Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-15

Wedding rings at Hellberg's.
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
Some choice new waist silks. at scho-
bert's.
Black crepons for skirts and suits at
Newcomers.
If you are going to buy tailor made
suit try the Boston Store.
Beautiful new patterns in camers
hair plaids for skirts. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Waterloo Reporter: Miss Josephine
Lichty has issued invitations to few
friends to meet her guest, Miss Harris.
of Marshalltown, this evening at Sans
Souci.
There will be an ice cream social this
(Tuesday) evening at the corner of Linn
and First streets for the benefit of the
Sisters. Ice cream and cake, 10 cents.
Everybody invited.
On account Of the democratic state
convention at Des Moines the old reli-
able Northwestern line will sell round
trip tickets to Des Moines and return
from Marshalltown at $1.75.
Ed Amblad, stenographer in the Cen
trails general passenger department, is
to be promoted and will be given cleri-
cal duties to perform. This will neces-
state the placing of q new stenogra-
pher in the building.
Mrs. w. S. Robbins, daughter Wilma
and son Ned, who have been spending
the past month at Clear Lake at the
Spencer apartments at the Outing Club,
arrived home Monday evening. They
have had a most pleasant time at the
| lake and regret that the outing is now
a thing Of the past.
Ottumwa Press: Conductor Matthew
McCarty runs the Iowa Central train
4 from Centerville to Oskaloosa and he is
one of the busiest men in active train
service. He doubles the road every day
and takes up no less than 200 tickets
every twenty-four hours. Conductor
McCarty is a hustler and IS just as
genial as he is full of business.
1t was q hot time in the old town
nearly all last week. Nevertheless we
lsold quite a number of gold watches
4 We missed our advertising because our
4 ad writer was out camping among the
mosquitoes on the banks of the Iowa
river. BY the way we have just re-
,Iceived the largest invoice of jewelry
ever brought to Marshalltown, which
Hellberg invites every body to come and
lsee.
We do not claim to sell 16S pairs of
tan shoes in one day when we only have
4 100 pairs in our store, neither do we
borrow shoes from other dealers until
ours comes from the depot" but we do
sell the best shoes in the city at the low
est prices because we sell for cash. Our
school shoe, with turned sole. is hum
mer, and our ladies fine shoe is al,i !.
i of anything in the market. We have
4 two shoes alike, and don't try to palm
off a four and four and half for a
pair of shoes. Economy Shoe Store. 104
West Main.
Little Miss Jessie Madden entertained
La party of schoolmates Saturday after
noon from 2 till 6 o'clock, the occasion
being the ninth anniversary of the
hostess. Games We're played during the
afternoon. followed by refreshments,
served by Miss Nora Lynch assisted by
Miss Mary Coin and Mrs Powers The
guests We're Cynthia and Orville
Landes. Esther Sheets, Lee Barnhill,
Bessie Splichal, Gertie Coin, Blanche
Abbot, NADIA Foreman, Erlna Powers
Edna Paullna. Carl and Minnie Peter
son, Cora Harter and Clara Snyder.
Mrs. ]. II. Free, formerly Of this city
but more recently of Hampton, who
Was confined TO her bed at the N A
\, Williams home in this city for period
7 of about three months, suffering from
an attack of fever, passed through the
, city Monday evening en- route to Ashta-
bua. o.. from Mason City, where she
has been for the past five weeks Mrs
Free is rot convalescing as she would
81 like and seems to fail to gain the
proper amount of strength. She thinks
a change of climate will do her good
!, land Will remain in Ashtabula where fiel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Morse, ane
other relatives reside, until she is vel
again.
Mrs. Michael Reusch and sister, Mrs
. w. Alvey, of Albion left this morning
y for Sioux City, to visit week with
. their sister, Mrs. a. c. East. Thursday
/ a family reunion will be held at tn,
. East home, at which all the family liv
n ing Will be present. The mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Rolston, daughter, Miss Ger
I Itrude Rolston and sons, Messrs. Car
ri and William Rolston, Will be presen
from Mitchell, S. d.. and Mrs. William
a Scotland another daughter of Mrs. Rol
9 ston, who lives in Scotland S. D.. vii
4 also be present. 1t has been ten year
= since Mrs Rolston moved to Dakot;
; from the old homestead between Albiol
. and Liscomb and in that time the fam
lily has never been together at one time
e Mr.. and Mrs. Will McMurray re
il turned to Newton Monday evening.
ii Mrs. G. H Young and daughter Shir
e ley arrived home Monday evening fror
e their Hedrick and Oskaloosa visits,
10 Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hannah, of Fer
= gus Falls. Mimi, the latter a sister @
: Miss Louise Ely of Chicago. who i
a spending the summer In the city as tn
n guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Howe. an
II other friends. arrived In the city on tn
~ Colorado special Monday evening. fror
= New York. where they recently lande
n after an extended trip abroad. Mr.. an
., Mrs. Hannah have spent the create
portion of their time in Scotland. al
ls though they have visited the principf
points of interest in the different Eu
ropean countries. They have been All
10 sent from home since Christmas an