Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-13
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Jewel gasoline stoves at Bullock's.

per iOZeIl at t5ullOCNsS.
For sale, fresh Jersey COW. Inquire at
No. 10 North Fourth avenue.
Fine quality of plain taffeta silk in!
twenty shades. NJ. F. Andrews.
Muslin drawers with cluster Of tucks
for 10 cents at Newcomers sale.
Mems negligee shirts, beautiful pat
terms, 50 cents to ST. at Stern's.
For first-class papering or painting
see Bert Everist, Mayors drug store.
Now is your time to buy a fine suit at
prices no other store can duplicate. See
Putzel & Co.'S adj in this paper.
If in need OF a good summer coal let
us deliver you some choice Centerville
block. Gregory Brown Coal Co.
Muslin underwear sale beginning
Thursday morning and lasting the bal
|.ance of the week at Newcomers.
Finest fishing IN the land at Clear
Lake, Iowa Extremely low rates. In.
lcuding board at Whitaker's Lake
Shore Hotel. Ask the Iowa Central.
ticket agents for particulars.
We want suspicious clothing buyers to
leone here--men and boys who never get
suited. The very sight of our hand-i
some clothing at little cash prices will
lived" them TO us. Farrand & Clifford.
Right on the Lake ShorAIs Whita-
ker's Hotel at Clear Lake, the finest
summer resort house in the northwest.
4 Lots Of fine fishing. Ask Iowa Central
ticket agents for full particulars ana
round "trip rates, including board al
this house.
Superintendent L. Il. Willard, OF the
lefty schools, went to Grinnell TUESDAY
Evening, where today he was present at
1.-The graduation exercises of Iowa Col
Ilege. Mr.. Willard was honored by pc
ling elected president of the college al
slsumni association.
Miss Lille Roose, of Holridge Neb..
arrived in the Tuesday to join her
Imother, Mrs. Frances Roose. in visit
at the home of the latter's brother, Mr.
/ w a. Meese. of 405 East Church street
4 Mrs. Roose has been here q few days
i and it has been seventeen years since
she had seen her brother.
c. S. Brush, of this city, who, until a
year or SO ago. had been agent and OPP
lierator of the Iowa Central at Dillon for
fifteen and one half years. left this
4 evening for Nichols. a b., g. II. q n.
istation. where he has accepted posi-
ltinn as day operator. Mr.. Brush Will
Inot move his family from Marshalltown
! for the present
Star-gazers and spoony couples
might have been aware that there was
4 ~. a
but hardly anyone else took note of the
occurrence. 1t was q Very slight eclipse
/ and lit is doubted if the spoony couples
were any wiser about it than the aN-
3serase of mankind. Only a small frac-
ton of the moons disk was obscuree
by shadow.
Mr.. C. F.. Stansberiy, Of Gilman, was
Tin the city Tuesday night, being on his
/ way to$Hart, Mich. WHARF he will re-
1 main for the summer looking after n
4 part OF the business interests of tbs
4 Seager Canning company's factory.
Mrs. Stansberry went to New Sharon,
4 where she will visit a few weeks With
i her parents. after which she will join
4 her husband at Hart.
4 High water of the Platte river, caus-
4 ing washouts in Nebraska. delayed the
I Union Pacific Tuesday so that the reg
ular connections With the Northwest
I ern We're missed at Council Bluffs. The
4 Colorado specials first section was run
4 from Boone being made up at that
4 point and arrived here at 2:30. The
i second, or part of the regular train,
4 arrived at $50 and the third at &
3lo'clock.
Messrs. Merritt Greene, Ed Andrews,
Will Shoemaker. Harry Walker and
Lawrence Parker returned home Tues
Iday night from Ames, where they have
been during the college year. Mr.
Howard Wilbur returned this morning
& and Mr.. Harry Beasley and Mr.. Harry
Gerst are expected this evening. The
3 boys have spent a profitable year and
81 expect to return when the college re-
a "opens on August %.
Miss Cora and Mr. Henry Barr. OF
8Oskaloosa, daughter and son of Gen.
eral Claim Agent Marquis Barr Of the
:, central. spent Tuesday night in tn
! city, coming to meet their sister, Mrs
&c. NJ. Wurzbacher. and daughters
Alma and Mabel, of Tiden. Neb., VIII,
:. accompanied them to Oskaloosa Thu
. Emorning. Mrs Wurzbacher comes i,
. attend the marriage Of her sister. Mis-
Nellie v. Barr TO Mr.. w. w. Snod
, grass, of Ackley on the 18th.
The third accident within the weel
i for the Northwestern will probably en-,
Z the unfortunate circumstances for
. time anyway, IL superstition has any
3 thing5todo with it. The ditching of tn
!, Colorado special Monday, al LaF OK, Ill
Z ard the coilisionon the Des Moine
:, branch the same night. was followed b
!. the turning over Of the steam shove
: 100 yards west OF the Ames waite
3 tanks, Tuesday evening. The acciden
4 occurred on the second track, but tn
! shovel fell over the south track. thu
Z delaying all trains for a time. OF unit
= the steam wrecker from Des Moine
could be secured. The Colorado specia
& west was held at Arnes for over a
! hour, and No. s. from the east. was de
$ ayed into Marshalltown about thre
q hours.
s Sheriff Shoemaker has succeeded !
Y locating al the Daniel Ertel home, nea
J. Green Mountain, a young man name
= Fred Kershaw, aged is, who ran ava
: from his home in GRANVILLE, Kan, som
r time last April. A letter to the sheri
& from John f. Miller city marshal 4