Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-29
Trade at Pappe Bros.
Wedding rings at Hellberg's.
DR.. Henriksen, diagnostician.
Stoves for everybody at Bullock's..
Extra strong horehound candy at
Fellner'S.

Special sale of Louwelsa vases this
week at c. ID. Lusby & Co.'s.
The most elegant and greatest num-
Der of pattern hats are to be found at
Miss Middlekauff s.
am permanently located at the Tre-
mont Annex, east side of Deuells News
Stand. Nine. Rema.
Millinery opening Saturday after
noon and evening at Mrs. Leonora
Cox's, Ill East Main
Saturday evening from to 8 only any
pair of dressed or undressed kid gloves
in the house go at IS cents. Boston
Store.
Maj. h. Cox, of the Salvation Army,
will give away three babies at the Sieg
Theater Monday night, Oct. 2. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
A good, sensible business suit that
will took like tailor made garment
and wear lots better can be bought for
very little money at Farrandl & Gift
lords.
| Messrs. Max Hoffman and John F..
Eichen. of Chicago, who have been here
since the recent meeting of the Central
Iowa Spiritualists' Association, went to
Grinnell this morning, and from there
they will go to Oskaloosa, White Pidg-
| con and Ottumwa.
! People are remarking about the in
creased number of weddings that are
Ito take place this fail. It's true there
/ are lot of them and we are glad of 1t.
We never had so many nice goods for
wedding presents as we have put in for
| these events this fall. VIM. Hellberg.
1 Hans Anderson, an employee in the
bone black room of the Glucose Sugar
| Refining Company's plant, while at
work near some fast-revolving betting
had his right arm caught in the belt
resulting in a severe confusion of the
muscles and several bad abrasions. He
will be off duty for some little time.
| Mrs F. A. Hewett, of Minneapolis.
accompanied by her sons. Archie and
Eddie Billings. who came to the city
last Wednesday evening with the re-
iinains of her husband for interment in
Riverside left this morning for her
home. Mrs. Hewett and sons have been
guests at the David Campbell home.
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| Mr.. Isaac Painter is home from Min
| nesota and South Dakota points where
he has been for the past ten days on
/ business. Mr. Painter says that those
states possess some very fine land but
that Iowa and Marshalltown are good
enough for him and he would not for a
| moment consider proposition to re-
move to either of the states he visit
ed.
Mrs A. Barker and son, Mr.. Walter
/ Barker for many years residents OF
4 Toledo, who have been spending a
A month in the city with the formers
lnephew. MIR. S. j. Hollingsworth. and
4 family left on the Colorado special
4 Thursday evening for Idaho Springs,
tool, where they Will make their future
4 home Mrs. Barker having son, DR. A.
i f. Barker living there
4 David Catlow of Albion, one of the
old and well-known farmers of the
\ county. brought to the city Thursda.
some fine specimens Of sweet potatoes
raised on his farm. The potatoes are oil
4 the Jersey Red species. and have beer
cultivated so that they have attained
an enormous size OF the lot brought
Iby Mr.. Catlow the largest weighed foui
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. 81 Mas s"o atiu 'i's :.
weight
Mrs Cebert A. Trease. of Denver ac
companied by her little son Merritt
arrived in the city Thursday Afternoon
on the Colorado special, and in the eve
ming went to Liscomb, where she vii
= make an extended visit with her grand
mother. Mrs. S. A. Rolston, aunt, Mrs
= Loretta Barber. and many other rela
4 tives Mrs. Trease is a former Liscoml
girl and will be remembered by he
friends there and in this city as having
: been Miss Edna Trip.
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a threatened attack of fever and pneu
lmonia, had narrow escape from bleed
ing to death from hemorrhage of tn
:. lnose. Mr.. Ryder's nose commence
:, bleeding in the evening and continue
all night and a part of the next day be
lfore the dow could be checked.
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