Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-21
THE CITY in BRIEF

Enter Business College Sept. 5.
Cameras and supplies at Hellberg's.
Ladies' silk bandana ties. Archie
Parker.
New goods will be here this week. Ar
thur Wall.
A fresh line Of perfumes at sieg's, 1os
East Main.
Horses cheap at Finkle's at p. m.
Wednesday.
You don't have to walt for shine at
the Pantorium.
For a nice screen door see Schmidt &
Bourne 102 West Main.
Home grown watermelons. Reynolds,
Watson 4 Co. On ice, of course.
The finest line Of crepon ever shown
this city. Hoyt's Department Store.
Pretty plaids for cniidren's school
dresses from 1919 cents up at Newcom-
er's.
The Racket Store is making some
special prices on crockery for short
time only.
Have your fall suit cleaned and be
ready for cool weather. Take it to Fit
ton, west Main.
There is nothing so pretty as pretty
shoes on a lady's feet. Have them inn
proved at the Pantorium.
DR.. NJ U. Cheshire, physician. surgeon
and gynecologist Office in Brennecke
block, opposite court house.
For the best cast iron range, heavy,
neat, splendid baker, at our special.
price, see Schmidt & Bourne.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan,
Reynolds, Watson & Co. Lester Sun
dell, j. H. sunden and w. H. Evans.
Mr.. Oscar f. Monteith. of Chicago,
who is TO we'd Miss Winnifred Fisher on
Thursday evening, arrived in the city
sunday.
The glucose works We're closed down
Saturday night until Wednesday MORN
ling, in accordance with orders received
\ from Chicago.
| Miss Anna Nelson entertained at din
ner at the Pilgrim Sunday a few young
ladies in honor of Miss Anita Hubbell,
| of Albany, \. I.
Mr. Walter Lseeh. of Britain & Co,
ARRIVED home Saturday evening from a
VERY pleasant outing and vaction of TWO
weeks, spent at Lake Okoboji.
4 Charlie Isaacson of 2o3 North Fifth
4 street, is recovering from a severe at
tack of dysentery, which has confined
him to his home for several days.
Miss Ella Baum Went to Humbold
this morning TO attend the grand iodgt
of Good Templars. Miss Baum is ths
Ionly delegate from Marshalltown'.
lodge.
4 The funeral of Miss Rosa Miller was
held from the residence sunday after.
noon at 3 O'Clock. Rev. Scott conducting
). the services. Misses Bessie and Edna
Parker sang.
Mr. Roy Beebe, of the Times-Repub
lican office force. is enjoying a week
vacation. He went this morning t
Hubbard to spend a few days with hi
sister. Mrs T. I. White.
Miss Carol Smith, of Clemens. spen
,uillstA III lIle'lhS W ilii iiti o4 sei, AZ -
Alma Smith, who is attending the nor
mal, and went on this morning +
.Ames. where she will enter upon he
Miss Ethel Cooper. of Grinnell, was
the city over sunday, the guest of Mis-
Gertrude Van 0rman. Miss Coope
came especially to attend the junior /
Y. z. o.. as she is the president of tn
society in her home church.
paw paeLar who was Injured IA.
week by being kicked by horse. cor
tinues TO be doing very nicely, althoug
his entire face is Very badly swollel
The only nourishment the lad can taxi
is what can be obtained through
straw.
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DANES G.. E. Adams and lLeonora Co.
Misses Matte Jones, Minnie Johnso
Mary Elliott and Anita Hubbell, of A
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