Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-03
Eurng 1ah1ir Observation-Disclosures an,ua Frdap rnhpr 1902
1.-THE New Minister at Liebig's.

"The New Minister at Liebig's.
Ladies garments received thi!
morning. NJ. +. Andrews.
| We make a speciality of picture fran
ing at Simmons Book Store.
Special prices on ladies' walking
skirts from 1.39 to S7.9S. The Fair.
w. B. corsets, recommended by the
dressmakers' convention. For sale BY
NJ. T.. Andrews.
want at once a man Of about % tc
w. II. Burrows.
Great bargains in boys suits--al
ages. We save you one third on the
price. p. A. Stern.
Culley has sweet apples and ounces,
also Duchess and Keller pears. anc
Jonathan and Snow apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brenneck entertain-
ed a small party Of their friends at din
ner Thursday evening at their home,
10 South Center street.
Remembe:. the Sinclair Tea and Cot
fee Co. place on sale a complete line
of the three patterns in Haviland china
tomorrow. Something you want with
each 50-cent. 81 s1.5O, 50 and SO cash
purchase.
Mrs. s. L. Wedgewood and Mrs. E. III.
Walkup arrived home from Prophets
vile Thursday night, where they had
accompanied the remains of their faith
err, the late o. Richards, who died in
this city recently.
Mrs. Van Curen. Of Fremont, Neb.,
has decided to make this city her home
and will take up her residence here next
week. She is a valued member of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union,
having had charge of the w. c. T. u.
temple in Fremont for several years.
The Northwestern began this morn
ing the work of dumping crushed stone
along it's team tracks east of Third ave-.
nue., near the union station, to be used
in macadamizing the drives along the
tracks used by drays unloading and
loading from cars OH the team tracks.
Charles Hoover, chief engineer Of the
Barber Asphalt Company's plant that
is stationed here, and James Leary, boss
mixer, left Thursday evening for Oma-,
ha. where they will follow their respec-
tive lines OF work during the remainder
Of the season. Each expects to return
to Marshalltown in the spring when the
new work begins here.
Sheriff G. w. Binegar, of Poweshiek
county, was in the city over night
being on his way home from
Tama. where he had accompanied his
daughter, Miss Viola, who enters St.
AIary's convent for a years study. Mr..
Binegar made an effort to get his
daughter into st. Mary's institute here.
but the school is SO crowded it was
for Mother Frances to ac-
others.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Co. have
mother big Haviland & Co.'S china sale
'or tomorrow. For some time past it
las been almost impossible to get full
inc of the three patterns In Haviland,
which they have been running, but they
ust received the most complete line of
hese three patterns they have ever had
md will give their customers another
nance 10 get beautiful piece with
ZACH 50-cent. 81. s1.50, 50 and SO cash
tomorrow.
Miss Edna Baughnan and Mrs. Har-
lott Miller entertained the young lad
es of st. Margaret's Mission at a "lit-
lie girls" party at the home Of the
orner, 210 North Third avenue, Thurs
lay evening. The young ladies came
n costumes BETTING those of tender
ears and the evening was spent in
laying drop the handkerchief" Lon-
ion bridge is falling down" etc. Mrs.
. K Black acted as chaperone in the I
ole of grandma After all were tired /
f their play they We're served with re-
reshments. of the kind OF which child
en- are fond. animal crackers and
andy
Miss Olive Drummer of this city who
vent to Petoskey, Mich, this summer
o escape hay fever, has been free from
he trouble and has greatly enjoyed her
tay, as the following item from the
'etoslSey Reporter will partially In
icate: Miss Olive Drummer, one of
ur summer visitors who has been stop
ing at the Wilson Cottage, has been
n many fishing trips out on the break
,aters with good success. In order to
her fishing record Miss Brun-
err and some of her Petoskey friends
rent to Burt Lake and In trolling she
aught a 16-pound fish which gave her
ute tussle, but she was nervy and
lnded it in the boat safely"
The body of Mrs. Ernest Cummings,
f Oskaloosa, arrived in the city Thurs
ay evening in charge of Mr.. Cum
aings, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cummings,
( this city, and Mrs. William Bayer
nd Miss June Shelton, of Oskaloosa. It
'as taken to the home of Mr.. Cum
lings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
cummings, 300 South Fourth avenue,
eral services We're conducted by Rev.
:. w. Russell, interment following at
riverside. Short services We're also
cid at Oskaloosa at o'clock Thursday
fternoon, Rev. Somerville of the
Iethodist church, officiating. Mrs.
cummings mother, Mrs. Carrie Bob
IAN, of Moingona, and brother, Mr. e.
of Perry, arrived in the city
thursday night to be present at the
lneral.
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