- Davenport, and the guests are his sp
= cial frieneds. Games have been enjoyt
on the lawn and at little tables Il
! dainty supper will be served by MI
- Willard Aside from Master Colemf
= and Mrs. Wizards daughters the pa
= Elephants in the occasion are Ru
:, Loree, Roy Choate, Harold Woodar
= Bert and Kate Downing. Blanche Ben
- dict, Bertha and Myron Bay. Eva w
- bur. Maud Hawkins. Albert and Fral
=. Hull Henry Charles and Herm: