Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-20

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Abstracts. loans. 3. F. Cummings.
Try La Eauidad cigar, at sundellss
Cafe.
Brilliantine and silk shirt waists.
Archie Parker.
See the fall-weight trouserings at
Hopkins. at popular prices.
wanted-Apprentice girls who know
sewing. at Mrs. Benjamins.
Ladies' union suits, all styles and
sizes, at low prices. Hoyt's Department
Store.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railway
Y. NJ. c.. A. will meet in the associa-
TONS rooms Thursday afternoon.
DR.. J. w. Cowan, of Eldora. will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Green Mountain
Congregational church next Sunday,
exchanging with Rev. O. II. L. Mason.
Mr.. w. l. Hartford, of Kirksville, Mo-,
where he is a student in the American
School of Osteopathy. left Tuesday ev-
ening for kirksville after a brief visit
in the city with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
j. w. Coleman. Mr.. Hartford has been
spending his vacation in Eagle Grove.
times unless you have new suit of
clothes once in awhile. 1t is pleasure
to select a suit from among SO many
domestic and imported cloths as are
carried by p H. Petersen & Co., the
tailors. They are the leaders and no
mistake. Over Western Union Tele-
graph office.
Mrsa S. NJ. Rogers and little son AL
fred arrived home this morning from
their summers outing at Brant ROCK,
Mass. Mr.. Rogers, who Joined them at
Detroit, accompanied them. Mrs. G. G.
Gilman and daughter, Miss Carolyn,
with whom Mrs. Rogers spent the sum-
mer, are visiting relatives in Boston
! and are expected home the latter part
of next week.
Those who imagine that the price of
coal will not advance will wake up
| some morning and fully realize that
they We're wrong. The price on coal has
been steadily advancing for some time,
md another advance will be made the
| first of October The Frudden Lumber
Company has large supply of all kinds
LOT coal and are ready to take your or
ders now. Place them before the adj
vance next month.
Rev. O. H. L. Mason, of Green Noun
1 tain, who. with Mrs. Mason and sons
and Miss Mary Rice, have been in Clear
Lake for the past two weeks, spent
4 ing to the lake in the evening. The par
| ty expects to remain about two weeks
longer The trip was taken more es-
1 pecially on account of the health OF
Miss Rice. which has been quite poorly
4 and will be able to resume her schoo
4 work before long.
i Joe Hoff was arrested by Constable
1 Leech Tuesday upon a charge of tres
pass, from an information filed by
Charles Critchfield, who alleges that
fioff did destroy, injure and secrete
the domestic fowls of plaintiff, owned
and kept by him on his premises.
1 The case came to rather an abrupt
lending when called Tuesday afternoon
lin Justice Aliens court, as the defend
liant, who had been released upon his
A own bonds, failed to put in an appear
ance. 1t is understood that Hoff has lef
the city.
1t is related of Ayesha, the child wifi,
lof Mocha mined. that on one occasion
when her husband was i'll unto deatl
that she fell i'll also and that her hus
band urged her to take no pains to re
cover, but accompany him to paradise
The thought that she might die and he
husband recover and hobnob with hi
other wives was sufficient to cause he
speedy recovery, and she afterwards be
came Il successful politician. Ton.
Psenicka is not so contrary as was Aye
sha, for he will make you a fall suit !
! you order it and have the money to pa.
for it.
{ Mrs. Minnie 3. Clayton entertaine
the members of the Saturday Nigh
Social Club Tuesday evening at tn
Ciermania hall. complimentary to he
friends Mrs r. b. Aspinwall, of Min
: neapolis. and Mr.. Max Hoffman. of Chi
: cago. The hall was very lastly deco
rated in the national colors and flower!
Dancing was INDUCED in during til
: earlier part of the evening to mus
: furnished by the Holm orchestra. Sur
J. dell served the banquet at the close {
the evenings pleasures. Mr.. job
: Isichen. of Chicago. was present frol
out of the city.
e HERNIA Let's, who is to leave tn
i week with her parents for their ne
home in Chicago. was given a surpris
party Tuesday evening by a few of hs
n little girl friends. Their faces blacke
: and attired in fantastic garb they ha
Z. gathered at the w. S. Robbins hon
: and presented grotesque appearance
u where all unsuspecting the honore
:; guest found them. A cake walk flu
y nished amusement and refreshmen
y were served The little girls, WI
y planned and carried out the part
% were Josephine Gabelman, Wilma Rol
bins, Helen Abbott Lola Putzel, Ka
= Downing, Clare Atkinson and Loui
a utz.
N Mrs. S. G. Garwood and daughtt
TT Miss Norma. of Denver, who have be
in the city on two weeks visit wi
the formers sisters, Mesdames G. y
Woodruff and j. X. Haines, and wi
! their cousins, DIR. and Mrs. w. S. d
u vine left on the Colorado special Tue
y day evening for their home. Mrs. Ga
Oh a., an fhoir u