Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-17

at Culleyss.
Apples tomorrow at Idso & Wilhau's;
5 cents a peck.
See the new line Of mackintoshes at
Lee & Benedicts.
Residences for sale by John Coburn.S
Office with B. L. Burritt.
The best mixed spices; also the best
whole spices, at Culley's.
A gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan scent cigar.
Extraordinary bargain, choice Of our
81, IS. SO and $40 flannel suits for $3.50 at
Stgrn's.
For the next ten days We will make.
special prices on rainy day suits and
skirts. Lee & Benedict.
II you want your suit to look like
new take il to Fitton's Dye Works.
The best at the lowest prices.
There will be a game of base ball at
Finkle's park August IS between Hav-s
erhil and Ferguson clubs; $50 a side.
We will make your boy look like a
gentleman and feel like king if you
bring him to our store. Farrand 6
Clifford.
Guide +. NJ Ash, Of the Soldiers
Home, left Thursday evening for Storm
Lake, where he will remain TO, ten
days furlough, and will visit his wife
and daughter.
Mrs. Merle Mershon, of Lisconlb came
to the city this morning on account of
the serious illness of her father, MIR. Jud
iCaniield, who has been quite ill for sew
eral days With bowel complaint She
viii remain until Saturday evening.
a man may have too many ties; but
suits or hats? We have the nobbiest
clothing and hats in the city, all late.
fall styles, and we would be pleased to-
have You call and see them. Farrand
s. Clifford.
The great Pawnee Bill Wild West
show will exhibit at Grinnell Wednes-
day, August %, and the Iowa Central
railway Will sell excursion tickets at
81 for the round trip from this city.
Tickets on sale August % and g,aod to
rteucn TO and including August 50.
FL " ne &JTiIlneiiF Herald announces the
birth of a daughter To Mr. and Mrs. a.
u. Kicker. of that city. Mr. Kicker is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Kicker,
former residents of tins city, and will
be remembered by many friends here.
Mrs: Kicker WAS Miss Jessie kepford.
of .undy3 Center
Conductor S. b. Chapman, Of the Cen.
trail, Vas relieved here on his run.
Thursday evening by Cenducor Perry
Wilhelm, and left on the Northwestern
3 for Palmyra Neb., Where he will re-
main for short visit with a sister.
Mrs. Chapman accompanied him and
after visiting in Nebraska Will go to
3 Chicago 10 bel attendance at the ma
stional encalnpment of the c. A. r.
There is so much that is exclusive,
dashy. stylish and beautiful in our hats
that thsy can readily be picked out as
fashions favorltes. Just Il little better,
Just a little newer, just a little cheaper,
/ just the little something's make this
1.-The place to buy hats. The little details
are the most important factors in the
hat You wear. Nothing too little for us
Ito attend to cheerfuliy. Farrand d
Clifford.
+ 3
Mrs Alex Ghrystal. of Tracy. Mimi,
who is in Vienna township, visiting her
sisters Misaes Belle and Jennie Irvine
Ief Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Peg. Mrs
sAlrs. Pcg;ss, and lived a nsighbor 10 tl.giIs
usher OF the Degree Of honor, the Ia
az I \ e
Minnesota.
"A. KIM, +. Snaeftzer and j. Mccarthy
tarrested by Officer Hanson upon
leharges Of intoXica ton, We're before
Mayor Pierce this morning. All paid
the costs. Another case heard this.
fmorning VAS that OF T. Giiaden, Of
STATE Center, upon q similar charge, ar
rested by Officer Cochran. He was COM.
United toEjaii. Officer Cochran also arr
rested two old soldiers for tigEting OH
North Center street Thursday night
I John Hesser, one of the men under
ARREST for breaking into a Chicago
4 Great Western freight car and taking
i therefrom 500 cigars and other articles.
has finally secured bonds, his mother
lin Chicago furnishing the requisite
\ amount ofFcash to secure his release
] until court meets. The amount Of the
4 bond was $500. Hesser was released
i Thursday evening. 1t is thought he
VIII nottfbe seen in this vicinity again.
Ii he isn't, the county will AVOID tho
expense of a trial and Will be $500
B ahead.
/ Mr.. j. G. Dunn is in receipt of a book
Ientitled .One Hundred Harvest Scenes
4 From All Over the World published by
I the Mccormack Harvesting Machine
Company, in which is one photograph
taken in the warehouse of the company
at Hamburg, Germany The picture
shows very plainly Manager W. v.
4 Gouchman, of the Hamburg warehouse,
land also his little son, Nening, perched
:ISup on box. looking at the busy scene
lin which the many employees OF the
/; company go to make up. The likenesaes
4 of both Mr.. Couchnan and son are very
4 excellent.
Mrs. Margaret Sheets, mother of Mrs.
Il ID. G. Wilbur, returned this morning to
4 her home in Hampton, after having
spent the summer very pleasantly at
5Enei daughters home. A1rs. Wilbur and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Sheets and son, will join Mrs. Sheets
i the latter part of next week as will
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