Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-26
George ). Allen. scientific optician. \
Pretty dark satteens at Newcomers.
Our stock Of fall shades in kid gloves
received today. NJ. r. Andrews.

II. Z. Simsins. undertaking excluslve-
~. Second door west of postoffice.
Seventy-two-inch table linen 40 cents
la YARD. Hoyt's Department store.
See our stock and get prices on fall
suits. It Will pay you. Brennecke.
The newest things in the furniture
line at d. G. Wilbur's Bee Hive furni-'
ture department.
If you want something new and novel.
in cushion tops, fancy work, ETC.. you
will find 1t at Newcomers.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan.
Reynolds. Watson & CO., Lester Sum
dell, j. II. Sundell and w. H. Evans.
All kinds of mems. women's and chill
dren's summer underwear tonight at
greatly reduced prices. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Editor and Mrs. Allan Dawson, OF the
Des Moines Leader, We're in the city
this morning between trains on their
way to Mason City for a short visit.
If in need of corset we can fit you,
as we have them in long, extremely
long and medium length waists, also
the short corsets, at Newcomers.
We are selling our misses and chill
dren's tan shoes at cost. All new, fresh
goods. Do not miss this opportunity. 1t
will not last long. Bromley's Shoe Store,
Ito East Main street.
Just received, a fine line of hair
goods from one of the leading importers
of New York. Will discount any prices
on this class of goods. Aida A. Wheel
er, over log West Main.
Mrs. Sarah Mote. residing four miles
south of the city in Timber Creek
township, went to LeGrand Friday ev-
ening, where She will attend the quar-
terly meeting of the Friends church,
which began this morning and will con-
tinue over Sunday.
Mr.. Kyle Small. formerly Of the
American Express office in this city,
now messenger on the Northwestern's
run between Des Moines and Sioux
City, arrived In the city this morning at
2 O'clock and will remain over Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Small, and
sisters, Misses Winnie, Serle and Verne
Small.
A warrant was issued this morning
from Justice Aliens court for the arrest
of Barney Halyerson upon charge of
disorderly conduct Mrs. Halverson,
who was recently arrested with John
Cummings on charge of lewdness, in
which the husband was the complaining
witness, Is prosecuting the present
action.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Crumley, who have
been in the city some time, went last
night to Belmond, where they will stay
as long as Mr.. Crumley is employed
with the construction crew on the new
branch of the Iowa Central. Mr.. Crum-
ley, who was in the wreck last Sunday
afternoon. is almost entirely recovered
and will be able TO work the first of the
week.
The marriage of former Marshall
county boy, MIR. Ora Stouffer, is an
nounced from Freeport, I'll. The affair
was surprise to the friends of the
young man here and at LaMoille, his
former home, and even the groom's
mother. Mrs. Ellen Stouffer, did not
know of her sons marriage until he
arrived at her home with his bride. Mr..
lmer student of the high school in this
city.
At the fashionable hlgh-priced sea-
side resorts. way down east, many of
the visitors are like the waves of the
sea, arrive in great style, but go away
broke. Iowa people can go to Clear
Lake without any such danger. Low
rate excursion to Clear Lake, special
train Sunday, Aug. 81, via Iowa Central
account of Musical Festival Round
trip rate, s1.25. Train leaves MARSHALL
town at a. IN. II. L. Laird, c. c., G. p.
D.. Marshalltown. Ia.
Misses Minnie Hopes. Bessie Wilkey,
Rena Bryant Florence Cowan. Freda
Rhode, May and Rosa Dowd. Myrtle
Nader, Alice Elmore. Bertha Rohwed-
der, Minnie Kuenecke. Laura Taggart
| Ida McNary, Emma Bale and May Fer
guson, and Messrs. Charles and VIII
/ Cowan, all State Center young people
who have been attending the normal
returned TO their homes Friday after
noon. Misses Lottie Kerr, Nellie and
/ LISA Wyatt. Lottie Latch and Emma
Armbrecht, also from State Center, will
return home this evening or Sunday
morning. as will also Misses Lena and
Bessie Dreamer, of Rhodes.
/ Efforts to secure a rate of one and
lone-t third fare for the reunion of the
Eighth cavalry. regardless of the mum
1 Der of tickets guaranteed. are proving
Esuccessful. Mr.. Robert Denbow has sue
Iceeded in securing that rate for single
\ tickets from the Central, the Rock
Island and the Great Western ane
hopes to succeed with the Milwaukee
/ The reunion occurs on the 18th, 9th ant
2Sth of September, at Moravia, Appa
moose county, and number will attent
from this city and vicinity. Compan,
In. of the Eighth, was raised in this cit,
lby Col. Schurtz, and number of thu
survivors of other companies reside IL
the county.
4 Rather queer and .unexplainabl,
incident occurred Friday in the depart
ure of an aged lady from the city fo
her home in Washington. The lad,
was Mrs. Margaret Morton, mother o
Mrs. Martha Smith, of this city, ant
Mr.. John Wesley Morton, of Washing
ton, an ex-Soldiers Home commits
sioner. Mrs. Morton. who is Is years o
lage, has been visiting several weeks IL
the city with her daughter. She left TO
her home via Brighton on the low;
Central train Friday morning, and wa
i.e1a 1,vy Har n h