Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-30

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Dr. Janss. physician and surgeon.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Black crepons at all prices at New
comer's.
Pappe Bros are selling regular 81
shirts for so cents.
The prettiest styles in petticoats only
81. Archie Parker.
See the new fall styles that have just
arrived at Wallis today.
Don't miss those beautiful tailor made
suits at the Boston Store.
New invoice Of ladies' kid gloves in all
the new shades. NJ. f. Andrews.
Get one of those beautiful gray home
spun suits at the Boston Store, "a East
Main.
Good team of mules to trade for
heavy horse. Inquire of George w.
Beasley
Your little boy will not be up to date
unless YOU dress him with fancy vest.
Sold only by Pappe Bros.
Tomorrow morning we will place on
sale the balance of our children's school
hats. Your choice while they last for
IS cents. Lee 8 Benedict.
Wanted-Fifty women to peel toma-
a t1es 60
Twelfth avenue and the Iowa Central
tracks Can make 81 to $1.5o per day.
Just received, a fine line of hair
goods from one of the leading importers
of New York. Will discount any prices
on this class of goods. Aida A. Wheel
er. over log West Main.
Arthur Wall, the tailor, received to-
ings. In justice to yourself you should
der for a fall suit. In style, fit and
fabric Wall can satisfy you.
The Paragon restaurant is serving
first-class meals and making a special
ty of short orders. c. S. Jones is now
associated with his brother in the bust
ness. and it is their intention to serve
the best meals for the money in the
lefty. When you want first-class meal
or dish of oysters go to the Paragon,
119 East Main.
Miss Inez Smith returned this morn
/ ing from a six weeks visit in Mason
| City. Clear Lake and Rockwell Miss
Smith had expected to remain away
longer, but few days ago 1t was de-
| son College at Indianola this year and
as the term opens next week it was
necessary for her to return to prepare
herself. Miss Smith will take the mu-
steal course.
Joseph Plaster, who, for three and
one-half Years has been employed in
this city as inspector for the Marshall
Telephone Company, has resigned his
/ position and will leave tomorrow morn
ling for Fort Dodge, where he has ac-
lcepted the position of manager of the
Fort Dodge Telephone Company. the
i mutual line of that city. MIR. Plaster
4 has made many friends during his stay
in the city, all of whom will doubtless
be glad of his success.
George A. Turner and George E. Ad-
ans returned yesterday from their tril
to Sykeston, n. D., and report sale q
1000 acres of land. f. w. Winery
with the rest of the party. remained Il
purchase another large tract nea-
Sykeston. The success with which Mr.
j; WINERY has met In disposing of thcs
lands is sufficient proof of their desra
bility. and all who have visited tina
section are well pleased with the coun
try and their purchases. The next eX
cursion viii be Tuesday, Sept. o.
Conrad Matthias. who is employed il
the works of the Glucose Sugar Retin
ing Company and resides at the cornel
/ tof Sixth avenue and South street, wa!
injured Tuesday while at work at tn,
factory. Matthias was in the act o
throwing a belt on one of the driv'
wheels and stepped forward on a plank
which slipped somewhat and threw him
He fell distance of twelve or fourteen
feet and sustained bad confusion owe
the region of the hip joint. He Will b.
confined to his home about a week.
Mr.. G. r. Harper, who recently Wis
I, tied his mother at kankakee, ILL.,, whicl
lis the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish
$ the aged parents of Rev. George r
\ Parrish formerly of the Congregations
: church of this city, who was arreste
in this city and sentenced to an indeter
inmate term at the Joliet penitentiar
f for forgery and embezzlement say
q that Parrish has been dealt with YER
4 leniently since his Incarceration an
has been given a position in the librar
q of the penitentiary as assistant librar
ian.
) Liscomb residents in the city Tuesda
< for the afternoon performance of tn
q Ringing show We're Mrs. u. w Russell
6 Misses Minnie and Fannie Russell, Mr.
# NJ. a. Ealliett, Misses Eta and Roxl
: Early, Mrs. Lyman Scryyer and son
; Mrs Frank McAfee Mr. Theron Hat
ser and daughter Zoe, Mr. and Mrs.
e B. Sweet, Mrs William Moore DR. an
I. Mrs. G.. A. Mershon and daughter Clar;
q Mr.. Ephraim Bueghly, Mrs. Liz
II Biersborn, SON Gales and daughter a
n ice; Ross Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y
:. r. Somers Mr.. and Mrs. James Parke
J. Mr.. and Mrs Cora Bixby, Mr.. and Mr.
Thomas Higgins and Mr.. Joel Higgin
: A Great Western brakeman name
s NJ. Golden, man 43 years of age and
a resident of DeS MoineS, was brought