Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

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Johnson pure cider vinegar at Culley'ss
Everything in the line Of golf goods
at Lanes hardware store.
Have you sampled Graham's ''Plan-
tatton," the new scent cigar7
"A stylish hat is the browning point OF
every we'll dressed woman. Mrs. Nor
!rill sells them.
Our stock Of ladies and misses para
soils is going rapidly at the reduced
prices. NJ. F. Andrews.
Parties desiring ice cream for the
Fourth should send their orders early
to insure their being filled. G. Treffry.
If you need suit OF clothes, good
cigar, your shoes stlined, or to glance
over the daily papers, go to Wall &
Rails.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. /. Smith. of Gilman,
We're among the visitors in the city
Wednesday to attend the anniversary Of
st. John, as enjoyed by the Masons.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will be entertained FRI
day afternoon by Mrs. r. E. Northup
and Mrs. Burt Resser at the home Of
the former, No. 107 South Second street.
The Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern railway will sell round-trip
excursion tickets to Cincinnati, o., at
Very favorable rates for the b. Y. p. U.
convention on July 1915. Call on any
agent of the Cedar Rapids Route" for
rates, limit, etc.
{ County Supervisor "A. Robinson, of
Taylor township, who has Just returned
from a trip to Colfax, where he has
been taking treatment for rheumatism,
is not improved and is suffering quite
good deal. The attack is in the form
of sciatica and is very persistent, af-
fecting the left leg.
Mr.. Charles Henry returned wednes-
day from a few days business trip to
st. Paul. While in that city he had the
pleasure of attending he Elk's carnival,
which is one Of the biggest affairs ever
given in st. Paul. 1t is estimated that
the members Of the order, who had to
guarantee $4,000 for running expenses,
will clear $4,000 on. the affair.
The Northwestern's double tracks
across the Myers farm. west of La
Noble. was turned over to the operat-
ing department Wednesday by the con-
struction department. All that has been
required to place the line into opera
tion was the building of a connecting
link between the old and new tracks,
and this was completed Wednesday.
Mrs. a. L. Mead, of Clinton, arrived
in the city Wednesday and will re-
main indefinitely with her brother, Mr..
Reuben b. VOORHEES,, OF Glendive.
Mont, at the Mrs. j. H. VOORHEES,
home. Mr.. VOORHEES, is resting very
easily today, but his condition Is prac-
tically unchanged. His friends have
abandoned all hope of his ultimate re-
coyery
Lou Lurvey. the rural mail carrier on
route No 3. north and west OF the city.
storm to be little more severe in that
wind took on more OF the proportions
of a tornado in that vicinity and many
large trees foot and sixteen inches in
diameter were twisted and leveled to.
the ground.
The Spencer-Letts Coffee Company
is Offering to any one who Will pur-H
chase five packages OF Chocolate Cream
coffee one 50-cent ticket to the circus.
or two half tickets. as the purchasers
prefer. This will not only enable you.
to go to the circus, but at the same
time get the best brand of coffee on the
market. Doubtless many will take adj
vantage of the offer. All retail grocers
sell it.
F.. Kane and D. McCarthy, who be-
came engaged in fight near the depot
"Wednesday night, We're arrested by Of
ficer Weaver and placed in the Third
avenue station for safe keeping. Nc
Carthy resisted the officer and before
Mayor Pierce this morning answered to
that charge. besides one for engaging in
an affray. He was sentenced to thirty
days in Jail and Kane was given Elk
days work.
Mr.. H. j. Howard, formerly of this
city but now of Ames. spent Wednes-
day in the city, coming to meet his
brother, Mr.. A. W. Howard, OF Chi
ltGdSO. tlOSttEeTs -DTOtueT6l went 10 81.
Anthony, where they made arrange
ments for the building of barn on A.
w. Howard's farm. Mr.. II. j. Howard
will have charge OF the work. The lat
Tier returned to Ames in the evening
and his brother went to Albion, where
his wife is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hambleton.
j. Crosby. a railroad laborer, became
noisy in a South Third avenue saloon
"Wednesday evening and in an alterca-
lstioH drew a knife on a man With whom
he was quarreling. Officer Clark placed
him under arrest and he was sentenced
to six days work by Mayor Pierce this
morning. Chris johnson. Dane who,
with a cousin, Charles johnson, came
from Chicago Wednesday to take po-
sition with Winston Bros, the railroad
contractors. became intoxicated and re-
fused to leave the grounds of the Mar
shall Vinegar and Soap Company when
so requested by Officer Clark. He was
arrested and this morning was given six
days work. J. Shea, arrested by Officer
Clark, was also sentenced to six days'
work.
a GRATIFYING FACT.
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