Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-03
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. htock.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
German table linens. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store
We are selling straw hats at less than


We are selling straw hats at less than
cost. Stern.
S. 9. Bentley has been in Sioux City
a few days on business trip.
One let of cotton towels at the ex-
tremelS low price of three for 10 cents.
nj. r. Andrews.
The weather man says we will have
hot weather Sunday. Better go to Clear
Lake and enjoy the cool breezes; Sl.25
for the round trip via Iowa Central.
The program for the annual picnic of
the Marshall County Ole. Settlers Assoc
citation, which is to be held the 18th
inst, is under preparation and will soon
be announced.
John Larson-the same old John
Was before the mayor this morning on
an intoNication charge. This time he
had the necessary funds with which to
liquidate for his overndulgence in
strong liquors.
Rev.AC. p. Boardman went today to
Humboldt, at which place and others
nearby he will spend a vacation of two.
or three weeks. He will preach in
sencs his pulpit Will be unoccupied
here
You may laugh at Uncle Sol. and
enjoy comfort and health. What a re-
lief onza hot dayt To throw off The neavy
suit and put on light, cool summer
suit or coat and pants. With neglgee
shirt Let US fill your wants. Farrand
& Clifford.
The Chicago Great Western will run
an excursion to Waterloo Thursday,
August 8, 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 a p. M The crack
trotters and PAGERS of the country will
compete for the prizes.
Newton Record: Miss Leora Crab
tree, Of MarshalltoWn, has been the
guest Of friends in this city for the past
week. While being here principally to
lend her sweet Voice to the Eastern
Star concert. she was most cordially
welcomed by many friends in Newton
impressed her professional call into a
very pleasant weeks visit.
Mrs. 7. j, Stewart Went TO Gilman
Thursday evening called by the illness
Of her sister, Miss Miriam Ingersol.
Miss Ingersell maks, her home here
With her sister. bat went TO Gilman
about a week agoato visit another sister,
Mrs. j. B. Ramsey She had not been
feeling We'll for some time and it was
hoped a change and rest would do her
good. but instead word Was received
ysste,-dsty that she Was i'll and threat
tntd With fever. II she is able to be
moved Mrs. Stewart will bring her home
With her.
Mr.. Charles Click spent Thursday ev.
ening a Terrace Park Camp. accom-
panying home this morning his Wife
and children. who have been guests OF
f. T.. North and L. w. Mcbride ana
families for Il fen days. Miss Adeline
Parker who has also been a the camp,
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. w. r.. For-
ney. returned to town this morning.
Mrs. Forneya and her guest, Miss Anna
Frank Of Sterling, H., We're in the city
Thursday, returning IN the evening to-
What they tell their friends is the cool
of the woods. y
Mrs. Alonzo Brown. mother of Harold
Brown. who was taken 10 the industrial
school at Eldora Thursday. sends a
communication 70 the T.-I. in which
she denies til, statement that Earl
Marion, her sons companion IN the
brass stealing case. had not before been
arrested and that because this was his
first offense he was paroled. Mrs.
Brown says Marion was arrested the
first time her son was, and also the
second time. The T.-R. knows nothing
about the claim. further than that the
police officers reported that young
Marion had been in the city but short
time and had not been nstrouble before
SO far as they knew.
Jefferson Bee: A report comes from
the Soldiers Home, at Marsha!ltown.
announcing that our ex-ioWnsman, c..
a. Miner, is haiaelessly insane. He was
recently called eas, by the death Of his
mother, and shortly after this event the.
home authorities RECEIVED instructions
to send on ali his effects to the eastern.
| relatives, as Mr. Miner had completely.
lost his mind. This VIII be painful
news To q good many. friends of Mr..
Miner in Jefferson, the Bee among
them. In his effor, TO build up profit
| able business II. this cityhe was baked
pg adversely and Illness. and we sus-s
lspecttfa the encouragement resulting
thetefronl may have helped unsettle his
mind.
| Rev. f w. Russell. Of the Presbyte-
\ sfian church. is to depart soon on his am
nual vacation. and the next eighteen
| days Will be spent at Charlottesville
4 and Newsovfil Ind. with relativss
| From there he will go to New York City
and spend some time in Bible study
4 WithJ. Wilbur Chapman. Rev. Russell
expects TO return On Sept 1. During
his absence there will be no evening
services al his church, except the regu-
lar i. P. S. G. T.. meeting. but for the
next three Sundays the pulpit will be
supplied in the mornings by other pas
tors. Mrs. Rn9sell departed today foi,
4 the west and will visit a few days with
4 Mrs. G. S. Blair at Omaha. after which
she Will go TO he home Of her parents
in Fairbury, Neb.
stern's Special Bnrgains for satur.
day.
Stems special bargains for satur-
day:
Boys suits % per cent off regular
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