Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-04

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Enter Business College Sept. s.
New wool shirt waists received at
Newcomers.
Hair ribbons all widths. cents q
yard. Archie Parker.
The best assortment Of jewelry, and
the prices always right, at Hellberg's.
When passing, notice the new Daven-
port in the window at Marion Cards.
1t is a beauty.
For gasoline stove or a refrigerator
at your own price, see Schmidt e.
Bourne, 102 West Main.
Rev. j. G. Van Ness has been in AL
bion today, attending the Marshalltown
district conference OF the NJ. E. church.
The cool weather Of today has had an
streets presented very lively appear
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H Reeves and daugh-
ter Marion, who have made their home
| in this city for the past few summers,
left Sunday night for their winter home
| in Odell, o.
Just received, 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 JOG West Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Hostetter were
passengers Saturday afternoon for
Philadelphia, via Columbus. o. They
will return home by the Niagara Falls
route and will be absent for month.
Mrs. Sam Anderson left Sunday even
ling for Longmont, Col, where she will
remain for six months on account OF her
health. She will make her home during
her absence with a sister, Mrs. Amanda
|Sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. sieg left Saturday
afternoon on delightful months east
ern trip. They will visit Philadelphia.
going via Niagara Falls, and will re-
turn via Washington and Huntington,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Carr left Sunday
evening on a pleasant two weeks out
ing, leaving at $50, via Kansas City,
RADIO Springs, Denver, Manitou and oth-
er points of interest.
Mr.. II. H. Gregg, who has charge Of
the c. c. Gilman contract work on the
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern extension, ar
rived in the city Sunday morning from
Hammond, Ind, where his headquar-
tiers are located. He remained over with
his family today and will leave for
Hammond tonight.
Little Harriette Taylor arrived Mon
day evening from LaPorte, Ind. and
will again make her home with her
grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Emily p.
Miller and Miss Harriet Miller. They
will reside at No. North Seventh
street. in the house whtch has been oc-
Icupied by Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Hovey.
President A. F. Balch, of the Mar
shalltown State Bank, and Cashier c. C..
ST. Clair OF the City National Bank,
left Saturday night for Cleveland, o.,
where they will attend the national cons
vention of the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION. While in the east they will
visit New York. Boston, Niagara Falls
and other points of interest.
Besides making low prices on the
sample lot Of shoes for ladies'. gentle
men and boys, we are making specially
| low prices on summer tans to close out
We have some bargains to offer you IN
tans as we'll as in other goods. When
| we say we have some bargains for you
we mean 1t. Come in and see US. e.
w. Stubs, Economy Shoe Store.
/ Mrs. w. H Double and daughters,
Grace and Ethel, OF Frederick. who
have been spending week in the city
with the formers daughters, Mesdames
1 O, S. Dewitt and Elmer Alsbaugh, left
for their home Saturday evening. Miss
/ Minnie Double will remain in the city
for week or ten days longer during
which time she Will take treatment for
an affection of the throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Beebe de-
parted Sunday night on trip of few
! weeks in the east leaving for Chicago
at ll:25. Their first stop will be at Buf
falo, where they will visit Mrs. Beebe':
Ison Mr.. Burt Eldridge, and wife. From
there they will go to Fort Recovery, o.
where resides Mrs. Beebe's daughter
Mrs E. l.. McDaniels. They will alst
visit with relatives in various Indiana
land Ohio points
Correct dressers should see Ton.
Psenicka before placing their order TO
a fall suit. Every person who buys
suit wants the latest and best, and MI
Psenicka has both. The new fabric
this season are prettier than ever an
Tony has the SWEETEST assortment II
: the market. 1t is easy enough for som
|, tailors 20 say they will fit you, blu
Tony does fit you or you need not tax
; the suit. See him and leave your orde
for new suit.
A meeting of the principals of tn
schools of The county was held in tn
/ office of Superintendent Morrissey Sat
urday, at which all the large school
r were represented with the exception o
three. This was the first of series o
+ meetings to be held by the principal
i monthly, for the purpose of exchangin
views regarding their special work
Principals Gaunt, of Laurel; Clayton, @
State Center; Biersborn, Of Liscomb
8 Haas, of LeGrand; and Holmes of Gil
man, We're in attendance.
j. Collins and j. Hart, two stranger
i arrested by Officer Weaver Sunday II
: fighting, We're before Mayor Pierce tn
i morning and were sentenced to six day
: in Jail. Tommy Bissell, arrested by o,
q II