Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-03

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,hich will commence at Tuffree's music
ouse Monday, Aug. Z.
We have a position for young man
esiring to study law. Address c. & j.,
are Times-Republican.
Seventy-two inch half bleached table
amask, handsome patterns, so cents
ard Hoyt's Department Store.
A No / 12o-acre farm near this city
or sale at ii bargain. For particulars
.ddress owner, A. Times Republican.
Tomorrow morning we will give you
sour choice of four different lines of
;firt waists for II cents each. Lee 81
Benedict.
Capt. and Mrs. G. H. Shaw will en-
ertain at tea this evening Mr. and Mrs
A. Janney. Mrs. Ira Ellis and Mrs. H.
II. Gregg.
County Clerk j. c. Bullock is taking
mis- annual vacation from his duties and
with Mrs. Bullock has gone TO Chicago
for a visit with relatives.
Read the special 10 cent sale ad. of
wash and summer goods of Wilton &
Whitehead in this issue. If you are
looking for bargains they have them.
Mr. Branch Jones, OF the Western
Union, who now has charge OF the wa
Ter gauge. reports that the rain-fall of
this morning amounted to 20 of an
inch.
Miss May Clarke received a telegram
this morning announcing the illness of
her brother, Master Herbert Clarke, at
Eldora Miss Clarke Went to Eldora on
the morning train.
Many fields of corn blown fat by the
storm OF last Tuesday. morning are
strengthening up in good shape and. ex-
scept where the stalks were blown out
by the roots, there Will be an average
crop.
Mrs. A. Fletcher and little son Ro-
land, of LeGrana, spent Wednesday in
the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher have
but just moved to Lecirand, where the
former is engaged in the lumber bust
ness, from Chadron. Neh.
The storm of early this morning came
from the southwest Had it come from
the SOUTHEAST and Strengthened up some
OF the corn leveled by the northwes
storm of Tuesday morning the farmer
would have been grateful.
Mr. j. L. Benedict, who is now EN-
played in the railway shops at Oelwein
arrived in the city this morning. Il
about week he will return accom-
panied by his family, and they will
make their future home in Oelwein.
John Ryan and John Lindsay wer
arrested Wednesday evening by the de
pot officers. charged with intoxicatior
When arraigned today before Justic
Isurritt Lindsay paid out but Ryan wa
3 sentenced TO five days work on tn
park.
Department Commander Bailey, {
the Iowa Grand Army of the Republi
of Des AIoines, and Mrs. Hutchinson, Z
Lake City, president of the Iowa de
partment of the w. r c., spent the al
ternoon in the city, coming especially
visit the Iowa Soldiers Home
have bought for cash a snap ba
gain of a car load of pianos, which
will offer for sale. beginning Monda
of next week Aug. Z, at snap bargain
for you. Better come early. The
goods are going to sell at the prices
offer them. Tuffree's Music House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and bal
daughter Ruby, went Wednesday
Boone, Where they will make the
home. Mr.. Rogers, while in this cit
has been barber but he will ha,
charge Of the collections for the Sing
Machine Company in Boone county.
Mr.. F. NJ. Chapman went to Mas,
City Wednesday evening and is a
tending today the Y. NJ. C. A. assemb
at Clear Lake. Mrs. Chapman and i
tie son, Ralph, went to Mason City I
day and will spend a week at the pa
i. entail home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Cha
man.
Rev. Mrs. Glib, until recently past
= of the Universalist church in Boo,
. and formerly of Dubuque will occu
the pulpit of the Universalst church
this city next Sunday. Mrs. Glib is w
and favorably known among the ladi
clubs of this and other states and is
Il brilliant and forcible speaker.
MIS-. NJ. "A. cooper, VINO LOT tne p;
three years has lived in Marshalltoy
81 with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Bak
:, has gone to Windside. Neb., to spent
! year or so at the home of her son, !
~ A. T. Chaplin. Mrs. Baker and Ii,
X daughters, Helen and Edna, acco
! panied Mrs. Cooper, and will make
\ long visit in Windside.
7 Remember the August clearance s
! at the Bromley Shoe Store, 40 E
= Main street.