Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-16

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Dr. Henrtksen. diagnostician.
Boy wanted at schobert's store.
Abstracts. loans. B. F. Cummings.
Big line Of cent outings at Newcom-
er's.
Spring chickens dressed and cleaned
at Culley's.
The finest cigars on sale at the Pan
torium Club
Shoot that straw hat-buy new fall
hat at Stern's
Ladies' feeced underwear, 10 and %
cents at Schobert's.
Just received. large invoice OF the
incest pocketbooks at Hellberg's.
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DR.. Henricksen was called to Picker
ing today on professional business.
Plain and chased rings, something ex-5
ira fine, at George j. Aliens, the jew
eler.
New stock of Wellsbach lamps, man
80 "ito SAAAAAASSS Juss ASSAsSu @
Blake's.
Attend our big sale of dry goods all
next week. You will get nothing but
bargains. The Fair.
Have George j. Allen reset or mount
your ring. He can do it just as well as
it can be done in Chicago.
If you buy Buck steel range you
know you get the best. Schmidt g.
Bourne, agents, 102 West Main.
Wanted, at once, forty women to work
at the new canning factory, Twelfth
avenue and Iowa Central tracks.
Take your prescriptions and family
recipes to Sieg, the temperance drug
gist, 10S East Main street. He has had
twenty years experience.
Mr.. Walter Messenger, business man.
ager of the 1.-TWO Married Men" Com
pany. accompanied by Mr.. Roy link.
advance representative, was in the city
on business Friday night.
If you want a fancy rocker, the new
est style of baby cab or anything in the
furniture line see Marion Gard. His
new stock is arriving and the prices will
astonish you. His stock is very COM
plete.
Miss Mary Beedy, of Chicago, who
has been spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. F. S. Morgan, left this
noon for her home. Mrs. Morgan ac-
companied her as far as Cedar Rapids,
where she will visit over Sunday with
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Mrs. j. B. Kingsbury, of Cedar Falls.
chairman of the aid department of the
w. r. c. of Iowa, arrived in the city
this morning with Mrs. Mary Abbott,
formerly of Chicago, who is to live at
the dormitory at the Soldiers Home, as
| her husband was an old soldier.
| These are cool evenings, the time of
year when it is pleasant to sit in the
| freight, before the CRATE. j. c. Dunn
| has a large supply of second growth
oak and hickory wood, dry as finder,
and just the thing for CRATE fire. Tel
phone your order and it will be filled
| promptly.
Sheriff G. w. Binegar, of Poweshiel
county, passed through the city this
| morning en- route to Eldora with Mas
Ter Willie Johnson, aged IA, a formel
Grinnell lad but now of Rock Island
I'M. Johnson is the boy who, on the I'll
lof last July, entered the First Nationa
! Bank at Grinnell. He was sentenced
to the industrial school until he is o
4 age.
4 Principal j. S. MCGOWAN, of the higi
Ischool, and Mrs. George Z. Marsh wen
TO Grinnell Frinay evening, where the,
freshmen at Iowa College. They vii
remain to the joint Y. NJ. and Y. w. c
A. reception given tonight Messrs
James Allison and H. II. Stipp, of Stat
4 Center, alumni of Iowa College, were ii
4 the city today, en- route to Grinnell t
be present at the term opening.
+ George d. Brown will leave Tuesda,
night with a party of landseekers 70
Icentral and western Minnesota an
North and South Dakota. Mr.. Brown i
, agent for large tracts of lands in thos
states, and has some genuine bargain
to offer. Wild lands in the Dakotas ar
selling for So. but Mr.. Brown says h
has improved farms in the celebrate
: So to SIS an acre. Join the party an
see the land.
In letter written Friday by Mr.. /.
: NJ. Cox, of Pella, TO friend in this cit,
IS contained the information that NJ
Murray Cox of the Central storekeer
: er's Office. who went home Tuesday la.
!, on account of threatened illness
somewhat improved. Mr.. Cox says tt
attending physician has diagnosed h
! sons illness az typho-malaria and TIL:
:. his temperature on Friday was 100,
: little lower than when he left this cit
5 although 1t had run up to 105 degree
Thursday. No dangerous results are al
> ticlpated, fact that will be learns
with pleasure by the young man
: friends here.
) Tomorrow VIII be the 7th birthday
Z Margaret WATSON and this afternot
q che is entertaining her little frien
!, with the assistance of her mother, Nj
e i. l. WATSON. and sister, Miss NJ;
9 WATSON. A fine supper will be serv,