Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-15

80 AssAyt 49,
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Wanted Clean cotton rags at the
Times Republican.
Residences for sale by John Coburn.
Office with b. l.. Burritt.
Have you tried that 25-cent Mocha
and Java coffee sold by the Sinclair
tea and coffee house? 1t is fine.
The newest fabrics in suitings, the
latest importations just received ut Pc
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Western, Union.
You can't make any mistake by leav-
ing your order with US. we guarantee
everything, quality, prices and salts
factory delivery. Gregory-Brown Coal
Company.
When your friends return from the
Woodmen picnic at Oskaloosa and tell
what q good time they had you'll be
sorry you We're not there, too. Only
sl,25 for round trip via Iowa Central
Thursday, August 16.
Mr., w. X. Bruce,of Albion. spent the
day in Ames, where he looked over the
ground preparatory to his entering
school there the latter part of the
month. He was accompanied by MIR.
w. r. Moninger.aof Calvin, one of the
directors of the Iowa State College.
excursion Tuesday that Was We'll pa
9tronized. to Camp Kellogg. Cedar Rap
ids. where the Forty-ninth regiment
Was in camp. The train started at Clin-
ton and rates We're in effect from all
intervening points between the two
cities.
Mrs I'll. IL. Hayden. until recently of
Council Bluffs and a former ell-known
MarshalltoNn lady, after pleasant
Visit III the city with Mir. and Mrs +. S.
haufnlann. left Tuesday evening for
Rock Island, H., Mhere she joins Mr..
Hayden and makes her future home.
Mr.. Hayden having recently accepted
the position Of superintendent of the
Rock Island schools.
General Superintendent II. Fl. Ash
ton, of the Northwestern, accompanied
by Superintendent II j. Slifsr. OF the
Iowa division. and Judged. L. Stevens
OF Boone, passed thru the city this
morning in his business car attached
to passenger tram No. III, en- route to
LeGgand, where he spent the day in
looking over the LeGrand depot situa-
ton, which is nov in d state of com
promise between the railway company
and the people of LeCirand.
The Central's Baldwin compound No.
10. in charge OF Engineer Tom Pavey
and pulling Conductor Cliffordss No. 10.
south, went of the track al, Hampton
Tuesday. the stock track on which the.
engine WAS doing some switching. Civ
ing way and Spreading 50 as TO allow
the engine 10 hill the ties. The wrecker
in this city MAS Sent for, but by the
time it got 10 Albion Word arrived that
the engine had been replaced The
track was gained againFat go Tuesday
evening.
MIR Jacob Stegmann. who was charg-
5ea by East Stat street neighbors. with
tells a d!ffereni story Of the affair. He
says that he interfered TO prevent the
Frazer hoy from abusing his littl,s boys
and that he did not even strike the boy,
.didsnot go near the house. the whole aft
fair taking place in the street and that
a pltchfork was not used by either.
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far,. .Juatice BurrItt TUESDAY afternoon.
The "a 90 occu,,ieel the entire afternoon
Land many Witnesses weie examined.
-rh, .yie;. nee. Syas largely cirr,lr sra n )
ltial bur II was Of such a nature az Il,
variant, in ,h.. opinion Of the Jury. ,hs.
defendant being found guilty. and a
| fine of $50 and costs Was imposed Rad
loft took an appeal to tn district court.
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being engaged for nearly everyday for
4 speeches al various reunions. He Went
4 10 Eidora Tuesday evening, whare he
+ addressed the Hardin County Veterans
4 Aasoeiation. and today was at Glad
brook. where he spoke before the ,enn-
4 ion of the Tama county veterans
4 Thursday Chaplain Cole is booked 10,
an address before the reunion Of / ii.
Marshall County Old settlers Ass6cia-
Zion. in this city, and Friday he willladr
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