Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-14

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The best bicycle at fall prices at
Schmidt q Bourne. 102 West Main.
The choicest fruits on the market may
be found at Adams. the grocer. Main
and Third avenue.
want ten first-class carpenters at
once. including fnishers and outsiders.
II. r. Jones, contractor.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan.
Reynolds. Watson & Co.. Lester Sum-
dell. J. H. sundell and w. H. Evans.
Mr.. Harry Johnston, OF lama, is In
the city spending few days as the
guest Of Mrs. s. p. Williams at the
camp above the Soldiers Home.
Misses Tillie Kinsey and Maud and
Blanch Winters, who have been spend
ing a week at the farm home Of Mr..
Ezra Perrin, near Liscomb, returned
home this morning.
Mr.. Guy Smith. who has been spend
ing his vacation Of two weeks in the
city with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Smith. left Saturday evening for
Chicago. Mr.. Smith is employed with
the Chaplin & Gaylord Company, stock
and bond brokers.
Mrs. George Smith, of Larimer, s. D..
who has been visiting in this city with
her cousins, Misses Margaret and Eft
A. Pence, and at Gilman with the fam
lilies of her uncle, Mr.. George Pence.
and brother, Mr.. William Imler. left
this morning at 4:16 for her home.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Holmes, Of Boone,
who have been guests at the parental
Delano T. Smith home for few days.
after having completed a delightful riv-
err trip on the Mississippi in company
with a party of friends, returned to
their home on the Colorado special Sun
day evening.
The Central's old switch engine. No.
40, which was in recent years made No.
8 and at the same time transformed
by being rebuilt with the tank above
the boiler was brought into the city
Saturday from Monmouth, where 1t has
been doing service in the yards. The
engine will be put through the shops
for repairs.
Miss r. Lou Willcuts, one OF the sue
cessful younger teachers OF the county,
arrived Saturday night from fancy
vile, Mo-, where she has been spending
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Enos Wilicuts. She will be pres
ent at the normal institute, during
which time she will be the guest OF Miss
Pearl Milhiser.
Reports from the vicinity Of Sykes
ton, North Dakota. indicate that the
crops in that locality are abundant.
There are off years there, to be sure.
bur not more 30 than elsewhere. 1t is
the Intention of E. w. WINERY to leave
for Sykeston with party of land seek
ers Aug. o. and all who want to go
are invited to join the party. Remem-
Der the date and make arrangements
to go.
The funeral services for the late DIR. w.
d. Campbell were not conducted at the
Episcopal church, as announced, as
services had been held at Battle Creek,
Saturday afternoon. The body was Ia
ken to Riverside Sunday afternoon and
the service committing it to the grave
was read by Rev. ]. x. Black. The pail
bearers We're Messrs. j. l.. Winery, A.
F. and P. S. Balch, G. A. Turner. 7. A.
Sieg and B. a. Morgan.
Miss Elizabeth Pearson, who is em-
l,ployed by the Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church as q
lecturer entertained a large audience
yesterday morning with discourse or
| her favorite topic. She spoke espeaiall.
| of the work in China and India. While
| in the city Miss Pearson was guest
at the f. NJ. santee home and left this
morning for Minneapolis. In the even.
\ ing the choir of the church gave {
praise service.
Mrs. S. NJ fash, of col East MAR
street, Is confined OF her home suffering
/ from paralysis. with which she wa.
stricken Saturday. The entire left sid
was affected for about twenty-fou
hours. but it appears as If the disease II
lgradually working away, and some us
of the limbs is now noticeable. 1t II
| hardly thought the attack will prove
serious one. Mr.. ]. d. Hunter, OF Ell
dora a cousin of Mrs. fash, was at he
bedside Sunday.
MIS-. v. SlluOyl, Wllc Oh
Clifford. of the Central, formerly o
Marshalltown but now OF Mason City
lspent Saturday in the city as the CUES
of Mrs. j. H. VOORHEES,. Mrs. Clifford
was on her way home from Des Moines
her former place of residence, wher
her household goods have been store,
since Mr. Clifford gave up his position
on the Great Western to accept on
|. with the Central. Mr. and Mrs. Cliffor,
are now going to housekeeping at Ma
!, son City.
Yesterday was the second Sunday o
Rev. w. II. SCOTS passionate at tn
Christian church and in the evening a.
ESPECIALLY large audience was present
1.-THE subject which had been announce
was IF Christ Came to Marshall
town. and it may be that some of tn
hearers We're expecting sensations
sermon. In this. however, they wer
disappointed. for Rev. Scott is not @