Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-06

!! You can get those short French COR
sets and summer corsets in several
different styles at NJ. F. Andrews.
Master Arson Willard left Thursday
might for Ruthven to join his father and
the party there enjoying the duck
4 Shooting.
Why experiment.? When You have
Your laundry work done at Flitton,s
You know it is right. Moral. Take your
laundry to Flitton.
Roadmaster w. j. McDermott, of the
western, With headquarters at Lake
4 City, was in the city Thursday on bust
ness.
Mr.. f. NJ. Williams, of Fort Dodge,
\ Who is connected with the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Gompany's office
removed from this city last year, left
Thursday evening for Ft. Dodge. after
a few days stay in the city looking aft
/ ter court matters III which the company
/ is Interested.
4 The Packard shoes fit we'll because
4 the lasts and patterns are automatically
4 correct and adapted to the needs os the
human foot. Our shoes need no break
I ing in. but can be Worn from the start
with perfect ease. Bromley's shoe
4 store, ITO East Main street, sole agents
/ for Marshalltown.
Miss Sadie Youngman, Of Grand
/ Junction, a cousin of Mrs. C. "A. Deuel.
and Mrs. j. a. AlcCauley of this city,
passed thru the city Thursda Y evening,
len route TO State Center, whera she was
in attendance at the Whitehill- Eanee
nuptials. Miss Youngman is a student
lat the Iowa State Normal moot, Ce-
/ dar Falls.
/ Deputy County Recorder Packer, who
was quarantined the other day on ac-.
count of smallpox is still able TO be
4 about the house, and as yet has not
\ been To bed. Intact heFis not at all i'll,
aapd the errlptions on his face are al.
ready healing. Mr.. Packer is of the
sopinion that his illness is not smallpox
at all, but merely rash of some sort.
Rev. ID. d. Proper. of Des Moines,
lWill arrive in the city tomorrow and
will spend Sunday here, occupying the
3 pulpit of4the First Baptist church both
y morning and evening. Rev. Proper is
a a district missionary of the American
Baptist Home Missionary Society, and
las this is the season for home mission
4 AIRY work. hiseservices here will be in
connection with his official duties.
i Mr.. H. p. Densel returned Thursday
I evening from Lost Island, where he has
4 been Spending ten days atthe MARSHALL
d town shack. Messrs. c. r. Cook, Frank
4 Willard and Trace Ford will remai,l
several days longer, as the shooting is
just beginning to be good. During tho
5l$lastfew days of Mr.. Densel's stay the
& birds We're beginning to come III; in good
shape, and the fellows at the shack
/. have Toasted upon wild duek and goose
until they are ready to quit until the
II fall shooting begins.
q The friends of Mrs. J.sJ. Hall, who
Y has been spending the past six months
q in Whitewater, Wis, in the hope that
her failing health might be improved,
will be glad to know she is
! SO far recovered that she has started
81 for home. Her daughter, Miss Libbie
!, Hall, has been with her for three week
n past. They are now in Milwaukee. Il,
may be ten days or two weeks before
L they return home, as it may be neces-
J. sary to stop a few days in Chicago il
the journey should prove too fatiguing
The Peoria Evening Star of Thurs
81 day says: C. w. Huntington and r
.. c. Macy, of the Iowa Central, are ii
the city. Mr.. Mays visit is partlcu
i. larly to look after the affairs at tn
) yards near Bartonyille. The road i
adding very materially to&its room Il
. that vicinity, and will have as complet
and handy yards when finished as an
n road entering the city OF Peoria. 1T
freight business has increased Target
during the past few years. and a
!. Peoria is the eastern terminus it ne
: cessitates more yard room here
j. About midnight Thursday Sheriff
shoemaker arrested Lou N. Coppocl
,lupon information fled In Justice Bur
: lsritt's court by Frank Partridge, charg
, ling him with assault with intent to in
fiict great bodily injury. Coppock fur
!, nished bonds, and upon arrangement a
! 10 o'clock this morning pleaded no
I guilty. His hearing vii, occur mex
4 week. The assault was alleged to hav
been committed Thursday evening. TIL
j. case is the outgrowth Of the long
Z ing feud existing between Partridge AM
g Coppock, the latter having had Part
J. ridge arrested several times for ALLEGED
3 Intimacy with Mrs. coppock.
The Ackley World says: 'Amon,
5 thescases that are on the docket for3tria
:. at the present term Of the FRANKLIN
county district court, is one against TIL
. Iowa Central Railroad Company
I charged with selling Intoxicating Ii
. quors. 1t will be remembered that
4 year or two ago, one Griffin, OF Geneva
4 with two or three companions took OF
i. more than a Jag" while at Hampton
/ and returning to their homes on til,
. midnight passenger, they undertook TIL,
purchase of liquor on the train: wer
refused, and Griffin. who prided himsel
: as being fighter, undertook to clean III
: the train crew, but was himself over.
: powered and lodged in the county TAI
{ at Eldora. He was tried, but freed, an.
s afterward a counter charge was file,
n against the company and the suit wa
: instituted. 1t is understood that At
e torney Sewers, chief counsel Of TIL
> Icompany, is sick at Oskaloosa, and tn,
trial Is necessarily deferred
d Marshalltown's leading matters. Papp
Bros, schobert's old stand.