Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-22

forum IueSuay evening from 10 1V.oV.-
Now is the time to buy a gasoline
stove and oven. Bullock is closing them
out.
Closing out prices in hair goods shell
and cosmetic. Nine. Rema, Ill East
Main street.
One dollar and fifty cent to $3.50 white
P. K. skirts, to close at the Boston
Store at So cents each.
There is nothing 50 pretty as pretty
shoes on a lady's feet. Have them inn
proved at the Pantorium.
Fancy pleated silk fronts, with lace
insertion, new up-to-date novelties, re-
ceived today. Hoyt's Department Store.
A skirt made to your order will cost
you no more than a trashy ready-made
one. Come and investigate. Archie
Parker.
Mason City Times Herald: Mrs. w.
G. Calhoun has been called to Mar
shalltcwn by the illness of her mother.
Her many friends hope for her mother
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. A. G.. johnson and little sons
Sidney and Robert have returned from
their six weeks outing at Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have taken rooms
at the Pilgrim and will board there
during the winter.
John II. Rhoads was arrested Monday
evening by Officers Clark and Weaver
upon a charge of intoxication. He was
before Mayor Pierce this morning and
was sentenced to eight days work.
Two strangers We're in court this morn
ing on the same charge and each was
given work sentences.
Mrs. S. e. Smith. who resides with
her daughter, Mrs. George Koontz.
south of the city, has recently returned
from a visit at Philadelphia and is
proudly exhibiting to her friends a silk
belt she secured while there, which is
valuable as an heirloom, having been
lin the family over sixty years.
Manager NJ. j. Rodney, of the McCor-.
mick agency in this city, left Monday
evening for TT. Dodge, where he will
remain few days for the purpose of
making arrangements concerning the
/ fitting up of the company's new head
4 quarters in that city, work on which is
1 now under progress. The company has
rented quarters there for the present,
| but expects to build a permanent home
within a few years.
The Centrals government mail car,
| No. %, which is part of the regular
! equipment of passenger trains Nos l
and 3 WAS brought out of the shops
4 Monday evening and sent south on No.
-. This morning at Ottumwa the mail
was transferred from combination mail
and express car No. 10, which has been
4 doing service in place of the % since
the latter was sent to the shops. The
10 was brought back here and will be
set aside until needed again.
Monday afternoon picnic party drove
to Quarry. After watching the work
ing of the grading machine, supper was
spread in the woods and fishing was
enjoyed. Those of the party Were
Messrs. and Mesdames j. NJ. Parker
o, Caswell F. r. Benedict, G.. w. Nc
Nicely; A1esdames o. l.. Binford Ella
Baughman, 7. c. Owings. Mar,
jGrum,ne nellie Bowman and Vera
Turmbull. of vancleve; Misses Adeline
Marion. Bessie and Edna Parker ape
: Leona and Margaret Casweil; Messrs
G. A. Turner and w f. Smelling.
Not for some years have there been 81
many new things in the furniture lint
as this. In the east show window o.
ID. c. Wilbur are two elegant couches
one leather and the other plush, anc
they are not only handsome but dura
bic as we'll They are the prettiest pat
Iterns in couches that have been seen il
: the city In the west window are twt
Morris reclining chairs. For ease am
comfort there is nothing to equal them
They are upholstered in good style an,
j would ornament any parlor. Call a
6 the Bee Hive Department Store and ex
g anime them.
: Binford's cabin was the scene of
merry gathering Monday evening whe
a party that recently spent week Their
e tented again on the old camp grount
g The party was made up of Misses Char
It lotte Whitton, Carolyn Andrews, Ann
IS Foreman, Fannie Shaw, Eft Pence, +
Y, sic Merriman, Alice Echternacht, Mel
d Nogel, Harriet Van Denver, Edn
: Smith, Lulu Lawrence and Ann
Woodwork, of Monroe, La. Messr
- Harry Hole, Will Eames. Harry Water
- man, Charles WATSON, Roy Keefe
- Charles Dufield, Sam Beeson, Murra
- Cox, Walter Leech and Fred Va
m Week.
k, Mrs. Alice Hays, widow with tv
ne small children, who arrived in the eli
Monday without money or friends, a
~ piled to Overseer of the Poor Pembe
ton for assistance and was sent in t
49, eveing to Fairfield where her faths
Z. William Davis, resides. Mrs Hays is
~ resident of Sangamon county, H., ha
- ing lived near Springfield. She start
~ west with her sister and her family
- a covered wagon, and got as far
Tama, the destination of the sister. T
county officials of Tama county pu
is chased the woman a ticket to this ci
lit and it was thought cheaper to send h
as on than to keep her here.
- The room of John Langdon, sect
foreman of the C. & n. W., was e
~ tered some time during the night a
:, $3.50 in money, knife and few 9th
trinkets We're distracted. Mr.. Ian
don rooms at the home of Mrs. 10
lp- Black. 3061& East Nevada street. I
ng room is in the second story, and as
ial hall door is left open for the conve
IRE fence of the roomers. it was an ca
of matter for the thief to enter and do
on. work. No one heard anything unusl
DOL and when Henry E,ichorp night hn