Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-01
THE CITY IN BRIEF

LISHOSISs fPioSS4Sdi oPtASAsAAs
Enter Business College Sept. 5.
Fall hats are ready at Pappe Bros
incest butter at. Adams grocery, East
Main.
Creamery butter at all times at Rey-
nolds, Watson & Co.'s.
Children's school hats going at 10
cents. Lee & Benedict.
You will find a good line Of dress lin
ings, etc, at Newcomers.
All kinds of first class furnishing
goods for men. Farrand & Clifford.
A fine line of ladies and gents watch
es Miller the jeweler, los East Main.
Wanted = First-class coat maker
Prices from S. to $40. p. H. Peterson &
Co.
The Pantcrium Club is open all day
there.
Fail intol line and get one of those ele-
CANT patterns for fall trouserings at
Hopkins.
sell 100 dozen Is cent hose, black and
tan, at cents.
Closing out sale. at reduced prices, of
hair goods. cosmetics, by Nine. Rema,
III East Main street.
The Maccabee band will give dance
in the odd Fellows Hall Monday even
ing to which all are invited.
The best and the cheapest line of la
dies colored and black underskirts in
town. Hoyt's Department Store.
boys and childrens clothing and prices
away down. Farrand & Clifford.
Two thefts of bicycles have been re-
ported to the police. DR. F. P. Lierle
and Mr.. b. A. Morgan being the vic
inns.
1t makes no difference whether you
are member of the Pantorium Club or
not, you can have your shoes shined
just the same.
The young people of the Christian
church Will give an entertainment this
evening in their church. Admission,
adults 10 cents, children 5 cents.
4 Your confidence is one precious jewel
! in our possession that is not for sale
4 our groceries, however, are for sale
4 and we keep the best in the market. A
l E. Myers.
E.x-county Superintendent G. w
Bacon, Who has returned TO the city
from his ST Anthony farm. is getting
i settled with his family at 521 NORTH
First street.
4 Miss Grace FullIton, who reside!
six miles north vi the city. went thi:
morning TO Lohrville where she vii
teach the sixth and seventh grades il
the public schools.
The Times publican is indebted II
Mrs Robert NcAlains for a handsome
boquet of choice flowers, which she lef
lat the counting room today. The gift
was much appreciated.
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Just received, a fine line of hal
goods from one of the leading importers
of New York. VIII discount any price
on this class of goods Aida A. Wheel
er, over los West Main.
Miss Caroline Parsons. of Grinnell
: spent Thursday afternoon in the cit
: with Mrs NJ Z, Williams, leaving a
|. night for Chicago. Miss Parsons is
!. teacher in the oak Park schools.
/ Rev. F. w. Russell was in Ferguso
|. Thursday night where he addressed tn
: county Christian Endeavorers on tn
]. sights and scenes of the recent interna
: tional endeavor convention at Detrci
!. Dress goods. new black crepons fl
: skirts and dresses. new large plaids fl
!. skirts, plaids for children's scho
i dresses. pattern suits in eoverts, POI
!. Inns, etc, black goods, etc, at Newcon
|. er's.
The funeral of the late Hernia
|. Thompson will be held Saturday afte
!. noon at 3 o'clock at the residence, 4
!. North Fourth avenue. Rev. o. H.
Mason will conduct the services and Il
!. burial will be at Riverside.
+ C. r. .Archerd, a resident of this eli
I. for the past three years, since whi'
j: time he has been a territory salesma
/. for the Deering Harvestering Machil
!. Company. has resigned his position al
]. will go into business in this city.
I: The postoff1ce observes the sar
!. hours on Monday. Labor Day, as
! Sundays. the Office being open for ge
= eral delivery between $50 and 1920
m. But one business and residence
= livery will be made during the day.
Frank Diam. a driver of one of Rim
ling Bros circus wagons who remain
over in this city to get on a spre
showed up in Justice Aliens court tt
morning and was discharged up
promise of leaving the city at on'
The same disposition was made of t
case of S. l.. Smith. a scissors grinder
= 1t is the same way with our hats
with everything else we sell. Th
have certain style and chic" apes
ance about them that point them out
coming from my store. The kind y
= don't regret buying. My stylish read
to-wear fall hats are here. They q
beauties. Call and see them. M
Morrill,.
DIR. H. L. Getz returned this morni
from Chicago, where he spent Thursd
=. on business connected with the Int
y national Association of Railway S,
geons. the executive committee
which he is chairman. While in Chica
e, en he also made some arrangements
4. the furnishing of the Elks lodge roo