Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-31
DR.. Jansss physician and surgeon.
INCEST butter at Adams grocery. Eas'

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We make dress skirts. Fit guaran-
teed. Hoyt's Department Store.
Wanted First-class coat maker.
Prices from Sc to $40. p. H. Peterson &
Our new line of Dickens vest chains
is just too sweet for anything. He'll
berg.
Mesdames Harry stoddart, Chloe
Bloomfield and L. T. Epson enjoyed q
drive to Green Mountain today, where
they We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Thomas.
Mr.. Jacob williams, of Dillon, lefe
Wednesday evening for Primghar,
O'Brien county, where today he attend
ed the reunion of theEold settlers of
that county. He will remain in Prim-
CHAR a week to visit his sons. Messrs. H.
L. and G. N. Williams.
For Miss Grace Farrand, who leaves
tonight for Attica, Ind, where she will
have charge of a kindergarten this
year Mrs. T. P. Marsh entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening Mrs. H. F.
Marsh, Mrs. G. H. Marsh, Of Joliet;
Misses Laura Jones, Carolyn Anderson
and Maxine Kelley.
Corn will be king this year to a GER
tainty. Mr.. G.. Nj. Mcbride, who resides
in the southeastern portion of the city,
has a small field that was planted on.
the Goth of.May, which is about twenty
days later than the usual seeding time.
The ears are well filed and sound and
but about ten days more will be re-
CURED to mature the kernels.
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Rev. c. G. Younggren, of Deep River,
Conn.,, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening from Chicago, and spent the
night here, where he addressed an eve
ming meeting of the members of the
Swedish Mission church. Rev. Young
gren was entertained during his stay in
the city by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gus
%tafson, of 534 North Second street.
D.. G. Wilbur is home from his trip to
the furniture centers, and the new
goods purchased have already begun to
arrive. 1t is needless to state that Mr..
Wilbur selected the cream of the goods
in his line. They will soon be here and
ready for inspection. If you want the
latest wait until the new goods come
and you can not help but be pleased.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Forney and
daughters Marion and Esther will en-
terrain at a 6 o'clock dinner this even
ing the members of the camping party
which was c~haperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Forney and Miss Zada White, and
which recently spent two weeks at the
Binford shack. Aside from Miss White,
the little folks to be entertained are
Leonard, Lora, Gladys and Gerna Car
ney, Gladys Tallett, Ida, Marie and
Henry Shove. Walter Hull. Lacey Grey
and Frank WINERY.
The funeral of Walter, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mason. of this city.
was cid at IL o'clock Wednesday at
Melbourne, and the interment occurred
at l at the Rhodes cemetery. Those who
accompanied the remains to their final
resting place We're Mr.. and Mrs. Mason,
parents of the deceased, Mr.. George i.
Mason and daughters, Misses Mary,
Iona and Myrtle, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hand, all of this city: Mr.. and Mrs. @.
A. Goodrich, of Ira, and Mrs. e. Will
son, of Baxter, the latter mother of
Mrs. Mason.
Another robbery was reported to the
l pOllcc CNliSSldS 81 Al oiii VI 4
and Mrs. Will Strang, 405 South Third
street. Mrs. Strang was out of the city
and Mr.. Strang at work, consequently
the house was an easy victim to ma
RAIDERS. Thieves entered it some time
during the circus hour in the afternoon
and stole two gold watches, one belong
ing to Mr.. Strang and the other to his
wife, and one 32-caliber revolver. Nc
-,
reau drawers, the bookcase, cupboards,
etc, We're ransacked from top to bot
tom, and the contents strewn about the
floor. Mr.. Strang's watch will be easily
identified, as his name was engraved IL
the inside of the case.
The Outing Clubs quarters at Cleal
Lake, which have been the summer
homes of SO many M~arshalltown peopl,
this season. will soon be deserted. TIL,
last meal served will be next Monda.
mornings breakfast. There are but
few of the many residents of this cit,
at the club now and they will all b,
home before very long. Mrs. Harr.
Sloan, ons Herbert and Hauser, an,
Mrs. Sloan's mother, Mrs. j. G.. Bull. o
Peoria, arrived home Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Bull will remain here for
visit of a week or two before RETURNING
Z to her home. Mrs. c.. c.. Cottle and chill
dren Katherine and William, will re
! main a few days longer and DIR. Cottl
2 expects to spend a few days there tn
2 last Of the week. Mrs. T.. C. Speers an
sons Carol, Roland and Morton, will re
main until Monday. Mr.. Speers ex
5 poets to meet them there Friday. d
kibbey n family will remain som
: time after the club closes, so that tn
$ doctor may enjoy the fall duck shootin
e and the fall fishing. Dwight Denmea
has been conceded the most successfl
y fisherman of the Marshalltown contir
gent and always had a place among til
{ parties formed by the men. Marshal
town led the club in point of number
= this season, while last year there WEI
= more Oskaloosa people there than frol
any other city. Forest City resident
: headed the list three seasons ago.
Clement Johnson, otherwise "Arizor
Bill" of the Soldiers Home, who h;
been dormant for some time, tried
make a circus or Buffalo Bill show
himself on the street yesterday afte
noon, and this morning was gloomi
l. specializing on his hopes of the future
that institution anciently known as Il
Z "Jaol." that abhorrent steel-barred ba
lie tile which several murderers are ev,