Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-21

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Announcements of church and society en-.
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THE CITY In BRIEF.
Wedding rings at Hellberg's.
DR.. Henriksen. diagnostician.
Abstracts, loans. B. F. Cummings.
Big line of cotton blankets at New
tcomer's.
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Wanted-Apprentice girls who know
sewing, at Mrs. Benjamins.
Ladies tan Oxfords at 80 cents pair
at l.. Armbruster's shoe store.
Students are enrolling each week. En-
ter Monday. Business College.
New shirt waists in silk. wool, bril-
Iliantines, etc, just received at New
comer's.
Smoke Rosina yokes 5 cent cigars.
Sold by all dealers. vanDerveer & La
Shelle, distributors,
See our So cobbler seat rockers, mahog-
Amy and golden finishes. Densel & Will
bur, South Center street.
Just in, for tinted photographs. line
of round and oval frames. SO West
Mott ~ r q ~
Attorney George NJ. Lyon, until re-
lcently of Atlantic, has moved his fam
lily to this city and will take up his res
idence here.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers,
of the Central, was in the city Wednes-
day on business connected with the
general offices.
Acting General Manager j. n. Title
more, of the Central, went to Oskaloosa
Wednesday evening, where he remained
today looking after business matters.
Mr.. F. II. Fenner has quite curiosi-
ty in a palm in bloom. The palm is a
lSouth American variety and has been in
a downtown window for several
months.
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Mr.. Richard Mommers, chemist of the
Glucose Sugar Refining company's
plant in this city. is confined to his room
lat the f. NJ. Dodge home, suffering with
la slight attack of illness
Mr.. Charles r. Talbot. of Brazil Ind,
Who has been in the city since the re-
fcent Illness of his brother, Travelling
Freight Agent Guy w. Talbot, of the
Central, left today for his home.
We now have the help and can take
care of your watch work as you would
like TO have it done. No longer will we
have to put on our pleasantest smile
and tell you to come again. VIM He'll
berg.
| We will put on sale the balance of this
week 100 pieces of fancy silk ribbons
4 from four to six inches wide that sold
for %. 80 and 40 cents a yard. Your
choice nowfor Is cents a yard Lee
Benedict
!. For Sale-Two residences. one located
q 212 South Third street, the other 5l1
North Center street Enquire of NJ j
Rodney or Z. NJ. Williams at office OF
& Mccormick Harvestering Machine
Company.
Miss Mary Palmer, now of Chicago
but who lived here for many years. viii
arrive in the city Friday night from
5ESioux City, where she has been visiting
and will be the guest of Miss Mae Bing-
Imam and other old friends
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Frank H
lilo West Church street, Sunday after
gsassisted by Rev G. p Boardman, vii
Ihave charge of the services.
The last open-air band concert of tn
season Will be given tonight on tn
lcourt house lawn. A program of mis-
leellaneouss selections will be rendered
} THE band is arranging for a series of in
door concerts TO commence soon.
Mr.. j. l.. Ingledue, Jr., arrived HON
ithis morning from Oskaloosa, wher
"Wednesday evening he was present a
the wedding of his niece, Miss Nev
Strain. Mrs. Ingledue Will remain i
Oskaloosa for a visit of few day
more.
The Rhodes far was very largely al
tended Wednesday. and many from hei
who We're present announce that for III
iopening day it was one of the largest
the history of the association. 1t is es
timated that there We're 1000 people o
the grounds. Harry McCombs' lit
PAGER, Penny, won the 800 pace in tw
straight heats. The horse was drive
by Trainer Kelly, of LeMars.
: The program of the sixth annual cor
vention of the Northeastern low
Teachers Association. which is to me-
} at Independence October 10, 20 and 2
shows that Miss Grace Sullivan, one
the new teachers in the public school
is TO participate in the discussions
! the primary section. Miss sullivan
= discussion Will be on the subject "Tl
School, the Home and the State
Have just received a big line of dl
goods in blankets, hosiery, underwea
wrappers, dress skirts, ready mac
shirt waists, table linens, towels, ma
kins, dress goods Innings and trimming
n dressing sacks, corsets, fancy good
ID etc, and are better prepared to fill yo
lie wants than ever before. If you will gi
10 us a chance you will find good qualiti
an and our prices right at Newcomers