Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-30
pr. ,anss. surgeon and phy..clAa.

Or. bularu, osleopdlH, 20 GdHt MAIN.
Imported and domestic cigars at
Rails.
Beautiful new line of fannelettes at
the Hawkeye.
Beautiful designs in imitation French
flannels at Newcomers.
Gerhart & Co. will sell their White
Market. Must be sold before Oct. 1.
Fall overcoatings, in new and up-to-
date effects, at Hopkins the popular
tailor.
New lace curtains and rope portieres,
tapestry curtains and table covers at
The Hawkeye.
DR.. Wilson, the well-known, success
full eye and ear specialist will be found
daily in his old Office as usual until De-
cember /, 1901.
Owing to her severe cold the song re-
Icital of Miss Baughman will be given
Friday evening, Sept. g. at $3.50 instead
of this evening.
Wanted-Fifty men at the Gilman
Canning company. Good board and
Canning Company, Gilman, Ia.
The weekly concert of the Forty-ninth
Iowa band. which was postponed from
Thursday evening, will be given this
evening from the court house lawn.
Landseekers' excursion to southwest
ern Minnesota and eastern South Dako-
ia next Tuesday, Sept. 3. For rates and
full particulars see Will H. Hill 107
East Main. New phone 5O7.
Owners of Campbell's grove have been
greatly annoyed by parties cutting the
Wire fence and making resort of the
grove. They will prosecute any one
found on the premises in the future.
Mrs ]. r. Lone, aunt, Mrs Nellie Liv-
ergood, of Nora Springs, and cousins,
Mesdames George Livergood and John
Mcdonald, of Eagle Grove, went to Eli
dora Thursday evening, where today
they We're present at reception given
by Mrs. George w. Ward and Mrs.
John T. Boylan. Mrs. Lone and Mrs.
George Livergood assisted the hostesses.
A party composed Of Mr. Elwood
Packer, Misses Garrah and Anna Pack
overland trip to Ames yesterday, where
today was spent in visiting the Iowa
State College. The young people will
return tonight, coming as far east as
Nevada, before supper, where they will
be entertained at the Belknap home.
The remainder of the trip will be made
by moonlight.
Mrs. Joseph Modlin, of Albion, was
in the city this morning, being on her
way home from Des Moines. where she
has been this week at the bedside of
her daughter, Mrs G. Van Ginkle, who
has been quite i'll with liver and heart
trouble. Mrs. Modlin will leave Mon
day for Chicago. in company with
Misses Dollie and Lottie Van Ginkle.
Master Loren Van Ginkle and Miss
Louise Kniffen. of Dallas, Tex. and
from there will go to Buffalo to attend
the exposition. Mrs. Van Ginkle ev-
poets to join them at Buffalo as soon
as her health will permit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Nichols,
of Huntington, Ind, who have been
| spending the summer in the city with
their son. DR.. H. H. Nichols. and
wife. and with friends and relatives
turnout the county where they lived
for so many years, left this morning
for Lake Okoboji, where they have
rented a cottage and will remain dur
ing the month of September. From
there they will go to Waukegan, ILL.,, to
| visit their daughter, Mrs. G. r. Good
now, and from there will depart for
Huntington, Ind, to spend the winter
caring for Mrs. Nichols aged parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hessin.
| To the chiefs and brothers Of Chip
pewa Tribe No. 40, Improved Order of
Red Men: This is the last reminder that
weand our friends and the Forty-ninth
Iowa band take the trail to the hunting
grounds of Oneida Tribe No. %, Boone,
Ia. on Monday, September 2, 1901. Ola
| Dor day. and it is earnestly requested
that members who can possibly go to dc
! so as Oneida Tribe is making great
preparations to receive us. You should
be on hand at the depot early so as to
receive your badges and we hope for a
large attendance on this our first excur-
sion to make it success and expect
all the tribe to assist the committee in
making it one of the most enjoyable OF
/ the season.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Nichols, of Hunting.
ton, and son, DIR. H. H. Nichols, of thi.
city, have purchased of Mr.. Hugo Neu.
mann the elegant Neumann- Harper res
idence property at 114-1141s North Cen
ter street, which was erected two year!
ago. The residence is one of the pretti
est and most substantial in the city. ant
was carefully constructed with a view o
comfort as home. The house is a dou
4 Bile one, containing eighteen rooms, be
sides the bathrooms and china closets
The lower fioors are built of quarteret
white oak and the upper Of yellow pine
DIR. Nichols will occupy the south hal
as his residence and the north half viii
be rented for time, possession of thu
entire building to be given by Oct. l. I
is quite possible that Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
j jamin Nichols themselves will occup.
the other half of the residence at SOM
future time, or as soon as they can maxi
arrangements to. come to Marshalltowl
to reside. The consideration in the traI.
, saction was S., 800.
: Presiding Elder j. B. Albrok, of thu
Marshalltown district Methodist church
arrived in the city from Mt. Vernon
y this morning and left for the nOrtl