Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-17
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.

"A complete line or LADIES' ana gents
watches. Miller, the jeweler, 108 East
Main.
Lawn mowers, rubber hose and all
summer goods at greatly reduced prices
at Bullock,s.
Wanted-An experienced shoe sales
man. References required. Apply at
the Fair. 6 and 5 West Main street.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan.
Reynolds. Watson & Co., Lester Sum
dell, j. H. Sundell and w. Fl. Evans.
We have plenty of good sizes left in
our $1.98 ladies' shoes. We did not sell
them all in one day. Bromley Shoe
Store, 10 East Main street.
Our extended sole school shoe for $3.50
is the best shoe for the money on the
market. Call and see them and be con-
WINGED. E. w. Stubs, Economy Shoe
Store.
Only two more days in which to get
a pair of our $3.50 or 81 tan shoes or
Oxfords for $1.4S. Don't overlook this.
You will never get another chance like
this. Boston Shoe Store. Ingledue &
Young.
Mrs. William Zahn, of Rockford, Ill,
is in the city for few weeks visit at
the home of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. q. Atkinson. Mrs. Zahn is here
while her husband, who is a travelling
salesman for Rockford clothins house,
makes a trip over the northern part of
the seate.
Uncle Jesse Hole. the venerable faith
er of Messrs. O. H. and j. l.. Hole. of
this city, has been quite i'll during the
past few days at the home of his son.
Mr.. Emmett Hole. near Hartland. Mr..
Hole was stricken with an attack of
cholera morbus, but is greatly improved
now and able to be around. Uncle
Jesse is in his. Odd year. and for the
first time in number of years missed
the reunion of the old settlers.
A peculiar disease among cattle is
reported from the vicinity of LaMoille
and Melbourne, and as result of the
several animals. The disease, which is
said TO be contagious. attacks the ami
mails just above the hoofs They grow
ishrlent and finally die. j. j. Kirken-
said to have lost several fine COWS.
If you are interested in North Dakota
lands, make arrangements to accom-
pany Z. w. Winery to Sykeston Tues
day, of next week. Aug. %. The har-
vest will be in full blast at that time,
and You can see for yourself what the
land will produce. If you want cheap
but good land, and land that will pay
handsome profit in a short time, in
lyest near Sykeston. The safest way is
Ito go and see the lands, then you know
what you are buying
Mr.. CA. Newcomer of the First Ma
tional Bank, is taking a short vacation
land In company with his wife and little
4 son Herbert, left Wednesday evening
for Des Moines, where he will visit a
| few days at the home of his uncle, Mr.
| Henry Galley. From there Mr. and
Mrs. Newcomer will go TO Toledo to
visit Mrs. Martha Newcomer, and a.
1.-THE homes of Mrs. Newcomers mother.
Mrs. H. /. Thompson, and sisters, Mes
dalpes H. w. Rebok and Z. p. Smith.
Major Blanche p. Cox, who is farwel-
ling from the Iowa Division of the SAT-
vation army for another appointment,
will arrive in this city Saturday morn
ling. Her meetings will be conducted
Saturday afternoon at 2:3o. at the Sol
diers' Home; Saturday night the army
tent; Sunday morning at the Christian
church; Sunday afternoon at the Rail-
way Y. NJ. c. A. rooms, and Sunday
might at the Friends church. The ma
jor will he accompanied by Adjt E.
Marie Yoder.
The colony of sugar beet cultivators
q Which last April was sent from Lincoln
Neb., to Pekin, H., via this city, is Il
be sent back to Nebraska and the frs
y 100 OF the 400 in the colony. will b,
Iinoved the latter part Of the week. TIL,
Northwestern coaches used on the Cen
trails Ottumwa-0irinnell excursion TO
lday Will be sent out of Hedrick to PEG
! ria and will leave there Friday after
noon with a part of the colonists. The,
will arrive here at 2 o'clock Saturda,
morning and the coaches will be trans
Iferred to the Northwestern's No. ]
!, leaving for the west at 2.l0.
General Auditor T. I. WATSON, of Til
central, arrived home Wednesday aft
lernoon on the Colorado special from
Ashland, Neb., where he went to atten
the wedding of his niece, Miss Len
Cole. formerly of this city, to Prof. Ran
dolph Overholt, of the Ashland schools
Mrs. WATSON, daughters. Miss May an
Margaret, Mrs. II. " Speers and daugh
ter Miss Bessie, Mr.. John Broadhea
and Miss Martha Broadhead, arrive
home from Ashland Wednesday nigh
4 at 11:25, being accompanied by Mr.. Ro
T. WATSON, Of Sterling, Col, who wi
remain in the city over Sunday. Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Broadhead and daughter:
, Martha and Gertrude, of Chicago, VIII
. were also present at the wedding, wi
! arrive this evening and leave for thei
home Saturday night.
The funeral of the late C. f. Wilson
g who was murdered at Lake Bentoi
n Mimi, was held Wednesday from tn
: home of the deceased's brother, Nh.
b. Wilson. 1t was known that til
f shooting was the result of disagree
a ment over wages, but 1t seemed Yer
: pitiful that for SO slight a cause sue
a deed should have been done. TT
! particulars are that when Mr.. Warre
), the young mans employer, paid NJ
!. Wilson, he gave him $27.60. Mr.. Wilsc
2 said he should have had $3.50. but fiji
ALLY accepted the check. This took pla'
in front of the hotel at Lake Bento
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