Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-30

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DR.. Getz. surgeon ana physician.
Spanish peanut candy at Fellner's.
DIR. Nichols. physician and surgeon,
10S East Main.
Try Fellner's sailed peanuts-they
are the finest in town.
Wanted-Apprentice girls who know
sewing. at Mrs. Benjamin'@
Ladies' and children's underwear and
hosiery for fall and winter at Newcom-
er's.
The Entire Nous Club will meet for
the first time this season at the home OF
Mrs F. G. Auringer. East Grant
street, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Roe and daugh-
ters Susie and Frances went to Hamp-
ton Friday evening. where they will
take up their future abode
The Coon Hollow" Company, that
recently appeared at the Odeon. was in
the city this morning. being en- route
from Cedar Falls to Newton.
DR.. MARS. osteopathis physician. Over
Fidelity Bank, Main and First avenue.
All chronic cases successfully treated.
Consultation and examination free.
1t is believed that DR. Henriksen made
quite hit when he married the expert
enced nurse, Miss Heding, for years en-
gagged in hospital and private practice.
The co hof NO a she
will take care of you when you are sick.
Postmaster j. O. Saint and family are
moving into the residence at 40 North
Fourth street. This property adjoins
Mr.. Saints lots and he makes the
change so he will be on the ground dur
ing the building of handsome new
residence next year.
State Center Independent: The inter-
esting feature of the game Saturday
was the good-natured rguying' in
.dulged in between the Marshalltown
high school girls and those of this place
We had always thought the small boys
of this place We're good in that line, bu.
they seem to be somewhat behind the
girls.
The members of the football eleven
of the Iowa State College, Ames, Vert
in the city this morning between trains,
en- route to Mt. Vernon. where this af-
ternoon they played Cornell College.
The members of this years team are
Chambers and Nelson. guards; Brown
and Tarr, tackles; Griffith and Smith,
ends; Leclere and Roberts, halves;
Maine, quarter; Scholty, full; Owen,
center. Nine of the players were
members of last seasons team. Joe
Myers. the eleven's coach, accompanied
the boys.
The Reinbeck Courier says: John
Gange had his pocketbook stolen while
at Marshal,town last Friday. He to-
gether with John Robinson and others
from here was in big jam at the
Odeon Theater, and Mr.. Gange was Civ
ing the others in his party all sorts of
good advice about keeping an eye open
for pckpockets, and when he got out
of the jam he discovered that his own
pocket had been touched. His loss
amounted to about So. Since he came
home his pocketbook was found in va
cant lot near where the robbery was
committed and it contained all its for
mer contents except the cash."
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The members of the Western College
foot ball eleven, Toledo. We're in the city
this morning en- route to Grinnell
where this afternoon they met on the
gridiron the team of Iowa College. The
personnel of the team was Parsons, left
end: Ward. left tackle; Mathern, left
guard: Roe, center; Dillree, right
guard, Trindle, right tackle; Cramer
right end and captain; Young, quarter.
Thompson, left half; Yessler, right
half; Mohn, full back. The substitutes
for the team were E. G. and w. a. Tay-
lor. and accompanying the boys Were
Manager w. II. Stouffer and Ralph
Williamson, of the Tama high school
who will act as Westerns official. j
w. Ward and Carl Stiger, of the col.
lege, We're also in the party. and vii
meet two of Grinnells tennis players OF
the college courts
In honor Of the return of Mss Caro-
Ilyn Gilman to the city, after an absenc,
| of several months in the east. also as
| farewell TO the bachelor days of Mr.. f
| l.. Meeker, a party of young peopl
drove to the golf grounds this Afternoon
to enjoy a beefsteak and brush party
After supper roaring campfire will b.
! built, around which a general old
Fashioned Musauakie pow-wow will b.
| INDUCED in. Those who have been in
yited TO constitute the party are Mise
Carolyn Gilman, Anna Healion, Anni
lana Matena Nelson, Mabel French. Ma
! bel Woodbury., Igerna Getz, Harrie
Perkins: Adah Stout, of Lake City
Mimi; Blanche Denmead and Ann,
Lippincott. of Chicago; Messrs. G. c. ST
Clair, Will Zwilling, Fritz Norris, Lynl
Norris, G. Il. Speers, F. L. Meeker, c
~. Lander, Jr.. Jessie Binford, H. r
Cammack. Morley Getz, Philip King
Richard Mommers and Frank Morse.
Ladies heeced wrappers from tn
cheapest to the hest at Newcomers.
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