Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-22
DR.. Nichols. surgeon.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Hurd & Hynds, dentists. over s.
N,asf Main

Hopkins medium weight trouserings
at popular prices.
a gentleman's smoke-the popular
Black Swan 5-cent cigar.
Clear Lake tomorrow; grocers' excur-
sion; Iowa Central; a. M; one dol
lar round trip.
School time is drawing near. Henry
boys new clothing.
Our store Will be closed all day to-
morrow on account of the grocers pic
mic at Clear Lake. Lee & Benedict.
A private sale OF all kinds of house
hold goods; also a new piano, at No.
South Third avenue, on Aug. %, from
to 8 p. IN.
The maximum Temperature Tuesday
Vas 90 and the minimum for the night
g. The moderation isn't great, but the
people are thankful for small favors6
whenSit comes to relief from the heat.
All kinds of races, games, sports etc.,
for handsome prizes at the retail gro-s
Special train via Iowa Central leaves
81 for round trip.
MIR. G. w. Lawrence has received no.
tice of his reappointment as referee in
bankruptcy for Marshall county, effect
i've for q, term of TWO years MIR. Law
renee. since assuming these duties. has
faithfully and satisfactorily discharged
them and his reappointmant is a Just
recognition of his past services.
The Lennox Machine Company
( shipped car load of engines and fur
naces to Des ,AIoines today to exhibit
at the state fair, where they hope to
meet a large number Of hardware
dealers who handle the furnaces and
make the acquaintance of other dealers
Who are looking for an up-to-date fur
mace TO handle.
General Agent of Passenger Depart-
ment g. S. Walters, of the Central, arr
rived in thescity this morning from the
south, and will be here a few days look
ing after business matters connected
With he headquarters office. Mr.. Wal
ters has been looking after matters on
the eastern and Illinois divisions for
sometime, making his headquarters al
Monmouth.
Miss zada White, teacher of the Sec
ond wards sixth grade; Miss Carrie
Mcconnell, the principal this year of
the Third ward, and Miss Bessie
Knight, teacher of the fourth grade,
Third ward, arrivedin the city Tuesday
evening from Spencer where each re-
side, and where they have been spends
ling a part of their summer vacation
The teachers will be in attendance at.
the last week of the county institute.
Mr.. j. D. kibbey. residing southwest
of The CITY, who was thrown from a
horse at his home a week or ten days
ago, MAS able tosbe TO the city Tuesday
for the first time since his accident Mr..
ISibbey'Sa INJURY was confined to- badly
bruised muscle of the leg, which altho
not serious, proved Very painful, and
necessitatedg him staying indoors several
days He Will have to- use his crutches
several days longer before he can dis
card them altogether.
! The Colorado business on the North
Western these days IL simpls, enormous.
Iowa people and thess from points III
Illinois, and eNen farther cast, seeming
to be Very anxious to escape the ex-
l8trenl- heat and seek "a place OF refuge
where old Sol doesn't reign With quite
so much yigor. Three extra coaches and
a sleeper We're attached To the Colorado
Especial Tuesday evening. bearing tour
| isisfor all parts of Colorado, principally
Ito Denver, Colorado Springs and Mani
55tou.
| The children of the Methodist sunday
lsehool, about 200 in number, picnickea
4 Tues ,ay in the Wileox grove northeast
cf the city, enjoying their annual gala
lday to The pleasure of all. The officers
lof the school and the teachers acted as
lchaperones.i But one accident occurred
4 10 mar the day . sport that being To the
4 lutte daughter Of Mrs. L. C. Morgan.
4 who, while Climbing In a tree, fell and
lcaught her foot in a crotch. Before as
& sls,.aflee could be rendered the girl hung
4 for several moments, and thesresult vas
that the iigaulentss and muscles Of the
lsanliie We're quite badly sprained.
4 a merry crowd of twenty eight young
people Vas most enjosably entertained
4 4 Tue day evening by Miss Mamie Rigg
lat her pretty country home, four miles
southeast of the city. The guests IN
1 Guided The following: Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Gray, Misses Nellie Aud, Marie
4 johnson. Gertrude Santee. Marie Dodd
4 Lucy isllis, Jennie Moehrl, Hasseltine
4 Mettlen, Mamie Aud. Eure Ford Dol-
4 ly Austin, Edna Ferguson, Grace AR
ney and Kate Ford; Messrs. Melsir
4 Nertz. Dick Clay, Charlie Ecklnan
4 Oscar Marsh. Ed Andrews. John Ghinn
a. Harry Foote, John Moehrl and Ee
4 Austin.
careless trick on the part Of some
Il one presumably telephone linemen
came near causing a serious accfdel
& on South Center street this forenoon
a Wire had been left stretched acros!
the street up about four feet from tn.
y ground. Mrs. A. S. Richards was rid
Il ing a bicycle south on the street AM
E Was compelled 10 take on considerabl,
f speed on account of the grade. Sh,
was unable to see the Wire until alnos
4 TO It,, and too late to stop. Sh
siTerNed her Wheel aside to avoid strik
ing il, with the result that she wa
thrown Violently to the ground am
pretty badly bruised about the arm
and shoulders. A horse also8cane nea
running into the wire earlier in tn,
morning and was stopped barely il
q time to prevent being caught.
!, Professor o. r. Gleason,s horse et1