Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-05

Remember the August clearance sale
at the Bromley Shoe Store, no East
Main street.
The Ladies' Guild meeting and tea
will be held Monday next at $3.50 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. j. G. Mitchem.
South Twelfth street.
A safe investment guaranteed divi-'
dends per cent per annurn. Parties
who mean business address at once,
Lock Box 2o7, Des Moines, Ia.
Capt. E. G. Mcmillan, of this city, has
been appointed an aide de camp of the
Iowa G. A. r. His name appears among
the list of aides just appointed and
made public in general order issued
Friday.
A young soldier will talk to the old
soldiers on Sunday. Rev. o. H. L. Ma
son, of Green Mountain. the popular
chaplain of the late Forty-ninth Iowa,
will conduct the services at the Sol
diers Home.
have bought for cash snap bar
gain of car load of pianos, which l
will offer for sale. beginning Monday
of next week, Aug. Z, at snap bargains
for you. Better come early. These
goods are gong to sell at the prices i
offer them. Tuffree's Music House.
Clay County News: Miss Zada White
of Marshalltown, after spending a
left for home Saturday, after a most de-
with number of exciting incidents,
,f ;nh
/ from shipwreck on the angry waters of
West Okoboji.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Johnston left
the city this morning for a weeks vaca-
ton. They went to Baxter and will re-
main until Tuesday at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. George Wanberg, when
they will drive to Colfax for few
days stay. From there they will go to
Dies Moines to visit friends before re-
turning home.
! You naturally want the best bakers
goods TO be had when you are buying
/ The place ,o get bread, pies, cakes or
anything in the bakers line is at Sun
debts Cafe. His new oven can not be
improved upon and it is conceded by
all that his goods are superior to all
Others. They will be delivered to your
home if SO desired. Sundell has only
the best
4 The pension department has notified
! Robert Denbow of the allowance of5the
claim of Theodore F. Davis, Company
Al f, Twenty third Indiana Infantry, at
the rate of Sc per month, commencing
i on Oct. IS, 1897; also the claim for an
4 increase from Sc to IS per month of
4 John Hartney. who was member of
II Company b, Fifty-ninth New York In
z fantry. Mr.. Davis is an old resident of
Marshall county, and Mr.. Hartney is a
4 member of the Soldiers Home.
4 Secretary Denbow, of the association
4 made up of the veterans of the Eigh-
4 steenth Iowa infantry and the Eighth
Iowa cavalry is busy preparing for the
coming reunion, TO be held at Moravia,
a town on the line of the Iowa Central
lin Appanoose county "A large number
L of the members of these organizations
Il reside in this vicinity and will attend
the reunion, which will be held the lat
ter part of September. Rates have beer
secured from the various railway lines
/ Mr.. j. b. Rolston. OF Albion, who
spent the day in the city. says The corr
J is strengthening up in good shape up III
way. and that practically full crop /!
: assured Some of his fields. he says
were as flat after the storm as if log
had been rolled over their entire ex
5 panse, but he says the only trouble nov
will be in gathering the crop. TIL
9 rains, he believes, have helped the corr
by giving the roots partially pulled gu
a rapid growth. thereby enabling tn
Il Sts HE oaip a hat In,
Way some of the fields that were nearl
Q uprooted have taken new hold an
Will ripen all right.
> Belle Plaine Union: A beautiful speci
: men of the kissing bug" was capture
II yesterday forenoon in j. G.. NanMeter'
: drug store by Clarence McCord. Hi
: hghness. for 1t is a royal beauty wa
e discovered in the show window. and o
$ being offered taste of chloroform i'm
n bibed enough to render il unconsciou
for a short time. He was finally place
: under a graduate and given enough {
q the anesthetic to kill it. The bug ha
: no opportunity to show its propensitie
J. in the kissing line, though it showed
/ strong tendency to hug everything wit
n which it came in contact Mr.. McCor
q now has the bug carefully preserved
II is beautiful species of beetle, havin
d a bright green back, with a red gol
y line around it, and purple head.
The announcement cards received TIL
,e morning of the wedding of Miss Ma,
l., garet Cornell to Mr.. Harry H. MacMi
a Ian came as a great surprise to tt
I, friends of the bride in this city, for onl
4 to a favored few had any announc,
m ment of the engagement been mad
,e The ceremony was performed on Tue!
,e day evening, Aug. l. at the home of NJ
10 MacMillan's parents. There We're I
~ guests and more simple wedding cou
ID not be. The bride is the elder daught,
ID Iof Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Cornell. of tn
g city, was always popular young lac
q in Marshalltown, where the most OF h
life has been spent and where she gre
from child into school girl and fro
Mt a school girl into a young lady. F.
OF the past three years or more, howeve
p she has been in Chicago. and n;
of worked as stenographer. During h
On residence there she had become a
II. Iauainted with Mr.. Macmillan, who
mt cashier Of the Potter Wall Paper Mil
If When his effianced was in the city
of few weeks ago for vacation he spe
mt Sunday here and the friends who m
he him were most favorably impresse
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