Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-16

half the price ready made one costs.
Hoyt's Department Store.
Mrs. w. w. Stubs. who entertained
the w. r. c., Tuesday afternoon, served
at five o'clock dainty three-course
luncheon.
We have plenty of good sizes left in
our s1.9S ladies' shoes. We did not sell
them all in one day. Bromley Shoe
Store, ITO East Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. q. Emery and Mrs.
B. w. Sinclair went to Colfax Tuesday
evening for stay of a week or ten
days. Mr.. Sinclair will go later for a
short visit.
Mr.. C. C. Gilman returned this morn
ing from three weeks business trip,
arriving from Chicago. although most
of the time was spent in the west, chief
ly in Butte, Mont.
When you buy pair of our Dorothy
hand sewed tan Oxfords for ladies'
worth s2-for only sl.4s. you can credit
yourself up with 80 cents. Boston Shoe
Store, Ingledue & Young.
We are now prepared to make fall
prices on hard and soft coal and coke.
Give us a call before you buy Marshall
Coal & Ice Company. office 2O2 Eas.
Main and South Third avenue.
The annual picnic of the Christian
Sunday school was held Tuesday after
noon at the Soldiers Home under the
direction of the superintendent, c. H.
| Van Law. Over $50 members of the
school or of the church We're present.
After the supper had been disposed of
boating was enjoyed.
We have made the time short and the
price low 10 get quick action on all our
| summer tan shoes and OXfords. The
sale will positively close Saturday
night August 49, You had better take
advantage of 1t and buy some footwear
now. You will never have an oppor-
ltunity to get such shoes for the money
1 again. Choice of any ladies' shoe in
our store for sl.9S Boston Shoe Store,
| Ingledue & Young.
Mrs. j. NJ Parsons. of Rock Rapids,
/ VINO has been visiting her brother, Mr..
5lCharles Whitehead. in this city, re-
burned Tuesday evening from a brief
i visit to her niece, Mrs. Charles F. NJ.
i Stone, at Tanla. Mrs. Parsons Will be
Ijoned here tonight by Mr.. Parsons. one
LOT the leading democratic politicians
lof northwestern Iowa, who was in att
Tendance at the democratic state con-
Iventon at Des Moines today, and viii
leave for her home Thursday morning.
II
An opportunity will be given to those
who are thinking Of purchasing land
near Sykeston, North Dakota, to see
, the farmers of that section in the midst
3 of harvest. +. w. Winery, who is
!, agent for a large tract near that town,
will leave here August % with a party
+ and it is his desire that as many as will
10 accompany him. The lands are GO
, ling fast. and in one or two more sea
sons there will be no wild lands in that
! lportion of North Dakota. Go and see
the land.
Mr.. c. H. Seager, Of this city, and Mr.
Ia. F. Stansberry of Gilman, arrived in
the city Tuesday from Hart, Mich,
where they have been for some time
looking after the business of the Seaser
Canning Company, of that place With
Messrs Seager and Stansberry We're
/, twenty-six working men, employees OF
, the hat factory. They VIII take uT
| their temporary abode in Gilman anc
WIN be employed during the canning
e season in that factory. Mr.. StansberrS
. went to Gladbrook Tuesday evening IL
a look after some business matters.
$ Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Wilbur will leav'
g soon for a two weeks pleasure trip, Wis
Eiting Dubuque, Chicago, milwaukee,
ISheboygan, Green Bay, oshkosh, fon'
i, du Lac and other furniture centers
j,,J.. ,rat Sf,,y,
/ time will be spent at Winnebago an
e Green Bay lakes fishing. Mr. Wllbu
v intends to buy largely in all lines O
k furniture, as money is plentiful, and tn
e. business outlook for fall trade wa
never better When his new stock al
s rives it viii pay you to call and see j
=. as STYLES have changed considerably i
- the past year.
,e Mrs. Julia Townsend, of 21o1a Mort
y. sixth street, was arrested Tuesda
ID night by Constable Nicholson upon
ID charge of assault and battery, preferre
It. by Fife Winchei, daughter of Ed Win
chel, who resides near the Townsen
home. The information alleges tina
- Mrs Townsend hit the complaining wi,
~ ness with stone. also that she thre'
= another stone through one of the wiz
>. dows of the Winchel residence. MIR
y Townsend was arraigned in Justic
= Burritts court this morning, pleade
~ not guilty, and the hearing was set fc
:, Saturday.
Word received from Mr.. William
Stewart at Walla Walla, Wash. sa!
l., that he intends to resign his positic
with the government and return to tn
" city. Mr.. Stewart was recently ma
~ carrier of this city, and through sp
g cial bit of legislation was allowed
~, trade positions with Mr.. Sheetz. a br'
w Their of Mrs. D. C. Wilbur, of this cit
:. who was a Walla Walla carrier, but d
~ sired to locate in Iowa. Mr.. Stewa
expected that the Washington china
as would be more agreeable to his healt
ng as he is afflicted somewhat with rhe'
as matisrn. He is much disappointed, hoy
d. ever. and says he will not like the cou
ey try.
ha Mr.. and Mrs. Harry East. Mr.. al
Mrs. F. S. Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. A
- chic Parker, Mrs. Minnie Rhoades. MI
N. A. Carmean, Mrs. W. w. Doolitt
and Mrs. l.. S. Peckham arrived hor
Tuesday evening from Clear LAX
of where the ladies have been for we
We as guests of Mr. and Mrs A. p, Wflbl