Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-09
Abstracts. loans. 3. +. cumminss.
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at NJ. F. Andrews.
Ladies' all linen handkerchiefs s.
cents each tonight at %schobert's.
Hon. James =. Blythe, OF Mason city,
in the city today on business.
We have received a large lire of
in all the new styles. at
The Pantorium Club Is q popular re-
sort, not only for the members, but for
who are not members as we'll
Bullock is going to give some one of
his customers an elegant drop head
machine. Hardware costs you
when you purchase of him, and you
may secure the machine. Try it.
County Supervisors Williams and
Robinson and Bridge Superintendent j..
bridges in the vicinity of st.
Anthony. Clemens. Bromley and Lis
We are clothes doctors. Come in and
let us prescribe for you. Dur advice will
be to bring your fall suit in and have it
cleaned, pressed and dyed, then you will
be ready for cool weather. Flitton,
West Main.
The Iowa Central will run an excur-
sion to Oskaloosa next Sunday on ac-
count of the Friends yearly meeting.
The train will leave Marshalltown at
a. M. and the fare for the round
trip will be SLIPS.
The Chicago Great Western will run a
special excursion to Waterloo next
Sunday. Sept. 10, leaving Marshalltown
$40 a. m. For the round trip. IS
cents. Take advantage of the cheap
rate n have an outing.
The large pavilion and grounds have
been secured at Clear Lake of h West
ern Lakes Resort Company by theM Mac
cabees Sept. IA. The Resort Company
will also keep their hotel open and give
all that desire the best accommoda-
tons.
Sheriff Mcpherson today took William
Mahana, the Soldires' Home veteran.
to Mt. Pleasant hospital for the second
time, his commitment papers having
been corrected. The first papers gave
Mahana's former home as Cook county,
when they should a designated him
as from Polk county.
Earl and Clint Mcdonald, of this city,
sons of William Mcdonald, were ar
rested Friday afternoon by Farmer q.
c.. Austin, who resides five miles south
east of the city, who alleges h a he
caught them in the act Of stealing APP
Piles from his orchard. The boys were
arraigned this morning and fined $3.50
each by Justice Burritt.
At their pleasant home, No. 105 South
First Rev. and Mrs. w. h.
Scott entertained Friday evening the
class of the Christian Sunday school,
taught by the former. About twenty
young people We're present and the
evening was spent with conversation
and music, was a very enjoyable one
and neal its close the hostess serve a
tempting little luncheon.
Conductor S. b. Chapman, of the Cen
trail, will take a W weeks rest from
his duties after today and in company
with his wife will leave this city Mon
day for Dubuque, where occurs the BIZ
!ennial reunion Of his regiment, the
Twenty-first Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Chap
man will visit d few days in Dubuque
with the latter's relatives and from
there they will so to Palmyra. Neb.. to
visit Mr.. Chapman's sister.
In honor of Mrs. j. f.. Atkinson's
guest, Miss Marie Crowel, of Colorado
Springs, Mrs. Ella Baker-IIast and her
daughter. Miss May Baker, enter
tanned at cards Friday evening Misses
Bessie Ketchum, Anna Heacox, Emma
N~NvnoIh,tr1, 81 ESInvanoa NH Ntrhaalc W a nd
Rozelle Park; Messrs. Jay Johnston.
Carl Bratt, Clarke and John Woodbury.,
Frank Baker and James Wilson.
Engine No. 40, of the Central, which
was brought TO this city Friday evening
on No. 2, in charge of Conductor Charlie
Peterson, CAV out at this point and
was sent to the shops for repairs to a
bent piston. The 50. which was brought
into the city on No. 8, and was already
steamed up In the round house, was
secured to make the Ottumwa trip. The
change of engines delayed the passen-
gers departure about thirty minutes.
Mrs. j. N. Garwood arrived home
Friday evening from. Sterling, Ill,
where she was called a week ago on ac-
count of the illness of her father. Mr.
Edmund LeFever. Mr.. LeFever was
not expected to live when a telegram
was sent %sum1noning his daughter, blu
at the time Mrs. Garwood left his bed
side he was very much improved. Mrs
Garwood herself is not well, having
contracted a ver cold While In Ster-
ling.
Mrs. Amos Hall arrived home Monday
evening from MINNEAPOLIS. where she