Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-08
DR.. Bay, Woodbury. block.

DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
DR.. JAMS, surgeon and physician.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
lIurd IS Hyn1s, dentists. over % West
Main street. Old phone, las; new, 4422.
Children's summer underwear about
half price. Hoyt's Department Store.
Large assortment OF ladies' hand
bags from 25scents to s2.75. NJ. F. 4An-
drews.
No trouble to show our goods. If YOU
come down you can see them yourself
without an attendant. And prices.
Well, prices are our long suit. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Those who have tried our 25 cent
Mocha aud Java coffee say it is splen-
did. The best evidence that they are
satisfied With tits that they ask for the
same brand again. Sinclair's tea and
coffee house.
George Nlillen. j. Fuller. j. Thompson
5and6J. Watson, who gave their occupa-
lions as laborers and their place of res
idence as Marshalltown, We're in the
mayors court this morning and tried.
on INVESTIGATION charges. All We're found
guilty with the exception OF Fuller and
paid their fines.
The Chicago Great Western Will run
an excursion TO Waterloo Thursday,
August ., on account of The race meet
ing. The train Will leave Marshall
town at $50 a. m. and arrive at
Waterloo at 1910 a. m. Returning will
leave Waterloo at s y. m. The crack
trotters and PAGERS of the country will
compete for prizes. Fare, 10 cents for
the round trip.
Mr.. Fred Damn. Leicester sauires. of
Chicago, viii arrive in the city Thurs
day, and in the evening Will speak in
the Christian church. under the aus
picea Of the Y. p. G. I. U. His subject
Will be "christian knighthood; the
sGhiyalry Of the stars and the stripes. =
MIR. Sauires is Net a very young man..
but he has attained TO great prominence
In the Work Of temperance, especially
among the young people. H. is a grad
Iuate Of the Chicago University and the
mana ging editor of the New Liberator.
The ef.ieial organ of the American
Young Peoples Temperance Union. He
Is, described aa II good thinker and a
PLEASING speaker.
A party Of young gentlemen Will leave
the city next Monday night for de-
lishtfal trip. They are Alessrs. Frank
Jerome. Melvin Alexander, Joe Nissk
and \. II Elder. Their first stop Will be
at Peoria. and from there thay will go
Ito Toledo. who're they VII t;sle the lake
"trip 10 Buffalo. They Viii spend a few
days there. and see Niagara. Mr. Elder
then l.isys them, going on to NstM
York Where Iiefwiil sail for his tiilitp
ilisaold home in Scctlana. The others Of
the party viii 60 70 Montreal, and at
Ter going domr the st. Lawrence 10 the
Thousand Isles Will return to Buffalo
and take the boat 70 cleveland. From
there they Will go to Detroit AID hence
home via Peoria. They viii be gone
about tli,ee weeks and are anticipating
a Very enjoyable trip.
a great game OF ball is promised for
Friday afternoon. l2nen a club recently
arlizsa i'm This city Viii try their
slall With the crack snlataur team OF
ably Justly amateur championship
1t'i the sd ". 81 w u lEdNS AZ ~
II. W. shcve are managing the local
cub and they have sfslectad some ex
fel!ent players, Including a first class
battery. Some of the cub are new
es3ebfifies iii the base ball world, but
Ne assll III yang ball since tiley
aeased % be infants and know the
eafsls - ali il details. The game will
{ b. eailea ar: 80 al Finkless park ana ii
: "a tr0nized as il should BE me or
safaization VIII he maintained and
setflsr games arranged for.
sti-s. w II. Bailex left this morning
soi SIC City. whsl5a She Viii be Joined
5tlfi5s StttAi par Of he week by iler us-
i3altt si1t, has been n a trip To Cole
is1sfs. Mrs Bailey vas accompanied by
Alr, and Mrs David Eaiiey, of Ma
htillest, HI, who have beer in tla. city
for few DAYS NTH her. The eause 81
the visit at this time is that reunion
I9os the Bailey family Is / o be held al the
Homes of Mrs. Philip Lewis and Nrs
Robert cup. sisters to Mr. w. II
bailey Mrs. n, NJ RnDades. Of this city
has ail'eaels one and a large number 81
tlselafixs.s; are xpectea 10 be present
some 81 whom nave not seen each he,
Tor Years. Another pleasant feafureSo
ttfe reunion Will be the wedding OF
Tuesday evening next of Miss MARY
Levi daughter Of one of5tlle hostesses
Three boys who'll 90 they say, neal
4 Mason City. are having an opportunity
today foret,ect on their good homes, ant
Il 4 he Gel ltrast between them and thelock
up, far that is where they We're placed
{ Tuesday evening By Officer Hanson
They We're going Vast last esenin.
about S o clock and stopped at Edge
/! North, file home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer
{fitt Greene. Just Waat8of the city. The.
asked 10 be allowed to stay there tn
Il might, but refused IL answer any ques
Iti0ns concerning thenselNea and tfiei
"Trip, and becoming convinced that the,
were rnnaWays, Mrs. Greene telephone,
4 10 the mayors office, with the result a
stated. The boys gave their names a
Crlo Poyfair. Henry Davis and Kir
Anderson They say they are the son
~ farmers living Just north of Maso
city They are not more than u or !
Il years old. and are innocent looking boy
rather than tough. They begged not t
q be put in Jail, promising to return HON
if given their liberty, but it was though
u best % keep them. awaiting word fror
their fathers. Wlio have been notified 6
their whereabouts
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