Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-14

You want new carpet, call and see
ours. D. c. Wilbur.
For sale-Two improved Marshall
county farms. B. F. Cummings.
Ladies' tan shoes and oxfords
cheaper than ever. Hoyt's Department
Store.
Refrigerators and gasoline stoves
our prices will interest you. Schmidt
Machine oils, the best on the market
for the least money at Seig's Temper
ance Drug Store. los East Main.
Mems muslin night shirts, en-
broidery trimmed, good material, so
cents each. Hoyt's Department Store.
Just six more days, the choice of any
ladies' tan $3.50 and $500 shoe in our
store for $1.9s. Boston Shoe Store, In
gledue & Young.
The Peerless Laundry opened up
business this morning. Remember the
number, "a West Church street, and
watch for the new wagon.
DO not miss our August Clearance
Sale. We have plenty of good bargains
in all lines. Misses and children's tans
at cost. Bromley Shoe Store.
A party Of Oregon Short Line Off
cials, the headquarters of whom are at
Salt Lake City, passed through the
city Sunday afternoon on the Colorado
special, en- route to Chicago.
Lon Holden, of Bromley; James A.
Campbell. of Gilman; William II. Car
ter, of Albion; John c. Buffer, of
Laurel, and Thaddeus L. Hail. of this
city, bankrupts. have been granted dis
charges from the United States court
Mr.. Halsey French arrived home Sat-
urday evening from Chicago, where he
has been for six weeks taking a post
graduate course in chemistry and
physics in the Chicago University, pre-
paratory to beginning his work in those
branches in the Ottumwa high school
next month.
The quality of the goods offered and
the prices al which we are selling them
is what filled our store full of people
Saturday and Saturday night. No mon
key business with us. When weadvertise
to do a thing we always do it, and the
people have learned that fact. Boston
Shoe Store, Ingledue e Young.
Mr.. Harry Dubois former Mar
shalltown boy, but more recently of Ne
vada, who, with his wife, has been Wis
ting some time at the parental G. f.
Warren home, southwest of the city,
went to Montezuma Sunday evening,
where he will remain a few days, hav-
ing in view a permanent location in the
laundry business al that place.
A party of Electric Rebekah Lodge
members. Messrs. and Mesdames w. B.
Elliott. n. l.. Thorpe. G. w. Hutson and
w. C. Dilley and Mrs. f.. A. Crandall,
,uas4s of Ito n,an,hars of tho J.rv az
the Yves, lodge some degree work was
sone and : sumner was served making
l,he occasion a very nlaasan, ono
i Mrs. Margaret Frisbie was called to
bEldora Saturday evening by telegram
received at o'clock which announced
that her father, Vincent Brown. was
failing fast and probably could not sur
fvive long Until week AGO Mrs. FRS
4 bic was at her fathers bedside for sew.
l.eral weeks His condition improved
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Mr.. Harry Carr of the Marshalltowr
Grocery Company. who has been {
member Of the McNeely camp fou
miles mn the river. left sunday morn.
ing for Wabasha. Mimi. where he vii
visit at the home of Mrs. Joe cotterell
formerly of this CITY. where Mrs. Carr
tana MISS Grace have been guests for .
Fortnight After a few clays' STAY Their;
Mrs Carr and Miss carr will accom-
pany Harry to MINNEAPOLIS at ST. Pau
ana Lake hi1lhetohka.
Miss Alma Van Horn. Of Albion ar
rived IN the civ SATURDAY evening an,
viii ,,isi+ a faw dave AZ Tho homo Of he
Ami Mrs Hollis s. Thurber Mis-
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