Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-01
Dress your boy at Pappe Bros.
Cameras and supplies at Hellberg's.
Abstracts, loans. b. F. Cummings.

cameras ana supplies at f1eliDeTS ..
Abstracts, loans. b. F. Cummings.
Pappe Bros prices are always the
lowest.
Expert watch repairer. Miller. the
jeweler, 10S East Main.
Just received, new line of belts and
belt buckles. Lee s. Benedict.
Start the boys to school early Tues
day morning in one of Farrand s. Gift
ford's suits
Everybody is welcome at the Pan
torium Club. 1t is not for members
alone. Come in.
BY the basket, peaches. grapes. pears
and other fruit today, at Reynolds,
Watson & Co.'S.
Special sale of framed and steel pic
lures this week. See our window. c.
d. Lusby & Co, 3s West Main street.
A number of students have arranged
to enter the business college Sept. 5.
Others desiring to do SO should call now.
The handsome styles we show in
dannelettes for wrappers can not be
had later in the season. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
After enjoying long vacation the
children are all ready for school again.
Start the boys right by buying their
clothing of Farrand & y,ltford
Adams is busy selling the best and
freshest groceries obtainable. Fine
fruits, vegetables and melons for to-
morrow. Corner Main and Third ave-
nue..
Mr.. H. S. Halbert, who recently re-
turned from Kansas City, brought with
him number of specimens of the
kissing bug" which he is exhibiting to
numerous friends.
Miss orpha Hill, of Jefferson, spent
Thursday in the city, going to Hampton
in the evening, where she will attend
school and make ner home with her
aunt. Mrs. c. H. Haney.
Mr. F. L. Williams will arrive from
Rochester, Pa, this evening for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. j. l.. Williams.
His wife, who has been here number
of weeks will accompany him home.
Mrs. James Skegg went to Toledo
today to attend the A. o. q. w. picnic
of the Toledo and Tama lodges. Mrs
Skegg is grand chief of the state and
gave a talk on THE Merits of the De-
gree of Honor"
Mrs. Kate Hoyle- Elliott left for Chi
lcago Thursday night, where she will be
ready for the opening of her school next
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyle,
her parents, who are to join their
daughter to take up a years residence
in the windy city, will not go to Chicago
until later in the fall.
| Sheriff Mcpherson received a tele-
gram Thursday night from Baskerville
saying that three men who answer the
descriptions of the supposed men who
| murdered Brakemen Wilson and Mat
1 rhews We're under arrest there and be-
ing held. The sheriff sent for detailed
description of the men in custody.
You can't fast long and live long. Ev-
4 erybody must eat. Living expenses are
endless expenses, but You can make
] them lighter and keep them down by
trading with A. E. Myers, the grocer
/ For tomorrow he has grapes, peaches
i plums, melons, vegetables and every
thing you need in the grocery line. Tele
4 phone your order.
! Mr. NJ C. Dakin, of State Center
4 spent Thursday in the city, driving
lover team of sorrels that he recently
purchased. Mr. Dakin thinks he has
Ilabout the best driving team in Mar
lshall county. The horses are full
brothers and are sons of the Duke OF
4 Ayrshire. He values the animals al
$500 and says that he has refused s45l
for them a number of times.
Charles Saint, son of Postmaster ane
4 Mrs. j. O. Saint, was severely injured
this forenoon while playing ball with
number of companions on the vacan
lots on North Third street. In RUNNING
the bases he collided with Ralph Wild
man, and the lattar's knee struck him il
Al the side. Little was thought of the mat
ter at the time, and Charley RENAME
at the grounds for an hour afterwards
but his side panied him so that he wa
i, finally taken home in a buggy. A doc
. tor was summoned and found that on
: of the ribs of the left side was frac
: tured.
( The Non-Partisan w C. T. U. ms
= Thursday afternoon With Mrs l..
> schimp. The subject was state an
i county fairs and the good being don
!. for temperance at the annual meeting
Mrs. Joseph Holmes gave an accour
of her visit the day before at the "Fait
Cottage" on the state fair ground
n where the state officers are present
'-ireeeive callers and distribute literatur
Is Mrs C. G. Sabin. of State Center, was
:. guest of the union Thursday and told
e the temperance work being done
ICalifornia. where she has been II
some time After the program MI
y Schimp served ices, cakes and fruits.
n Acting General Manager j. n. Tit
a more and General Superintendent G.
a Huntington, of the Central, return'
Thursday from few days trip ov
the north end of the line and over
le part of the extension work The balla
n nit at Belmond was inspected and four
i to be In fine order The work on the e
A. tension is progressing nicely, conside
= ing the fact that the road is short
help. A representative of the contract
in charge of the work visited the CT
,, Thursday to see what could be done
securing help. Situations at ~ per d
!. were offered to many of the loafe
- about the depots, but there seemed
be none that were anxious to work. N