Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-05
The CITY IN BRIEF
Dr.. Nichols, surgeon.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Fancy vests at Henry Pappe's.
Special prices on white pique skirts
at The Fair.

at The Fair.
For cool fresh smoke try Graham's
Smoker" scent cigar.
All of our mems 25-cent straw hats.
for Friday and Saturday only 10 cents
at The Fair.
Remnants of summer goods, white
goods, etc, at % per cent TO 50 per cent
discount. NJ. F. Andrews.
Keep the little fellows cool. 1t costs
SO little money when you go TO Henry
sPappe's big clothing store of little
prices.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will meet Friday afternoon at the home.
of Mrs. John Irwin on South Third
street.
When You enter Henry Pappe,s big
clothing store OF little prices YOU never,
feel lonesome. You always find GUS
toners there
\ merry time was spent in Albion
"Wednesday evening by Messrs Walter
Putzell, Charles Myers and Dixon Mill
Ter, Of Chicago.
Suburban bicycles bran new. fitted
With Morgan & Wright tires. Ladies
models only. at $40 spot cash to close
out Thurber's cycle store.
Mr.. Obed Long. of this city, has been.
granted Canadian patent for his self
locking, wagon Jack, Which was recent
ly Patented in this country.
Mr.. e. E. Downing is in Ft. Atkinson,
Wis. for vacation visit of a week or.
ten days with his people. Mrs. Down
lsias and family are there for the sum
mer.
Alrs Grtrude scheick. Misses Emma
and Maud Fredlurd. Lora Abbott, Hill
hda Hagglin and Olive Gallagher went 10
| State Center Wednesday evening 10 see
| the fireworks at the celebration there.
Mr.. Charles Spencer, of Tama one5of
the new proprietprs of the fremont, ac-
l5conlpanied by his, father. George Spen-
GER, of Elverton. arrived in the city this
morning to look after business matters
| But five more. patients remainSin the
emergency hospital and two Of them
are due 10 be released Sunday All
ISthose confined 3areawall, and the services
of the physician. who has had charge
of the cases have been dispensed with.
Wednesdays maximum Temperature,
according to the instrument OF the
Western Union. was the same assun the
4 day previous--94 degrees. The mini
mum for the twenty four hours ending
att a. m. was 70.
Mr.. A. w. Patterson and son, of Car
4 roll, spent the day in the city With Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Gregg, While on their
way home from Gilman, where they at
tended the celebration and visited
friends. Wednesday.
A Mrs. Charles Roupp. who resides at
4 No. 313 North Fourth avenue had the
misfortune Wednesday evening to have
5Ifer eye badly burned during an enjoy
4 ment of some fireworks There is no
i danger of the sight being injured but
the pain Will probably have to be en-
/ dured for some time.
Mrs. Lizzie Oppice, who, for nearly
A two years has been the hack Once Ste
\ partment at the Central, took new work
aIthis morning being transferred to the
i general freight department to the posi-
y :
i Young. sstenograpi1er to Chief Clerk
4 IIhrry Marsh.
4 Mrs. G.. D. Frinls and mother. Mrs
4 Katherine Graham. left this evening 70,
4 lawrence. sKas., where Mrs. Graham
4 will remain for an indefinite visit with
j her granddaughter. Mrs. Z. L.. House
From Lawrence Mrs. Frink will go to
y st. Louis, TO be with her sister. Mrs. r
II q. Merriam, who has been i'll for some
d TING and is still far from We'll.
ST MIR +. Nay. general auditor Of the
4 Minneapolis & st. Louis road, with
II headquarters at Minneapolis spent the
& Gay in the city arriving this morning
The visit is said to have no special sig.
nificance, as the close rela tonsfip tina,
eXists5at present between the two prop.
i, critics will necessitate interchange oi
ideas between the two auditors.
!: The statement Of the approxrnat,
earnings of the Iowa Central for tn,
last week in June, as reported from tn,
A Office of General Auditor WATSON
shows the road to have earned the sun
of s55,aTi.oS, as against SCI, s64.51 for tn,
same time last year, or deficit OF s5
= s934s. For the entire month the earn
ings We're sls5,7s375, against s1sO,e42,O7
y a decrease of s4.45s.32.
Mr.. P. S. Ralch received Telegram
this morning from Davenport amour
! cling the death Of Robert Krause,
!, leading citizen and capitalist Of tina
city. Mr.. Krause was quite we'll known
J in Marshalltown. and was an intimate
friend of the Click and Willigrod fam
lies It is probable that several from
!: here will go to Davenport to attend tn,
funeral, which will be held Sunday.
Depredatons Of any sort were yer,
few over the Fourth, there being bu
one arrest made, that by Officer Han
son, who took into custody one G
Johnson for intoxication He was ar
raigned this morning. pleaded guilt,
and was released upon payment OF TIL
costs. Johnson is a stranger. Anothe
stranger. NJ. Smith by name. was be
fore his honor Wednesday and wa
b sentenced to ten days.
J. E. L. Swearingen. OF Albion, is HON
from Red River Valley, Mimi, and re
ports crops much better than expected
Il wheat averaging from twelve to fifteel
4 bushels to the acre. fiax a good GRO
and plenty Of rain for the past tw
weeks. Between Fergus and Littl
Falls the crops are suffering from TIL
II 49, a H. A.