Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-02


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THE CITY in BRIEF.
DR.. Henriksen. diagnostician.
For an Oak stove see Bullock.
Cardigan jackets at Pappe Bros
Engagement rings, too, at Hellberg's S.
Miss Carlson, nurse, has arrived
home.
DR.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
los East Main.
Pappe Bros. always carry the largest
stock of good clothing.
1 have $4,000 to loan on city or farm
property. Come quick. Nj. G. Doc
little.
+ Peninsular steel ranges are the best.
Bullock sells them at a price that is
right.
Mothers. Pappe Bros is the place to
buy overcoats for the little folks, from
S1.50 UP.
Every lady in town invited to call and
see our grand millinery display. Hoyt's
Department Store.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid Society
will be entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. A. E. shorthill.
Miss Hattie Dickson left this morning
LIT, 4
the state convention of the w. c. T. u.
Black onyx and gold ladies' brooches
Just received from New York Price,
I$9 to SIS. Will be here only few days.
Il. w. Chamberlain.
Wanted-sevnty-fiv to 100 men.
Wages. Sl.75 day. Apply to p Har-
lrity, roadmaster Chicago Great West
ern depot, Marshaltown.
Lost-On North Second avenue or on
Main street, Sunday afternoon. child's
white and black fur cape. Finder please
return to Times Republican,
Mrs. f. Cough, of Rockwell. spent
saturday in the city, coming this fan
with her daughter Amy who left for
! Council Bluffs TO enter the state school
for the deaf and dumb.
| When YOU buy a shoe just as good as
the Regent $3.50 shoe for men you have
70 pay more money for It, This you car
bet on. For sale only by Ingledue
| Young, Boston Shoe Store.
Chief Clerk H. L. Laird, of the Cen
ltrai passenger department. left Satur-
day evening for Kansas City. where ht
| Will remain for a few days on business
Mrs. Laird accompanied him.
The Sons of Veterans are requested
ito meet at G. a. r. Hall in the cour
AIhouse at 1:36 p. m. tomorrow TUESDAY
10 attend the funeral of Capt. r. II
/ Whitenack. j. G. Williams. captain.
Mrs. f. NJ. Henness. OF Cskaloosa. ar
rived in the city Saturday evening t
slremain for time at the r. j. Pember
Ton home With her daughter, Mrs. Rob
sert Pemberton whose husband is yer.
low with CONSUMPTION.
Between Twenty-Five and thirty mem
lbers OF the fire department, including
running team. went to Cedar Rapids
sFsunday night TO participate in III,
events of the first day of the Ceda
IRapids cornwall, Which is styled fire
lmen,s day
/. We firmly believe that We will SCI
Three times as many goods this year a
we Sold last year, and have made on
purchases aecordingly our trade las
season far exceeded our fondest ex
tpectati6ns. too. VIM Hellberg, Man
shaltowns jeweler.
We offer a mans winter shoe in DO
lcalf winter tan and Wei kid with dot
!, bic sole and extension edge at s2.5
This shoe we guarantee TO be the equ.
l.of any s. shoe sold by other dealers.
large volume Of business allows us
do these things. Inglsdue & Youn
Boston Shoe store
Mr.. w b. Brunton, of New Mexic
who was a captain in the Second low
IcavaIiy. arrived in the city Sunda
might and viii remain until after IL
, reunion of the second Iowa Caviar
, Mr. Brunton is being entertained
> Commandment and Mrs. c. c. Horton,
the Soldiers Home.
Z Don't forget that we offer one of Il
Ibest business opportunities in the cit
IOur North Dakota interests have il
creased so rapidly that we can not a
tend TO the livery, so we now offer o.
lentire stock for sale. Will sell on tin
to the right parties but want no trade
Geo. f. Adams & Son.
Miss Nellie Penberton went to Uni
Saturday evening, where she will J.
main for an indefinite time a the hon
of her sister, Mrs. III. A. Robinson. wl
is,iIl. Miss Stella Pemberton, who h
been at her sisters bedside for the pa
two and one-half weeks, returned
the city sunday evening.
Mr.. f. n. schilling, Of State centt
and Professor G. r. Curtiss, superi
tendent Of the experimental station
Iowa College, arrived in the city Satu
day evening from Springfield, Il
where they have been in attendance
:. the Illinois state fair. Mr.. Curtiss W
one Of the judges of the stock exhib
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Russo
k Mrs. John Scott and Miss Mamie SEQ
Mrs Paish LeF'eyer, Mrs. George Di
s. incl. Mrs Ritter, Miss May Myers, y
and Mrs. j. O. Ewalt and childrt
!, Messrs. Charles r. and George Biel
born, Silas Beatty and e. H. Trease,