Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-21

Schmidt & Bourne, the hardware men.
Music and flowers for all at the Pan
torium Tuesday evening from to 1O:So.
Muslin sheets, 72xsO inches, good quail
ity, so cents each. Hoyts Department
Store.
You will want fall suit. Wait until
my new stock arrives. 1t will soon be
in. Arthur Wall.
Fancy silk. all-over tuckings, with
lace insertions, in black, white and col
|ors. just received at Newcomers.
For the latest blue-flame kerosene
stove and for the latest prices see
Schmidt & Bourne, 1O2 West Main.
We have given the balance of our
shirt waists until next Saturday night
to so. Price is no object. Archie Par
ker.
Mr. w. E. Young. of Cedar Rapids,
has accepted position as night clerk at
the fremont, beginning his duties Sun
day evening.
Agent G. w. Bartmess, of the Adams
Express Company, was in Oskaloosa
Saturday night on business, returning
Sunday morning.
When in need of corset waist try
one of the new Kabos, medium length,
| four hook, front clasp. with new patent
hose-supporting attachment at the
front, at Newcomers.
Mrs. A. S. Tiffany, who has been in
the santarium at Battle Creek, Mich.
| since the first of June undergoing
treatment for an injury to her knee ar
irived home Saturday evening and is
greatly improved.
One of NIccombs Bros baggage wag-
on teams became frightened at the de-
Ipot Sunday evening and began to turn,
striking the phaeton belonging to
Traincaller c. A. DEUEL.. AS result the
| phaeton is in the shop for repairs, one
wheel having been entirely demolished
and the vehicle otherwise damaged.
| Newton Journal: Miss Susan Mar
garet Hill has gone to Marshalltown to
laftend the Marshall county normal in
tstitute. Miss Hill will teach the inter-
mediate department of the public school
lat Le0irand for the coming year. Miss
jSusie is a No. 1 teacher, who will have
/ no trouble in winning friends in her
new work.
Miss Hattie Grace, of Oskaloosa,
4 spent Saturday in the city on business,
looming to apply for the position of
Istenographer in the general passenger
department of the Iowa Central The
lposition was given her after a days
trial. She returned to her home Satur-
lday evening but came back this morn
ing to resume her duties.
Mrs. F. e. North and daughters, Mar
| iorie and Phyllis, arrived home on the
IColorado special Saturday evening from
Fond du Lac, Wis, where they have
been since about June / visiting at the
elhome of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. North
will not go to housekeeping. again right
away. but will have rooms at the Pill
: grim for the present.
James Clancy, one of the Northwest
: ern graders working west of the city
! between here and LaMoille. was sent IL
his home in Chicago Sunday night by
I0verseers of the Poor Pemberton. Clancy
has been sick with fever at the Ameri-
can Hotel for several days and it wa.
2 deemed best to send him TO his HON,
before he got worse. The sick man wa.
accompanied by friend and fellow
workman, James Baxter
$ Mr. A. L. StuntZ. of State Center. ia
: t,ler of Messrs H. L. and A. T. Stuntz
o of this city. spent sunday here with hi
7 sons and returned TO his home thi
morning. Mr.. Stuntz was en- route HON
y from a six weeks absence in Albior
I ut, l.,
- C'hautauq,la n. Y He was accompa
J MED west by his daughter, Miss Faitt
- who stopped at Camanehe to asss
some friends in some Epworth Leagu
work.
Mrs. Will Elder and daughters Ia
J, META and Nellie, of Boone, who WEI
: called TO this city early last week on az
= count of the death of the formers 81.
; ter in-law, the late Mrs. James T. E
der, of Oskaloosa. returned to the
home Saturday evening. having visite
at since the funeral with Mrs. Elder
l. mother, Mrs W. n. Weatherly. Mr.
s. Weatharly accompanied her daught
x; home and will remain for about s
n, weeks.
I
j. d. Luther, hardware merchant
A.
nd afternoon for hearing before the cor
40 missioners of insanity, an informati
ne charging him with same having be
rs filed by brother-in-law. Mr.. j. B. st
b., bier Luther is said to be greatly fear
le, by his relatives of late, and is alleged
have taken revolver from his sto
&c Saturday night and placed it in
: pocket, ready for use. 1t was princip;
- ly on this account that the informant
~, was filed.
.rs The regular monthly shift OF the r
,o lice occurred at noon Sunday. Offic
MS Hanson will have the day beat in
business district UP town during
81, next thirty days and Officer Cochran I
~ night. Officer Weaver will be on dl
- ing the day hours at the depot and {
ficer Kurz at night. Officer Clark we
"a on duty at o'clock this afternoon AFT
-, his weeks vacation. Officer Hanson "
~ be the next one to be given a vacati
49, and it is probable that will take pie
the present week.
org We make speciality of ladies' ST
,or polishing. The Pantorium.
on, Mr.. George Rogers will leave wedn
ing day evening for New Orleans, where
of will accept a position in large pal
lis. mill, of which concern Mr. #