Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-31

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THE CITY in BRIEF
Dr.. Nichols. physician.
Treffry' ice cream Is best.
DR.. aIighell. surgeon and physician.
French t1annels in stripes and dots for
shirt waists. NJ. F. Andrews.
Have you sampled Granam's Plan.
tation, the new 5-cent cigar?
Special sale on all hair goods, shell
and novelty goods and cosmetics. Nine.
Rena.
If you invest Your money at Flitton'ss
laundry Yen get VALUE received, for
Fiittoa does good wei,k.
Besman Bee: NH. Draper, of Mar
shalltown. was called Tuesday TO the
bedside OF his mother Mrs. Mary Dra-
per. who is quite sick,
imperialism An about this great
question from both sides at the Clear
Lake Chautauqua on Friday. Aug. 3.
Low rates via the iowa Central rail-
way.
We are making very low prices on.
first class foundation stone You can
save nioney on your stone bill by seeing
US. Marsnallto@n Stone Company.
rooms ard 5, court house.
Finest Chautanlua program in lowe
at Clear Lake this season. in session TO.
Aug 10. Especially fine program for
sunday Aug. . Special excursion via
the Iowa Central; sl.25 fer round trip.
Monday was pretty warm day, II
YOU failed 10 note the fact. The tem-
perature. according 10 the Western
Union instrument, went up TO 81 in the
shade The minimum during the5night
was IS.
Bathing, sailing. rowing, band con-
cert, basket picnic and other alnuse-
nlents at Clear LAX on Aug. 8. Special
train excursion. via Iowa Central, at
sla5 for the round trip, Train leaves
at 800 a. m.
Miss Leora crabtree returned this
morning: from Newton. where she has
been spending a Few days With Mrs. A.
Is. Emerson. On Friday evening she
gave u songs recital in one Of the church,
IS. I vas largely attended and was in
every wax. a. SUCCESS e!s44
Four men. all strangers and engaged
on railway Work IN this vicinity, We're
before Mayo, Pierce this morning and
three Of them were sentenced 10 SIN
days work The. fourth paid out and
vowed he would never return 10 Mar
shailtown as it cost toe much 10 have
d little fun.
your own fault if you are no
! satisfied for seize r.aserl or other VIII
leone 10 us We guarantee satisfaction
4 Our fail tS.ss ot the Very latest impnr
Etations have arrived and they are mob
by Nowsis the tins, % make your Sc
5leetions. Petersen q Co,
The following is taken from the Car
H3rol sentinel: j. F. WANT enjoyed I
visft last Friday With MS brother. Per
4 ry. o., from near Marshaiito@n. He hat
13nBt seem hi.i for seven years. HI
5tbro,nci. was lnucil taken up With Car
Il roll and Is thinking of disposins Of hi
farm in Marsha county and moving Il
this city
A search warrant was issued by jus
tiee Burritt today and placed in TIL
5l4sneriffss hands. Mrs L. E Wuln benz
81 the complainant. Mrs. Wulff. who re
n sides on Wes, state street rentel
rooms to Frank Stepp and his wife
B Monday the ia cter moved out and sbou
that time Mrs wulff Gains she lost 3,
u IN cash. Stepp is supposed to hay
moved TO a house on Union street.
An order from Govarror shaw, thr
Adjt. Cen Byers. has been issued /
\ Company II and all other members q
1.-The National Guard on account Of III
i.death#of Senator Jo11n II. Gear. as 70!
lows The oiscers Of the Iowa Ma
tionM Guard Will Wear Grape on the LEI
arm and on their swords and the col
X ors OF the several regiments will be pu
III mourning for a period of thirt
days
A still Test of the new fire alarm trans
nsitscr has been made by Electrical
Schneider and the machine is found /
work a.5aG, Ten seconds faster in an nl
dinarv alarm than the mechanism tina
strikes the bell. The manufacturin
company has been written for instruc
tion.s how to regulate the transmitte
and i is thought if this can be ~
7 planned 50 the discrepancy can be rem,
died ara no further confusion in fl
alarms VIII ensue.
The new law relating to the cuttin
of weeds along the highways went in,
fleet on July 1. Heretofore it was tn
duty or adjoining landowners TO cut II
weeds on notice Of the supervisors. TT
/ ne " law makes it the duty of the 81
pervisors TO cut the weeds between II
18th of July and the 18th of August, r.
serving the right to the owners Of II
adjoining land to harvest any hay ere
on the roadway, at the proper seaso
This law applies only to the rural di
tricts.
Miss Ethel Lashe1le was seventee
years old Monday and surprise W;
} planned for her by her mother and h
: sister, Miss Hazel Iashelle. The pa
ty was very pleasant one and ";
enjoyed by. Misses Mabel Eason, yel
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