Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-29
DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
Abstracts. loans, B. F. Cummings.

Assistant General Freight Agent s..
G. Lutz, of the Central, went to Min
neapolis Monday night, where he re-
manned today on business.
| OF the clearing up sale what Is left at
Schobert's in ladies linen suits and sep
arate skirts and shirt waists all go at
one-half the regular price.
Miss Grace Farrand will leave Thurs
day for Attica, Ind, where she is to
take charge of the kindergarten Of that
town during the next school year.
One of the most beautiful night
blooming cereus plants ever seen in the
city was to be seen Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Vail and
attracted by its beauty many neighbors
and friends called to see it. 1t was in
full bloom. ten large blossoms having
opened.
A large number of neighbors and
friends were invited to the G. w. West
lake home Monday evening to view two
night blooming cereus plants, which
came out in all heir beauty. Some of
| those who had the pleasure of viewing
the plants pronounce them the most
magnificent they ever saw.
Mr.. Earl Stoddart is suffering the in
convenience of wearing about the upper
part of his body a plaster cast. re-
Icent diagnosis while in Chicago with his
mother developed the fact that the
j young man was afflicted with curvature
|of the spine, the result, it seems, of his
recent attack of typhoid fever.
:! Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hamilton, who
/ have been residents of the city for about
nine years, left this morning for Los
j Angeles, Cal, where they will remain for
an indefinite time, visiting also at
Whittier. They may conclude, provid-
ing they are pleased with the California
climate, to remain permanently in that
section of the country.
Mrs. p. l.. Carroll and little daughter
Irene, of Hampton, arrived in the city
Monday evening from Des Moines,
where they had been visiting. They ex-
lpected to be the guests for several days
of Mrs. CARROTS sister, Mrs. ID. p. Will
q helm. but instead went home this morn
ing in answer to a telegram announc-
ling that Mr.. Carroll was quite seriously
! H. He had not been well all summer,
but his illness is of sudden nature.
Mrs. Watson Roberts and husband
as shown by the records of real estate
dealings in the county recorders office
: have sold to o. II. Hole and DIR. ii. A
4 Kinnan two thirds of the lot adjoining
9 their homestead on North Fourth ave
/, nue.. Mr.. Hole purchased the middle
, part of the ground, while DIR. Kinnar
lgets the corner lot, corner of Fourth
and State streets. DIR. Kinnan viii
erect on his lot a neat frame cottage
costing in the neighborhood of 81, 500
! which will be completed about Novem
Der /.
z Mrs. w. H. voorhies, of Mason City
wife of Conductor Noorhies, of the Cen
trail, who has been visiting in the city
week with her mother-in-law Mrs. ]
n H Voorhies, returned to her HON
le Monday evening. Mrs. VOORHEES, leave
: this evening for Kansas City, wher
II she meets Mr.. Voorhies. who has bee
= spending a weeks vacation at Exec
!, Kansas City with Mrs. VOORHEES, siste
~ Mrs. p. H. Peterson. they will go
20 Galena, Kas., to visit at the home of ID
6 j. p. Scoles, uncle of Mrs. VOORHEES,.
OF Among the many new arrivals toda
l. at Schobert's are. a handsome line
i German plaid novelties in skirt length
sr only. Some new two-yard wide all liz
en- bleached table damask at 50 cents
y, yard; choice new styles in black or,
~ pons at 81. s1.15 and s1.50 a yard. A liz
n of domestic plaids for skirts 25 cents
- 81 a yard. Twenty-Five dozen ladIe
white hem-stitched handkerchiefs, a
II linen, cents each, or four for % cent
60 One case eighty-fye pairs full sized 10
~ grey heavy cotton blankets at SO cents
pair There are many other bargain
that you should see at schobert's.
= Capt. S. c. Aldrich gave his illu
he trated talk on Cuba and Camp Lift
M Monday evening in the Presbyteri;
&c church al Albion. Mr.. Pease of d
I'd Moines, showed some of his pictures
al the recent Y. p. S. C. L. convention
lao Detroit. A party from this city dro
to Albion and after the entertainme
enjoyed a merry drive home. The par
ly, was made up of Rev. and Mrs. f. !
'ou Russell and the latter.s mother, NJ
re- Cross. of Fairbury. Neb.; Misses All
is Rogers, Helen Burnel, Bessie Hell
or bark, Mae Bingham and Ella smit
M Messrs. George Anderson, Finley Il
an
the 'Messrs. Herp Lawrence ana FRA
Friend have returned from their norl
ern vacation trip, spent in very
ris. ljoyable way on a Lake Superior resc
vn, The gentlemen's more intimate frier
VI have been informed of thrilling
on perience which the boys had while
rn- sailing one evening on the lake. TT
rye We're with a company of young lad
shd and We're attempting to operate the $
MY boat themselves, when a squall ca
the up, broke the mainsail and capsized
boat. A life saving crew had to be s.
.t- out to rescue the party and no fatalit
,o, resulted. Lawrence claims to hi
In stood on shore and watched Erie
an get ducking, while vice versa W
ak Friend.
the Deputy Sheriff wildman went
ago Waterloo Monday night for the purp
IA of looking over suspicious charat
" arrested there who answered the
scription of the big dark man of
Mr. trio that has been searched for since
fo, murder These three men had been S
in Waterloo several times prior to
,,aa murder and seemed to haunt the lin,
ana the Great Western Superintend
Mr. Burlingett notified the sheriff's OF
ton here and requested that the suspect
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