Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-10


Cereal foods. something new and
palatable. o. n. Adams. grocer, ZIG
East Main.
Mr.. H. ]. Allard and family arrived
home Wednesday evening from their
overland trip to Clear Lake.
Refrigerators- To close out a few we
have left we will please you on price
and terms. Schmidt & Bourne.
Banquet cigars now sold by Morgan.
Reynolds. Watson & Co. Lester Sum
dell. J. H. Sundell and w. II. Evans.
AUG. 10 and 11-Low rates TO Boston
and return via Chicago & Northwestern
railway. For particulars call on agents
Northwestern line.
Those desiring to board or lodge
teachers during the institute will please
mail me card stating whether they
desire ladies or gentlemen, the number
they can accommodate. location, rates.
etc. ]. Morrissey, county superintend-
ent Of schools.
Mr.. w. NJ. Rich, prominent con-
tractor Of Ames, spent Wednesday in
the city on business connected with the
purchase OF iron supplies for several
buildings that are being erected in
Story and adjoining counties. He re-
turned to Ames Wednesday evening.
Professor S. N. Williams, of the chair
of civil engineering of Cornell College,
was in the city Wednesday afternoon
and evening as the guest at the home
Dow ~r.,r,r
Jams was en- route to State Center,
where he has some business matters to
attend to.
Charley Buchanan, Of Oskaloosa, son
of Route Agent Buchanan, of the Adj
ans Express Company, and former
express messenger running on the Cen
trail, is temporarily at work on the
Central's runs between Mason City and
Peoria on Nos. s and 6. He is substi-
tuting for Messenger L. II. Laschek.
of Mason City, who is taking weeks
vacation and visiting relatives and
friends in Ottumwa.
A young son of City Electrician Louis
Schneider was quite painfully injured
Wednesday evening by having both
hands ropeburned. Young Shneider
has been employed as a conductor on
one of the Marshaltown l.. p. & r.
.Company's cars and was on No.
"Wednesday evening. The trolly flew
the wire on the South Third avenue hill,
and in trying to grasp the rope he had
his hands quite badly skinned. He was
not able to work today.
One of the favorite forms Of amuse-
ment this summer is a golf picnic and
those who have attended one can tes-
tify that after game the supper which
follows is especially enjoyed. Such a
picnic was given "Wednesday evening
for Misses Carrie Sipher, of Monmouth,
and Mamma Horne, of Ileokuk. The 9th
ers of the party We're Mr. and Mrs. b.
a. Morgan. Misses AIollie Allison, Anna
Healion, Leora Crabtree and Ida Du-
gan; Messers. IL. r. Cammack, F. L.
and G. a. Meeker. T. j. Fletcher and
Edward Adams, of New York
Mr.. Ed Redel was the victim of an
accident Wednesday evening that
might have resulted seriously. Mr., Re-
del, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Amanda. was in his buggy standing at
the corner of Center and Main streets
and was there struck by n passing Vehi-
Gle driven by Mr.. Chris Ritter. The
Redel horse very naturally became
at the noise of the crash and
breaking wheel and started to run. but
was kept down to nothing more than
frantic efforts to get away. The carriage
was damaged somewhat by the collis-
ion. one rear wheel being pretty badly
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cupants was injured.
Mrs. Fred Bushnell and children, Ha-
eel, Ralph and Raymond. who We're for.
mer residents of Bromley, arrived ii
the city this morning from Sleeper, Mo.
and will make their future home In this
city. Mr.. Bushnell will arrive in few
days, being en- route overland in charge
OF the household goods and stock. Mr.
and Mrs. Bushnell moved to Missouri
year ago, but are now glad enough t.
get back to Gods country" Their
| Missouri venture has been a very un,
| profitable one and their years work OF
The crops were considered very GOOD
until few weeks ago, when the corr
was literally burned up by the hot, DIR,
winds that prevail in that locality.
At their pleasant home, s12 Norti
Fifth street, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Hol
Ientertained a party of young peopl,
Wednesday evening for their nieces
Misses Alice Leslie, of Clyde. Kas., ant
BESSIE Bugwer. of Windsor. VT IL
view of the fact that the circus is soor
to come. a blackboard had been pro
lvided on which each guest was required
to draw the picture of some ANNA
which will be in the menagerie. Mis-
Mary Elliott received the first prize
while Mr.. Bruce Moffatt, whose pictur
OF seal not one of the party recog
nized, was given the BOBBY. Light re
Ifreshments We're served by the hostess
/ The invited guests were Misses Bessl
I'lack, Anna Scurr, Jeanette Val
Week and Mary Elliott; Messrs
Charles Adams. Calvin and Herber
Black. G. w. Lawrence, Bruce Moffat
and Harry Scurr, of Gilman.
/ Justice Burritt conducted case 4
his court Wednesday that reminde
him somewhat Of a prayer meeting, nc
SO much because of the nature of tn
testimony or the character OF the cast
but more on account OF the characte
Of the defendenta The case was on
of larceny-that of thirty watermelon
being the specific charge. The arrest
were made by Constable Nicholson an
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