Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-18
Cameras at 1Iellberg's.


Pretty black dress goods for Is cents
at Newcomers.
For the best laundry go to Flitton,
119 West Main.
Fruit Jars, fruit jar holders and para
fine wax at A. E. Myers.
Mems superior quality night shirts,
so cents. Hoyt's Department Store.
Fort Rent-Two rooms over Pappe |
Bros clothing store. Inquire Carney &
Holt.
Wanted-An experienced shoe sales
man. References required. Apply at
the Fair. 6 and West Main street.
The w. r. C. will give an ice cream
and cake social on squire's lawn on
Saturday evening. Everybody invited
Boys and youths tan shoes at less
than manufacturers prices. Good solid
goods and up to date. Bromley's Shoe
Store, ITO East Main street.
Mrs. d. s. Good entertained Thursday
evening few friends at family party
given in honor of her sister, Mrs. James
Snyder, and daughter, Miss Alice. of
Mcpherson. Kas.
Lawn furniture. what we have left,
at less than cost. If you are in need
of it come in and we will make the price
TO suit you. d. C. Wilbur. Bee Hive
Department Store.
DR.. H. p. Webb, of Dillon, spent
Thursday in the city on business, being
on his way home from two weeks
business stay in Chicago. DR.. Webb ex-
poets soon to remove from Dillon to
Primghar, the county seat Of O'Brien
county
Next week, at Dubuque, will begin the
annual retreat of the Catholic priests of
the Dubuque diocese. Father Fitzger-
aid, Of this city, will represent St.
Mary's parish owing to Father Lenf-
hans absence from the city. The re-
treat begins Monday and continues un-
til Friday.
Mrs. Hattie L. Grove and little
daughter, Myrtle. of Butlerville, were in
the city today on their way home from
Eldora, where they had been visiting
with Mrs. Groves son. who has been in
the industrial school, for some time. He
is soon to be released and has learned
the trade of tailor since being in the
school.
DIR. H. L. Getz arrived home Thurs
day from Chicago, where he has been
| in attendance at the meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the International
Association of Railway Surgeons, at
the Great Northern hotel. DIR. Getz was
elected chairman of the board. posi-.
ton next in importance to the presi-
dency of the organization.
! The people have learned by expert
ence that when we advertise to do a
thing we always do it. When we tell
| you that you can have the choice of any
| ladies' tan shoe in our store, worth $3.50
and SO, for Sl.9S you know it is no fake
advertisement, but a straight business
proposition. This sale will positively
close tomorrow night. Boston Shoe
Store Ingledue & Young.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Matson was
slheld at her late residence. Ali North
Third avenue, Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. Q. T. Bordahl having the
iservices in charge. The remains We're
conveyed to Riverside, where the mem
Ibers of Central District Court of Honor
laid the body to rest, the ritualistic
service consigning it to the grave being
Iconducted by Chancellor John w. Wells
and Chaplain Mrs. S. T. Parks This
lis the first death that has occurred in
4 the court since its organization, three
years ago.
Il Charles Baker, the Northwestern rail-
I road employee who was seriously injured
by falling under ballast train -four
a miles west of the city on Thursday, is
! resting easily at the GetZ hospital to-
tday having rallied from the effects OF
the amputation of the left leg. The
!. member was taken off below the knee
Baker Is q big. strong fellow and stood
!, the effects Of the anaesthetics in gooc
shape. The dislocated hip was placed
back to it's proper position after much
! difficulty and his right arm was dressed
so that he is as comfortable today as i.
possible.
Two tea parties had been arranged b.
! Misses Alice and Cola Manney for thi
week, and at the first one, Thursda,
!, evening, they entertained Misses Mil
dred Mason, Pauline Andrews, Ella an,
2 Florence Waterbury, Myrtle Riggs
q Cora Lander. of Mason City. Alice Les
: lie of Clyde, Kas., and Bessie Bugwee
of Windsor, Vt. The dainty tea wa
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guests being seated at one large table
i decorated with flowers. The guests 70
n this evening will be Misses Ida Shove
Ella Roberts, Grace Swingley, Nell
Garwood, Vera Sieg, Lora Carney an
n Mildred Mason, and Edna Thornbers
a of Oskaloosa.
= Representative j. B. Classen an
! Capt. T.. C. Mcmillan, of the Admire
h Dupont Command No. Is, Union Vet
III Grams Union. of this city. have bee
10 named as delegates to attend the ma
> tional encampment of the order, whic
l. meets in Dies Moines next Tuesday an
le continues four days. The alternate
II from Dupont Command are Messrs. "
a b. Beeson and Henry Matter Severe
re- members from the local command wi
n attend the national convention, whic
ri will be one of the largest gatherings
ar the state this year. Capt. McMilla
id has been appointed on the staff of M
of tional Commander r. G. Dyrenforth,
ne Washington, d. c., with the rank
re colonel.
= Commandant Horton, of the Soldier
Home. acted as judge and jury, couns
in for both the prosecution and defens
m as we'll as bailiff, Thursday. when !
hoe I'd tn ON, oil