Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-23
Wedding rings at Hellberg's.
Dr., Janss. physician and surgeon.
Stone setting done right al: Hellberg's.
A large invoice OF oval band rings at
MEMS


10S East Main.
Ice wool shawls and squares at the
Boston Store.
See the new table linens, napkins and
towels, ETC.. at Newcomers.
Students are enrolling each week. En-
ter Monday. Business College.
Prices way down on jewellery at MIL
ler's, the jeweler, 10S East Main.
Engineer c. A. Durham, of the Sol
diers' Home, and wife are the parents
of a baby girl.
Reduced rates to Dewey's celebration
at New York and Washington via
line. Enquire of agent.
We are selling more dress goods than
at any previous season. Correct styles
and popular prices do 1t. Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
Reynolds. Watson & Co. have re-
ceived fresh supply of pure honey,
both in comb and extracted. New
phone %; old AS.
DR.. MARS. osteopathis physician. Over
Fidelity Bank. Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
Mrs. N. A. Williams left this morning
for st. Paul, where she will remain for
an indefinite time with her sister. Mrs.
w. w. Benjamin. Mrs. Williams is
threatened with an attack OF malaria
and hopes to be benefited by the north
ern climate.
Considering the immense crowds at
the depot Friday on account of the
Buffalo Bill excursionists 1T is great
wonder that no one was hurt. Train
Caller Cherley DEUEL. had his hands
full and remained on duty until after
9 o'clock, or until No. S had gone east
on the Northwestern.
Governor Dole" arrived in the city
Thursday evening. The governor is
very much pleased with Marshalltown
and it's people, and to a representative
of this paper stated that he intended
to make permanent home for himself
in this city. Governor Dole wishes to
meet all citizens and can be found at
all dealers" Try him. He's a good
Decent cigar Van Derveer & La
Shalle, distributors for Iowa.
Mr.. S. C. Gillespie, of this city, takes
exception to the statement published
in these columns few days ago con-
corning his marriage to Mrs Lydia
McNally. which was announced to oc-
cur in Minneapolis in few weeks. Mr..
Gillespie says the statement is false in
every particular. and Furthermore that
he is not in the matrimonial market.
The information was volunteered for
publication by Mrs. McNally, in the
presence of witnesses, and was there
fore accepted as legitimate news.
In regard to the return game Of golf
between teams of the Marshalltown.
and Des Moines clubs. Mr.. Warren
Dickinson, of the latter team, is quoted
by the Des Moines Capital as follows:
We are trying to get the return golf
tournament to be played at MARSHALL
town arranged for some time within
the next couple of weeks said Warren
Dickinson this morning. The team has
been doing a good deal of practice work
since the tournament here and will
make much better showing If all goes
WELL The team Will probably be the
same as before-Windsor. Rawson,
Finkbine and Dickinson.
Mrs. Jerome Wells and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, Mrs. Walter Munson
and Mrs. f. G. Taylor, all of Boone,
spent Friday in the city for the purpose
of witnessing the Buffalo Bill perform
ance. They We're guests at dinner at
the Pilgrim of Miss nellie Brennecke,
Mrs. Munson was joined here by her
son, Mr.. Robert Munson, who has been
spending the summer with a G. & n. w.
surveying corps. with headquarters at
Tama. Mr.. Munson is soon to leave for
| Chicago where he will enter four
| years course in the Chicago Universi-
! ty, having in view dental course after
the completion of his collegiate work.
Mrs. C. x. Wood, OF Rhodes, who has
been the guest for few days of her
| turned Friday evening to her home.
Messrs. Louis Barry. Tom and
Charles Lane, Charley Johnson and
Charles Jones left this morning over
4 land for Canton, ILL.,. for a months
trip. They expect to be joined the first
4 of the month at Canton by Messrs
Jimmie Lamb and Milton Stern, and
| from that city the entire party will
start on fiat boat for trip down the
Illinois river. The object of their jour
ney is for general pleasure and hunt
ing. The expenses of the trip will be
made by the gathering of pecans, which
command in the neighborhood of s2.5t
per bushel
Miss Emma Parsons entertained al
the home of Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Par.
sons Friday night company Of
4 friends, principally members of hel
4 class in the junior B. Y. p. u, at al
attic party. The party was sort of
housewarming affair also, as the new
parsonage has just been thrown ope,
for use. Games of different kinds wer
played, and with the lights turned low
in the attic ghost stories were told
!, Dainty refreshments We're served dur
ing the evening. Those present wer,
Misses Pearl Benjamin, Ella and Stell;
McCracken, Huldah Westling, Pear
Townsend. Maude Salisbury, Mead.
Wilson, Anna Parsons, Rose Lincoln
Ross Salisbury. Harold Fox. Georg
Lincoln and Frank Parsons. Mis-
Alice Lincoln. superintendent of tn
junior young peoples department. wa
also a guest.
The Des Moines Mail and Times, nov
that Tommy Downs is making nam
( and a fortune on European soil, want
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