Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-28

Or. Janss, physician and surgeon.
Sash curtain rods cents each. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Fresh oysters at sundelrs cafe. Best
New York counts.
Pappe Bros. are prepared to fit your
boy for his new school suit.
Remember good goods and low prices
is our motto. Lee & Benedict.
Some extraordinary bargains can be
had this week in fine fishing tackle at
Schmidt 6 Bourne's.
A new and handsome line Of drap-
cries, straw mattings, oil cloths. linol-
Gums and a pretty line of carpet sam
pies just in at Marion Cards.
Mr.. Reuben Martin, commercial
agent of the Iowa Central at Mime
apolis, spent Saturday in the city on
business connected with the general
offices.
DR.. Wilson, the eye and ear specialist,
is daily crowded with patients from all
parts of the state, about the same as
he has been for the past twenty-four
years in Marshalltown and will take no
vacation until December 1.
spent Sunday afternoon in the city,
leaving at night for Chicago, where
they will visit a few days before leav-
ing for Ashtabula, o., where they will
spend several weeks with relatives.
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fore returning home.
1t is warm now, but the evenings will
soon be cool enough for you to wear
heavier clothing. I have anticipated
your wants and bought just what you
will need in that line. In saying that /
have the best goods to select from is
not putting it too strong, for l have.
There can be nothing better, for have
the best. Come and leave your meas
ure for fall suit. Tony Psenicka.
Mr.. w. G. Calhoun, of Mason City,
spent Sunday with his wife, who is in
the city for an indefinite stay on ac-
count of the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Fayette Rewey. Mrs. Rewey is suffer-
ling with a very mild attack of fever,
but is sufficiently i'll to be confined to
her bed. Mr.. George Coburn. who has
been visiting his cousin, Mr.. Calhoun, in
Mason City, accompanied him to this
city.
August dosen't propose to pass into
history without giving the inhabitants
| of this cline warm time. AT o'clock
today the temperature according to the
thermomete of Local Observer Branch
Jones. stood at So in the shade, with the
prospect of it going a degree or two
higher. This record equals the high
| mark of the season. On Aug. 23-last
Wednesday - the maximum was 96.
Sundays maximum was "a.
Mrs. F. NJ. Henness, of Oskaloosa, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
Summoned on account of the serious ILL
ness of her son-in-law. MIR. Robert
Pemberton. who is suffering the last
stages of consumption. Mr.. Pember-
tons condition is Very serious and is
ljust at that point where duration of life
lis very uncertain. He may linger a
month or his sufferings may be re-
llieved in only a few days. Mrs. Hen
ness will spend part of her time during
lher stay in the city with Mrs William
| Andrews.
4 Mrs. A. D. Hanson. of Cedar Rapids
arrired in the city Saturday evening
and Will be the guest for week of he
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. George Humlong
Mrs Hanson will be remembered by oil
I friends as formerly Miss May Hanna
of this city. She formerly resided witt
her parents in little dwelling, one o
the first to be erected in the city. which
stood Where the William Sherlock res
idence is now located. Mrs. A. G. Ed
wards. of Tama, visited at the Hum
Hong home Sunday.
The Princess yiroqua, of the Mo
hawks. who is visiting in the city. spen
today at the Sac and Fox Indian reser
walton at Tama, in company with Mis-
, Ella Baun. She will return this even
ling to attend the Good Templar meet
! ling, the first TO be held in the new Goe
/, the Lodge building. Wednesday after
noon at go she will speak to ladie
/ only in the rniversalist church. Thurs
day morning she will attend the w.
I. U. meeting in Albion. She wa
t heartily received by the veterans at I'll
r Home Sunday.
;. Mrs. Frank Heller, OF Omaha, a fol-
d rner Marshalltown girl, spent saturda
: in the city as the guest OF Mrs. Charl,
Wiley and Mrs. Charles HULL form,
schoolmates and chums. Mrs. HE'LL
: was formerly Miss Hattie Hicko
: daughter of Mr.. George Hickox, at OF
! time sheriff of Marshall county Mr.
IS Heller is now a kindergarten trainir
e teacher and has been in Chicago takiI
u three weeks special course in TIL
IL work. She left for home on the Col
RADIO special Saturday evening. NJ
n Hickox, who left this city ten years a;
n to accept position with the state
" Anamosa penitentiary, is now living
. Omaha. More recently he has held
1t government position under Secreta
Z of Agriculture Wilson.
81 Mr. Gus Rooster had a little expe,
ence the other evening with some Of t
10 toughs that now infest the city. AS
ty was returning at about II O'clock fro
D. a sociable. in company with his moth