Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-30
DR.. Nichols. physician.
Watermelons on ice at Culley's.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Hurd & Hynds, dentists, over 8

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6 We can deliver PROMPTLY coarse, well-
soft nut coal free from slate.
Gregory Brown Coal Co.
Mrs. l.. Garter leaves next Wednes-
day for Chicago to take instruction in
Will return Sept. 10.
Dudley Business College opens Tues
day, September \; evening school,
US.
Clothes baskets and wringers, wash
boards. tubs, wash boilers. clothes lines
and pins, scrub brushes, mops and pals
at Culley's.
ii you are in need of any misses or
elcaks or Jackets You will find
some interesting prices for the next few
weeks at sSchobert;s.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Lieutenant Commander Matter Scott
Hughes. United States Navy, and Mrs.
Rose I'ardwell Fitch, Navy Yard, Mare
Island, California, have been received
by friendsin the city.
Gilman claims, and is ready to prove
its assertion, of having one of the best
of employees of the Gilman Canning
Company The team has large list of
games ahead, but room for a few more
n number of both campers and medi-
ums have arrived for the SpirituaiistsN
canlpneeung, which begins sunday,
and the indications are that there Will
be The largest attendance in the history
of the association. The grounds Will be
Lighted by electricity.
Invitations We're issued today by Mr..
and Mrs. George j. Hixson, announcing
the approaching marriage on Wednes-
day Sept -, of their cousin, Miss AM
ME Eliza Dawson. to Mr.. Alfred Newton
AIitchem. The wedding wiill be held at
the Hixson home at s O'clock. The at
home cards announce after Oct. 10 at
Evarts, S. ID.
Mrs. Kate Sargent and children, of
Minneapolis, who have been spending
the past few days in the city as the
guest of Mrs. Sargent's Sister, Mrs. w.
II. Evans, Went TO I.idora "Wednesday
evening. whore they Will visit the hone
of Mrs. Sargent'S pareats. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Fromm. Mrs. Sargent returns to
the city Monday TO lock after business
connected With the September term of
the district court.
y party of prominent Iowa lawyers,
composed Of Judge y. r.. Dewey, of
Washington. senator William Lewis. OF
Montezuml: MIR. -. w. Norris, of Grin
MeH. and ex-senator ]. u. Carney, of
this city. Went to Clear Lake Wednes-
day evening for a few days outing. II
this pr0vArbial truthtuiness of the law
Yer holds good on vacation most any
kind Of weather fish stories may be
expected ff9m Clear Lake Within the
next few tla4 ;. Tho outing was planned
py thu g4f men at the recent meeting
ing o; the state Bar Association al
Iowa City.
Mr. Myron Woodard. of I.aMoille,
passed thru the city "Wednesday eve
lining. On route to his home from Chica
go. where he has, been in attendance al
1.-The national G. a. II. encampment. Mr..
Acodasd lef / in advance of he Mar
l5shal.t9Wn5 contingent and says that all
fiaS;f. hesn enjoying Al immense time.
HE says tbs crowd on C'flieagolss streets
Ion TUESDAY. when thesannual View oc-
etirreG is Conceded TO have been larger
than on Illinois, day al the Worldss
I Fair, which has always been spoken OF
aatile lares 81 DAY in Chicago as regard
sd the number Of people an the street ..
4 \ slieht accident which luckily had
mo serious results occurred about 5:2O
o,ciock "Wednesday eye ming on 4. he Cen
raj in the Zearing yards a work train
IN charge 0 Conductor .Iahn 6; Young
and pullsd by engine No A.. in charge
% Engineer Tom PaNey. was switching
i snille cars Of steel TO b. used by tbs
track Layers alltof Zearing. The stea
had Daen laid mp 10 a gi.en point near
which the switching Was being done
rand in making the coupling the Trojan
did rot clasp and instead forced TIL
4 last tmo cars off the end of Tho rack
Neithe.l OF the cars Was damaged
81 but about fifty ties were broken by tn
weigh OF. the heavy loads.
Marshalltown shtin4ra are antis,spat
ing 4 big lime on trueaiay Sept.
when they VIII go to I0ea M@inea N at
tenl the ceremonies Of tla Institution
Esof Za-tia-Iig Temple, the charter; 9
Z which Was granted few Fao!ltils age
las aiil bs- remembered NafshalltpWl
IiSstss' sfiloved from the jufisaiction 9
I}isl I<ahir Temple, Cedar Rapids, an,
#I5plgeed IN the il@M tempt I. IFn can
;, ll.ssiadtss from this city wi be III De
. Mefnes, Is rGaetve the my steries Of tn
!. i.dese9ft. anasatttlst same thine about fort
Isdirlits from i.l iSahir Milf: Se taken an
!. placed into the new temple The Mar
saalltown shFintfa are going to the cap
Z I ital IN style tWo coaehloads sfr0nl
!. headed by tbs f3artyninth regimen
band. All of the chairs at the openin
g Lot the new telnIlts viii be filled b. pc
]. tentataa from Tie Inherent temples {
i the United States.
! Barney n alveFson the only Barne.
who has been mo trouble of one kin
and another ever since he Mas q
. enough 70 know what trouble was, ha
1 his hands fun al Gilman the other da
: when he became engaged in an alterca
& ton With q restaurant man named Hit
RalHeN,s dqnicile IL, either at Quar-.
f the county jail in this city or the +
o Madison penitsntiary but he ofte
h wanders from his own tireside, as !
. did in this Instance. The altercatic
eli With Mr. Hite was al first confined
& words but HalYeraon challenged tt
/ restauranteur TO step gu Unto the sire
. and settle the trouble in a. fistic er
e counter. TIE challenge was accepts
and Hite got the worst of the bargaij
being given a right swing on the hea
: that rendered him unconscious for saS