Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-25
guen,g 1uundap gum

5mu,rdap, autte 3. l9u''
Or. Bay Wood bury block.
Unheard-of prices for three days.
Bannatyne & Lay
Don't delay in buying your straw hat.
was a great straw nat DAY al
Henry Pappe's.
g eneral clearing sale Of short lengths
of the best calico 3 cents q yard.
Hoyts Department Store.
Every body can afford a new suit OF
clothes for the glorious Fourth. THOSE
elegant serge suits sold everywhere for.
$40 are sold at Henry Pappe's for 1910.
Miss Nina McElroy arrived home
from Dubuque, where she mas
been attending the Mt. ST. Joesepn's
Acade1np during the past year. she
expects to be home for the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. ".
McElroy.
The Oelwein Register says: DOC
Sanford concluded that he wouldn't
commit ma trimony at Marshallto~n.
The lady in question has two divorced
husbands and Doc concluded that he
didn't care to be the third one In the
process ion.'
Mrs. j. Z. Hunt, who has been in the
city for the past ten days. the guest OF
Mrs. NJ C.. Huffaker, went to Mel
bourne this morning to spend the day
with her SON, DR.. +. A. Hunt, and wife.
She will leave tonight for Chicago for a
visit with her other son before going
home to Urbana, Ill.
The '.old reliable" Tommy Bissel was
arrested again on the old charge. in.
toxication, Saturday afternoon by Off
Ger Hanson and there is going to be. an
effort made to send him up for long
time on the hat bitual criminal act j.
iCorrigan T. Jones, Walter Lee, ]. Don
lallue and j. Kearns, all arrested by o1-
ificer Clark. were up this morning ana
sentenced to ten days work.
a party consisting of ten emigrants
all from. Germany and just fresh IRON
the Faderland. arrived in the city sun,
day evening on the Colorado special
and took the outh-bound Central train
for Hayerhi via Pickering. Nine OF
the party We're bound for the Joseph
iMilhiser place, near Haverhill, and the
other one was a brother OF Rhoades-
Carmean painter named Jungwirth.
The statement Of approximate earn
3ings of the Iowa Central for the thlro
week of June was issued from the gen
eral auditors Office on Saturday after
noon. The road earned during the
week $45234.3l, against s42. 0S4.7l, an in
crease of $3,149.60 over the correspond
ing week of 1899. For the three weeks
the earnings have been s129.sl2.67.
AGAINST $12s,377.5s, an Increase Of
81, 435.11 overthe same time last year.
Mrs. "A. G.. Edwards, of Tama. arrived
in the city Sunday evening from Chi
.cago and was the guest today of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Hum
long. Mrs Edwards has been in Chi
Ca 20 for a week with her husband and
had the pleasure Of witnessing the
great Washington Park derby on Sat
surday. Mr.. Edwards will be here in a
few days to make arrangements for
opening his new hotel property, giving
possession Of his Tama property
July 1.
The ST. Louis Globe Democrat OF Sat
urday. under Minneapolis date. pub
fishes the following on the Contra
transfer: George r. Morse, treasurer
of the Iowa Central railroad. says tha'
the Iowa Central and the Minneapolis
& st. Louis will be operated separately
altho the move will mean great devel-
o pmert in both. l.. F. Day, genera
manager of the Minneapolis & st
Louis, becomes second vice president
OF the Iowa Central and will be IL.
general M ana ger a we'll. Mr. Morse
says this ARA ngement is perfect,
Friendly one and presages great thing.
| for both roads.
Mr.. Elmo Smith. of Armour, S. D.
a arrived in the city Sunday mornin,
from Minneapolis, where he has beef
for few days looking after the per
| sonal effects and matters pertaining I
4 the death OF his bro.her. the late Elmer,
Smith. who was killed on the NJ. & ST
4 L. road near Lake Minnetonka. MI
Smith says it is very hard matter Z
/ find out very much concerning the par
A ticulars of his brothers. death, as Their
4 Were no witnesses and none Of tn
4 trainmen were aware of the facts o
4 the case until he was dead. Mr.. Smit
i expects to remain in the city q wee
with his mother. Mrs. Kate CoppocA
1 when he will leave for Armour.
4 3 - .54
\ What appears TO be a rather shabb
trick on the part of Des Moines of1
GERS came before the notice of an at
4 torney and city official from Mar
shalltown the other night when board
] ing Great Western train at De
Mones. The gentlemen we're in tn
smoking car when they noticed an Off
Ger bring into the car two burly an
ugly appearing negroes. They wer
seated together and given the instruc
ton that they would not be noticed b
i the conductor until they got to Ma,
shalltown, and there they had bette
4 get off. The colored men wanted I
know when they would know the plac
and the officer told them the conducto
would inform them. The Marsha1ltow
men. we'll aware of the fact that ther
7, are too many strange negroes in tn
4 city already. managed to present to tn
negroes the Information that ever
4 negro In Marshalltown was quarar
tined for the smallpox. and they woul
be taken In custody and hustled of {
the pest house as soon az they arrive,
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