Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-02

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THE CITY IN BRIEF
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Surgeon and physician. Janss.
Dance at Odd Fellows hall July the
4th.
The pension board will meet July
instead of the 4th.
A .gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black ls Swan scent cigar.
When You Wear one of Mrs. Morrill's
hats you have the latest and best.
Remnants of lawn, dinity and ba-
tiste at a greatly reduced price. NJ F.
Andrews.
Lost-Ladies' black kid gloves satur-
day night on Main street. Return to
the 'Hawkeye.''
Use World Soap to get quality as
we'll as quantity. Save the wrappers
and get valuable premiums.
Engineer Charles McGowan, of the
Central, returned Saturday from
weeks business stay in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. P. H. Lohr has gone to Mason
City, there to join her husband, who
has been there for a Week. employed III
a grocery store. They will make their
home there
When You wish first-class shine
stop at La Shelle's cigar store, where
two of the BEST sinners in the city will
be found-Messrs. Luke Reaglin and
Lewey Townsend.
Miss Carrie Barnes. at one time prin-
cipal of the high school here. was in
the city this morning on he, way home
to Charles City from Portland, Ore,
where she teaches.
We are making very low prices on
tirat-class foundation stone. You can
save money on your stone bill by seeing
Us. MarshalltoWn Stone Company,
rooms q and 5. court house.
Mrs. Myrtle Morford- Johns of this
Ieity, Who has been spending the Win
ter and spring months in Minneapolis.
ARRIVED home Saturday evening. Mrs.
\ johns is here TO begin an action in the
district court against her husband for
/ divorce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Long left this
morning for Eden. o.. where they will
Visit some little time and then go TO
/ Hartford City. Ind. where they Will
make their home. AS they formerly
lived in Hartford City, their moving is
really going back home.
MIR. and Mrs. j. G Winebrenner are.
Ientertainlng quite house party. hav-
ing as guests their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.J. E. Clinton.
their daughter-in-la law, Mrs Will Wine
brenner, and little son. of Ileithsburg,
land Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Diffo, of Gin
/ ton.
The. veterans of shelby and adjacent
counties Will meet at Harlan for a
i8grai,d reunion on the Sd and 4th of
jug. Chaplain Jesse Cole, of the Sol
oilers Home, will address them on the
jsaftsrnoon Of the 3D. The chaplain will
laalso deliver the GRAFTON on the Fourth
Lat Beaman.
/ Abba Union: The new owners of the
Iowa Central Railway Company are
advised that the depot facilities in Al
\ bia are wholly inadequate, and the first
investment the rev owners should
make is to build a new and modern
.structul'e and Of sufficient size to meet
the demands of passengers and pat
IRONS.
1 Spontaneous combustion is supposed
Ito have caused a fire this forenoon in a
barn en- the premises of j. p. Kirk No.
507 North Second street. A pile of
|chaff in the loft had ignited and an
5Ialarm from box 224 called out the de-
4 APARTMENT. The Hopes and the Wood
burSs made excellent runs and the
flames were subdued after slight dam
4 age had been done.
4 3secretal.y of the Railway Y. NJ C. A. of
4 this city, arrived III the city Sunday
Imorning. for a short visit with his wife,
who has been here for several weeks at
1.-THE bedside of her father, Mr. Reuben
B. Noorhies. Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. ycor-
sI3hies. of Grnnel. visited their brother
4 Sunday Mr.. Noorhies returned in the
/ evening, buyE his wife remained over to-
4 day.
4 A memorial service was conducted
4 Sunday morning at the Christian
j church by the pastor Rev. w. H. Scott,
4 for Master. Elmer McCool, the 2-year-
q fold son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McCool,
who died some weeks ago. Owing to
4 the fact that the little boy died of
!. smallpox it was necessary to bury him
!. almost Immediately, and of course no
a funeral was possible. Therefore the
services We're conducted Sunday.
i The Murray Iron Works Company, Of
A Burlington, is doing the largest bust
Z ness in its history and is operating its
. shops night and day. Altho they em-
4 ploy double the number of men now
s that they had four years ago they are
Il taking on more skilled machinists and
boiler makers every day. Their prod
ucts go from the Atlantic to the Pa
cihc and from Canada to Mexico, with
not infrequent shipments across the
oceans
Il The only "HuclS' Watson, he who
never passes up a,circus if he is within
J. a few hundred miles from home, ar
1 rived this morning from Peoria to see
the sights. Altho this isn't the same
" hp was ca del. oh cd nifty l,e