Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-11
Fall overcoats at Pappe Bros.
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
Fresh oysters by the can or dish at
Sundell's Cafe

money at Pappe Bros. IL always
brings good results.
Plan to attend the opening OF the
womens exchange Thursday afternoon
and evening, Sept. IA.
Nothing adds to your appearance SO
much as well Numbered clothes. Flit-
ton does the best work.
If you want pretty rug for little
money, see those made from samples OF
carpet at Marion Cards.
| Ladies' black sicilian waists 81 and
50, nicely made and perfect fitting.
Hoyt's Department Store.
| A. A. Greenbaum returned yesterday
from Chicago. where he went to pur-
chase stock of fall goods.
our Pleasant Home range will suit
you. We make special price on these
fine bakers. Schmidt & Bourne.
The w. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock at the rooms
over Harlan's store. The election of Of
hcers will occur.
Miss Marie Higgins, Miss nellie Nc.
lCarck and Mr. p. j. McCarick spent
4 +
Miss Higgins uncle Mr.. D. Higgins.
For sale-Two residences, one located
212 South Third street. the other 511
North Center street. Enquire of NJ. J..
Rodney or E. NJ. Williams at office of
Mccormick Harvestering Machine
company.
4 Spiritualist camp meeting tonight.
test seance for benefit of Mrs. Mccoy.
Mrs. Mccoy will give tests, assisted by
i the other mediums. A good time
Come out and give her good benefit.
Admission 10 cents.
Every person who anticipates buying
i a jacket, collarette, cape or child's
cloak can not afford to buy until they
4 look over our line. We have the largest
trade on furs and cloaks in the city and
lit gives us the advantage in buying.
Lee & Benedict.
Lovers of fine watches are respect
4 fully requested to come and inspect one
of the best makes of watches in the
! world, the D. Gruen & Sons precision
watch which is strictly hand made and
built on the greatest neurological prin-
ciples. Sold only by VIM. Hellberg.
\ Father Lehman went to Council
4 Bluffs this morning to stay until the
Halter part of the week. He accom-
panied that far his brother, Bishop
4 Lehman, of Wyoming, who is to go o..
home to Wyoming after number of
weeks spent with his brother here, and
in travelling through Canada.
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Sunday to preach and the Presbyterian
/ pulpit here was filed morning and ev-
ening by Rev. George Bryant, son OF
Rev. William Bryant, formerly pastor
of the church here. Rev. George Bryant
is now of Cedar Rapids, having recent
!. lily returned there to accept the chair OF
Coe College. While in the city he was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. George
: Whitton.
/ carry one of the finest lines of stee
ranges in the city in all styles anc
sizes. The lines carried are the PENN
l.sular and Superior ranges. We have
: dozens of them now in use in the cit,
: giving the best of satisfaction and are
. DESTROYS of your trade. If in need of 6
e steel range, or in fact of stove of an.
kind, see me before buying and you vii
be sure of a superior article and save
: yourself money. My prices are right
2 d. ]. Bullock, ia East Main.
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People who drive out across the rive
on the mill road are frequently hear
4 to remark that they never saw the riv
a er so low as it is at the present time
!, The fact is that the river is not as 10,
!, as it was last year at this time an
there is a good flow of water. Mr.. Ben
son, however, is making repairs on tn
y dam and has allowed most of the waite
II to flow from the mill pond. At certai
: stages of the work 1t has been necessar
il to shut off the water entirely, when tn
It river below the mill is almost dry.
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Master Carl Click, son of Mr.. an
D. Mrs. Charles Click is 8 years old toda
d and number of little boys invited flo
8 the hours after school are enjoying
i with him. AT o'clock Mrs. Click an
It her sister, Miss Rachel Cannon, wi
serve just such supper as little boy
like best. The guests are Masters Ricf
y ard Shannon, Abbott and Arthur Glicl
IT Edward Welles, Archie Mcpherson
g Douglass Boardman, Dudley Gregor,
~ Halle Church, Carol speers, Herbel
$ and Hauser Sloan and James Wiley.
There is nothing which the ayerae
child enjoys more than giving brit
y, day party unless it is attending one,
H. Saturday afternoon Frences Rim,
10 and her little friends were very hapI
"a celebrating her twelfth birthday at h,
ir home, los North Third avenue.
= number of pretty presents were brougl
M the little hostess and after playir
merry games Mrs. Rimer served SUI
W per- The little girls present We're Fa
~ Robinson, Loa Scheeler, Maymie Maye
re Elma Haggert, Lille Whittle. Berti
g Best, Allie Tinker, Martha and Carr
lie Wetzstein, and Bessie Lucks, of Laurt
a. News has been received of the serio
40 injury of Wallie Barnes, son of Mr.. al
Mrs. M. E. Barnes, former well know
i. residents of this county. The young mi
- has been residing near Fort Morga
:, Col, on a sheep ranch with his parer
-. for several years. A short time ago
- started from the camp on horseback,
10 search of place where water could
procured for the herds Of sheep, in ord
to save the home supply for the wint
months. After an absence of two da
he his horse came home riderless, and
& search was at once instituted for you