Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-24


Don't forget that every twentieth sale
will be free at the Boston Store satur-
day only
Fine line of buggy sponges and
chamois skins at Sieg's, the druggist,
los East Main.
Towels, 16xS2, plain or buck linen,
hemmed ready for use, 121s cents each,
at Schobert's.
If in need of silk waist you can buy
one cheap at Newcomers, as we are
closing them out at cost.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. T. 1. WATSON, 107 North Third
street.
The Lady Highlanders will give an
ice cream social on the lawn of Mrs.
Frank Kinsey, No. 6 North Fourth ave-
nue., Friday evening.
Reynolds, Watson & Co. have re-
ceived fresh.supply of sh-mallow
gems, coral and Long Branch waters
and other kinds of picnic. goods.
The prohibitionists' county convention
will be held in the east court room in
Z
/ O'clock. DR.. Eaton, of Des Moines, is
down for an address.
Do not fail to attend our August
clearance sale. We have plenty of good
bargains left in our $1.9S ladies' shoes;
former price, So and $3.50. Bromley's
Shoe Store, ITO East Main street.
Mrs. Burt E. Purcell went this morn
ing to Iowa Falls where her husband.
Dr. Pursell, has been practicing for the
past three months. A new home has
been built for them and they will move
Into 1T at once.
You have been waiting to see those
L iron bedsteads. They are here now,
and they are the best to be obtained
anywhere. Come in and see them. If
! you need anything in that line you will
be sure to buy. D. c. Wilbur, Bee Hive
| Department Store.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Payne, daughter
Melissa and son Robert of Baxter,
spent Wednesday in the city. going in
the evening to Ackley, where they will
make their future home. Mr. Payne,
who has been conducting creamery
business at Baxter, will engage in the
same enterprise in Ackley
|
i Mr.. Daniel Burns, road supervisor of
district No. 3, Timber Greek, suggests
the propriety of holding a county con-
|vention of road supervisors TO consider
| and devise plans for more systematic
and co-operative work. He may de-
eide to write something on this topic
for the columns of the Times Repub-
llican He would like to learn the senti-
ment of others on this subject.
Miss Mary Allison, of State Center.
spent Wednesday in the city for the
! purpose of visiting the county insti-
tute. returning to her home in the even
ling. Miss Allison who is former State
ECenter teacher and last year assistant
lprincipal of the State Center high
school, is to leave next week for Gro
:. ton. S. D.. where she has accepted like
Iposition in the high school of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. DAILY returned
home this morning. after visit of two
months and more in Boston, Lynn and
Iother Massachusetts points. MIR. Daily
!. said the summer had been most en-
; ioyable one and had been pleasure
4 trip rather than business one and re-
fused to say anything concerning the
rumor that while in the east he was
seeking the appointment as genera
manager of the Central, TO succeed Col
L. NJ. Martin.
Advertising matter sent to the city
! by the managers of the boxing carniva
:. to be held at Dubuque during the Nut
e wood Park races announces contes
y between Jim Sellers, of this city, ant
of N
e bout The managers of the club speal
e of the dusky lightweight as one of tn
g fastest fighters in the ring and antici
4. nate for those in attendance a genuin
surprise. Sellers is said to be built Yer,
much like Eerwin, who is considere
? one of the cleverst lightweights in tn
. business. a number from this city ar
,, going to Dubuque to witness the Seller
: fight.
The o. o. I. o. o. *. Club was enter
:. tanned Wednesday evening at the G. G
:. Rogers home as a farewell to MI
= George Rogers, who leaves this evenin
:, for New Orleans, whore he is to wor
!. in the office of the paper mill of whic
Mr.. +. Il. Palmer is president. Th
evening was spent informally and be
m fore departing Mr.. Will Carleton, in be
III half of the guests, presented Nj
t Rogers with a handsome opal stut
m Those present We're Misses Carolyn An
lg derson, Agnes Carrie, Helen Burnell an
a. Blanche Dewitt, of Lincoln. Neb
Messrs. Ed Mcmillan, Will Carleton an
-, George Anderson.
IN Mr.. Paul G. Norris, of Grinnell. brf
+ Their of Fritz Norris. of the Times II
OF publican, arrived in the city this morI
'e. ing and left via the C. G. w. for Wate
r loo. in company with MIR. Guy Maeke
t of this city. The young men will jo
j. H. Rush, of Waterloo, who was
r. short time ago a member of the III
m force, and c. n. Mullan, of that cit
az on a camping and fishing trip on Il
of Cedar river Mr.. Fritz Norris leaves t
in night to join them. 1T is the intentit
ey Of the party to float aimlessly down Il
M. river in large barge, fishing al
r. camping for week or ten days, or UNI
they get tired. row boat will be tak'
to run about in and a full camping GU
IS, fit as we'll. The entire outfit will be r
III turned by freight.
al Miss Eva Wildman was hoste
to Wednesday evening at a party given
of her home, No. 4O8 North Second stree
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