Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-11


sance at the races.
Mrs. "A. p. Sharp and daughter, Miss
Clara. will entertain the Harmony Aid
Society Tuesday afternoon at their
home, No. 4oe West Railroad street.
We are making very low prices On
.first-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
US. Marshalltown Stone Company.
rooms and 5, court house.
w. j. Flitton has added another wag-
on to his laundry route, business hav-
ing increased TO such an. extent that 1t
became necessary to put on an addi-
tional wagon. Flitton does good laun-
dry work
Mr.. Il. T.. Rouse, a travelling sales
man who makes his headquarters in
the city, left this morning for Lake
aOkoboji. where he will spend a two
weeks vacation. He Will be Joined to-
morrow by Mr.. j. NJ. Byerly, of Grim
nell.
Announcements have been received in
the city of the Forthcoming meeting Of
the National Hay Association, to be
held at Baltimore, Md, Aug. IA, Is and
1G. This will be the seventh annual
convention of the association, which
has large membership turnout the
country
Charles Allen. arrested by Officer
Clark upon a charge of intoxication,
was sentenced 10 six days in Jail this
morning. j. Corcoran. a railroad grad
'er, arrested by Officer Weaver, was
given thirty days on the same charge
Two other intosicants F. Wright and
- Daley, both Officer Viewers men,
We're given six days.
real white man Will exhibit in the
window of Powers drug store Thurs
day and Friday the 18th and 18th. He
Will give N3u free Il beautiful paper.
dolly and a trial OF the greatest discov-
cry of the age-Fol- Nal De- Hyde in
haier-oniy positive cure for catarrh,
asthma and preventative against hay
fever. Sold on an absolute guarantee.
I Deeds have been filed in the county
recorders Office making a division of
| the estate Of the late Daniel Collins.
who resided north of Albion and who
was one of the most extensive land
owners of the county. The estate. con-
sisting of about 1000 acres of land, is
divided equally between the widow and
1.-THE son and daughter, Daniel S. and
4 Florence Collins.
Engineer A G. Goosman, of the Gem
! trail, with Headquarters in Monmouth,
llil. spent Tuesday and today in the
Icity. Mr. Goosman is one Of the NJ. &
st. y. engineers who came to the Cen
trial when the engines of thai road We're
LEASED last winter. during a time when.
II the company was extremely short on
motive power He has been With the
Central ever since. and is on one Of the
fast freight runs on the eastern aivis-
lion.
Conductor Il. d. Young. of the Gem
trial. who has been enjoying a pleasant
three weeks vacation ataC;rand Haven,
\ Mich. returned home Tuesday evening.
ready for another years hard work on
the 8 and 6 passenger runs. between
this city and Mason City. He reported
4 for duty today Conductor Perry Will
helm has been on the runs during Mr..
:ii Young a bsence. Mrs. Young and fam
lily. who have been visiting the former 5,
5Eold home at St.fGharles. ILL.,. Will not be
home until the latter part of the month.
Wallace r. Allen, Jr.. aged 16, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Allen, of 532
North Second street. disappeared from
home Tuesday night and 1t is sup-
posed he has gore to Omaha. City Mar
Eshal Jones Wired the chief Of police at
tOmaha to be on the lookout for the boy,
furnishing description Of him. There
~ ncfcause assigned for the young man
"a
.@nitaly that he has gone 10 Omaha, altho
he SO informed a few friends. Allen has
a been employed az a delivery wagon
driver by L. II. Kirby.
MIR. c.. NJ. Carr, o! the Marahalltown
Grocery Company, and Mr.. A. P. Spcn-
Ger. Of Oskaloosa, of the Let's Fletcehl
Company and the n. l.. Spencer Com
tpary, left Tuesday evening for Council
Bluffs, where they will attend the an.
Enual meeting of the Iowa -Nebras ska
Wholesale Grocers' Association. From
Council Bluffs Mr.. Spencer leaves fol
st. Paul, where he meets Mrs. Spencer
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Spencer, of Os
, kaloosa, and together they will leav,
for a few weeks pleasure trip thru TIL,
! great lakes, starting at Duluth.
/ man lOldlly anu IN
3 fluence of liquor, helpless enough whel
2 sleober, but still more so when intoxi
tcated, was a sight that greeted severa
spectators on the streets Tuesday eve
, ming. The man is frequent visitor ii
! the city on occasions when there ar
!. a my events that draw large crowds, an,
.ainakes his living by means Of sellin,
!, matches. He isan old railway enginae
and lost his sight By injuries received Ii
J, a wreck. He claims to have been tn
: first engineer who crossed the Missis
Esippi river OH the Northwestern road.
The following from the Boone Repuh
!. lican Is either libel on Marshalltow
: or else has reference to two individual
who are not representative of the tray
. cling men of this city. Two travelin
:. men, while at Ita Grove last weel
= passed themselves OFF for single mel
! got an Introduction to number Z
: young ladies', took them buggy riding
: afterward bowled up, were fined an
afterward run out of town, says tn
Scranton Journal. "A. the trial 1t wa
. learned that one OF the fellows We
e married. The other became so infatl
q atsd yw-;:.: enc os the ladies tina. !.
o threatened suicide because of unr,
q Quilted love. Perhaps these were tt
n married Marshalltown tourists who Re
e so desperately in love with a couple