Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-20

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THE CITY in BRIEF.
DR.. Henriksen, diagnostician.
Badger state shawls. Archie Parker.
Fresh oysters served in any style at
Sundell's Cafe.
Bright, fresh, new and up-to-date
trouserings at Hopkins.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. d. Special atten-
ton to diseases of women and children
Wanted-Apprentice girls for milli-
merry department. Hoyt's Department
Store.
All the dealers have the Rosina Nokes
cigar for sale. Try them. They are
great smokers.
MIR. and Mrs. o. Lang left this morn
ing for drive to Belle PLANE and
Blairstown to spend eight days with
relatives.
Ben Hur social at the home of Sam
Barnhill. 40s South Second street
Thursday evening. Sept. 81. Light re
lfreshments.
Don't be late in finding out that
Yale is the finest coffee to be obtained
in the city. Only at Adams grocery, 21t
East Main.
We have on hand about fifty piece.
of the latest fall suit patterns at price:
that are right. 1t will pay you to lool
at them. Brennecke.
Tuesday evenings Oskaloosa Heralc
says: Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin, of No. 41s High avenue east, al
Is O'clock Monday evening a ten-pount
SON.
1t is wisdom for you to investigate oul
claim which is that we do better laun-
dry work than any of our competitors
because we have the facilities. Flitton
West Main.
The Two Merry Tramps' compan,
arrived in the city this morning from
| Boone. The companys band, dressed
in Very unique uniforms, gave stree
Iconcert at noon.
Mrs. Mary Miller. matron of the Sol
| diers Home, spent the day in De:
Moines for the purpose of looking owe
the winter supplies of the board of con
troll for the dormitory.
l
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con
gregational church will be entertaine,
lby Mrs. Brintnall and Mrs. Hildretl
| Thursday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Brintnall. 81 North Third street
Mr. VIII Kirby, of Hartland, son o
| Rev. Jennie Kirby, was in the CIT.
| Tuesday and left in the evening TO
ICleveland. o. where he will enter tn
Malone Bible Training School for
years course.
Mr. r. b. Pemberton. who has bee
Lying very low with consumption at tn
home of his father. a. j. Pembertor
4 llS .outh Ninth street. for some tim.
lis gradually growing weaker and it
sfonlv question of time until death wi
relieve his sufferings.
Mrs. Merritt Greene arrived Tuesda
levening from Pittsburg, where she ha
been since August L. She will renal
until about the lst of October, when sh
Will return to Piitsburg for a month
stay prior TO moving back to this cit
to reside permanently.
Mr.. Lisle W. Brown left this morn
ing for Burlington. where he was sun
moned by a telegram announcing tn
death of his grandfather Mr.. Geore
+. Bailey, formerly of Webster Cit.
The remains VIII be sent to the forme
!. home of the deceased for burial.
L. p. snawIey, a Central engineer, r,
siding at Monmouth, was injure
slightly Tuesday afternoon at Oski
gloosa by falling while &c ting off h
! engine. Mr., shawley's foot encoui
tered a loose tie and he was throw
J forward, striking his chin, which W.
badly bruised
About twenty-five members of the
J w. b. NJ of the Christian church dro
this morning to the fospitable home
5 Mrs. E,lmore Johnson near Marriott
!. The company was in honor of Miss A
!. nette Newcomer of Des Moines, Il
J. state organizer for their society. II
Z ladies took a bountiful dinner wi
5 them which was spread picnic fashio
] a few relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Di
= sing and family gathered at their hon
5 No. T12 North Third street, Tuesd;
!: afternoon to help celebrate the SD anr
!. versary OF Mrs. Blessings birth. t
I: affair was a complete surprise to h,
Z The afternoon was spent socially I'm
I. a late hour, when luncheon was serv
!. by Miss Clara blessing and Mrs. Blal
z Rev. G. o. Reynolds. pastor of the
8 Grand Friends church, was in the ci
= this morning en- route to Des Moin
81 Rev. Reynolds was engaged by the L
. Grand Friends TO supply the remaini
= three months of Rev. Ellyson's paste
late, which is now completed. L has I
!. yer been definitely decided whether
u win be retained for a longer period
\ not.
d The Soldiers Home officials have b,
notified of the death of Aaron
Hughes a member of the institut
who has been at Bondurant on f
lough Veteran Hughes died Tues6
as the result of paralysis. He ente
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