Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-15

Enter business College Monday.
Abstracts, loans. B. F. Cummings.
Try La Equidad cigar. at Sundell's
Cafe.
Fruit and vegetables Of all kinds at A.
e. Myers.
Shoot that straw hat-buy new fall
hat at Stern's.
When you want the correct thing In
neckwear go to Farrand & Gifford's.
New stock of Wellsbach lamps, man
tells and chimneys just received at
Blake's.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds, such as
celery, cabbage, sweet potatoes, ETC.. at
A. E. Myers.
Mrs. NJ. j. Morrill, has just arrived
home from Chicago with nice line of
millinery goods.
Get your Welsbach lamps, mantels
and chimneys at Blake's. Office open
from to 8 at night.
Wanted-Apprentice girls for milli-
merry and dressmaking at Leonora Cox's,
Ill East Maip street.
Your groceries will be delivered
promptly and in frst-class shape if you
| trade with US. A. E. Myers.
| This is the weather you are thinking
of a little heavier underwear. We have
a good line. Farrand & Clifford.
1 Those elegant sideboards and easy
| rockers are what you want to make a
| beautiful home. The Bee Hive furniture
store has just received large invoice
| OF them
Mrs. Kathryn Walters, formerly of
this city, passed through here Thursday
levening from keokuk, where she has
been spending the summer, to Eldora.
where she is to be principal of the high
school this year.
4 Rev. and Mrs. Isaac p. wooton ex.
pect to leave Saturday night via the
Chicago Great Western for Boston,
where they will remain for an indefinite
time. They may conclude to make
their permanent home in the city of
4 knowledge and beans.
Contractor H. F. Jones has the four
handsome residences of c. 7. LaPlant
at corner of Main and Second streets,
nicely on the way, with a large force OF
/ hands working. Mr.. Jones has just
furnished plans for $4,000 residence
for L. S. Schimp; also a $500 one for S
w. Griffith.
Mrs. G. w. Smith was hostess Thurs
lday evening to the Political Equality
lClub. The election of officers resulted
lin the choice of Mrs. NJ. G. Huffaker as
president; Mrs. p. NJ. Sutton, vice pres
Iident; Mrs. Lizzie Smith, secretary; and
Mrs. Joseph Holmes, treasurer The
club will read Tho History of Politics.
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Van Ness enter
tanned Thursday evening the adult pro
bationers Of the NJ f. church. who arr
+ TO be received into the membership thu
first Sunday in October. A social even
ling was spent and refreshments wer'
e served. About twenty-five We're pres
LENT. Saturday afternoon they will en-
: ltertain the children, who number abou
twelve.
The transfers of real estate Thursda
y show the sale by Mr. and Mrs. Georg
4 +. Adams of their homestead on Mort
Fifth street TO Mrs. Lottie Il. Morgan
= flor a sum 81 $50. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
n have purchased the S. G. McFarlan
!, property, on North Fifth, for whic
s they paid $500. The transfer TO tt
latter property, however, has not ~
been made.
4 Northwestern local west-bound trai
i, No. 8. due in this city at $50, was d'
!, layed this morning so that 1t did NJ
arrive until after 10 o'clock. The eau!
of the delay was a small freight wret
V at Wheatland, where a train broke
y TWO and came together demolishing
= couple of coal cars so that the main liz
ID was blocked A small delay was all
experienced by the fast mail.
OF A telegram was received by loo
pc billiard room supply man Thursda
Of from Mr.. f. Morris Vail, at Anvil Cit
&c Alaska ordering an outfit which will
placed into service by the Marshalltow
A. party in Anvil City. The Marshalltov
=. gentlemen see a chance to make son
n money by Investing in a billiard hall
or the rapidly growing city, and the ord
will be shipped to them at once
~ Basil the young son of Mr.. and NJ
ay Tom Eaton. of Liscomb. is suffer-
ON from injuries received by being kick
in by one Of his fathers horses. The
tWaS playing ABOUT lH- Stall % tile d.
NAL when the accident occurred. i
'eo extent of the injuries are not definit'
NIX known. and it is feared that inter-
W complications may ensue. The no
Ell struck the boy on the left arm a
side.
u An ideal day for a drive was tai
- advantage of this morning by pa
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.. Wilb
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Monohon, Mr. 3
III. Mrs. f. r. Benedict, Mrs. Fred Cru
~, me, Mrs. o. l.. Binford Mrs. George
Adams. Mrs. Nellie Bowman Mrs. n
Cooke, of Minneapolis; Miss Marga
M sCaswell and Hon. George A. TurI
lit who sought the reservation of the S
the and Foxes, east of the city. The out
mt. was taken more particularly for
lit pleasure of Mrs. Cooke. who is visit
elk. in the city. and who expects to lie
to Saturday morning for her home. /
ners were enjoyed on the reserva'
and the return will be made by mo
VIZ light.
rgel Lieut. e. G. Beeson arrived in the {
ant Thursday from Des Moines, where
will has been on recruiting duty. and visi
sity a short time in the city with his I
VIII ents. Quartermaster and Mrs. b.
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