Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-13

seiS anu chlmneyS just recelNeu a.
Blake's.
II gentleman has nice clothes he
wants good laundry work. Flitton's Is
the place to get 1t.
Everybody says that we have the
prettiest 50-cent dress goods in town
Hoyt's Department Store.
Ladies especially invited to inspect
The rooms of the Woman's Exchange
Thursday afternoon and evening.
A light frost was visible in the low
places early this morning. 1t was not
severe enough to do any damage.
Do not forget the time of the Macca-
bee excursion to Clear Lake (the last
one of the season., Thursday, Septem-
Der IA.
The annual picnic given by the East
ern Star lodge Of Albion, compliment
tary to the Masons of that town, will
be held at the county farm Thursday.
We will place on sale tomorrow morn
ing 100 dozen ladies pure linen hem
stitched handkerchiefs for 5 cents each.
Not more than one dozen will be sold
to any one person. Lee & Benedict.
Chief Clerk Laird, of the Iowa Gen.
trail, assures US that ample arrange
ments have been provided to take care
of the crowd on the Clear Lake excur-
sion Thursday morning, September IA.
Veteran r. NJ. Ash returned this
morning from Storm Lake. where he
has been visiting. His wife accompa-
pied him and after a short stay here,
will go on to New York to spend the
winter.
For Sale-Two residences, one located
212 South Third street. the other 5l1
North Center street Enquire of NJ. ].
Rodney or E. NJ. Williams at office of
Mccormick Haryestering Machine
Company.
Councilman Richard Mcguire and son
Vincent and Mr.. Carl Schmidt returned
Tuesday evening from Rockwell, where
they have been on a two days chicken
hunt. They had very good success and
bagged forty-one birds in two days.
The Joshua Simpkins" Company ar
rived this morning from Oskaloosa.
The company numbers twenty-five peo-
pie and carries two bands. The musical
organizations gave street concert at
noon. The matinee this afternoon was
dispensed with.
The funeral of Veteran r. w. Collins,
who died Tuesday. will be held from the
chapel Thursday morning at o'clock,
Rev. Abel Graham preaching, and as
no response has been received from his
children to the announcement of his
death he will be buried in the cemetery
at the Home.
Guide r. NJ Ash, of the Soldiers
Home, arrived in the city Tuesday
night from Storm Lake. where he has
been for the past three weeks visiting
his wife and family. Mrs. Ash accom-
panied him here and after a few days
visit win leave for Port Byron. n. Y,
where she will spend the winter with
an aged mother.
Mr.. George Chaffee, of Brooklyn, n.
Y. founder and ex-president of the
New York State Association of Railway
Surgeons, has sent an invitation to DIR.
H. L. Getz, of this city, to be present at
the convention of the association, to be
held in the academy of medicine, New
York City. Nov. is. DIR. Chaffee invites
cal Fitness of Railway Surgeons"
Torrance Flynn. formerly of this city
but for the past few months of Musca-
time. where he is. employed as general
/ foreman of the repair work of the Mus
catine North & South railroad, who
| has been spending a week in the city
with his uncle. Master Mechanic b.
Kelley, of the Central. and family, will
leave for his home tomorrow. Mr..
Flynn was formerly employed in the
Central Shops here.
i A. Gabriel, plaintiff in the case
4 against the Rhoades- Carmean Buggy
i Company. on trial today in the district
lcourt. was arrested Tuesday night by
Constable Nicholson upon charge OF
ntoxication. Gabriel had imbibed Sc
much that he became practically help
less, and fell from a railing on Eas
Main street to the sidewalk, where the
, constable found him. The case was Sc
for this afternoon in Justice Burritt'.
Il court.
, Miss Bessie knight, of Spencer, who
is known to number of friends in this
city, and who substituted in the posi-
Ition of Miss Mona Bentley, in the Sec.
ond ward, last spring. arrived in thu
!, lcity Tuesday and this morning began
:, her work as teacher of the fourth grade
. of the Third ward. This is the position
offered to Miss Laura Moulton, of Rel
IOak. Miss Moulton had already &C
. cepted a position in the West De
J Moines schools. Miss Effie Perry. sub
, stitute grade teacher. has filled the pc
: sition since school began.
Mr. w. A. Davis, for several years il
!. the drug business at Jewell Junction
: spent Tuesday in the city In compan'
with his wife and daughters. Minnie
Bertha and Maude In the evenin
!, they went to Ferguson. where the
= will visit with Mr.. Davis father, MI
: N. NJ. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis an
> daughters are soon to leave for Gaines
e vile, Ca. where they will remain TO
!. the winter at least. on account of Mr..
y Davis health. she being threatene
with an attack of lung trouble. If tn
J. climate is found to be beneficial M
v Davis may go into business in tn
k south. Mrs. Thomas Marley, of Cor
,e rad, a sister of Mrs. Davis, accom-
# panied by her children, spent Tuesda
4. in the city with the Davis family.
50 The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mr.
lie F. r. Benedict, on West Main, wa
thronged with people Tuesday nigf