Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-15

Mr.. S. w. LaShelle and Mr.. Fred Eu-
ziere We're in Nevada today, where they
We're in attendance at the Story county
fair.
Friday and Saturday ten pounds of
or over purchase in any department.
Bee Hive.
The Marshall Carnival Co. wants bids
on all privileges held at carnival
grounds. See add in the want columns
of this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Arney. Mrs. S. N.
Denbow and Mrs. L. w. Fox and son
were among the Albion visitors at the
CID settlers picnic today.
Only s1.So for the round trip to
Lynnville Thursday and Friday, Aug
is and 16, account Old Settlers and Old
Soldiers reunion. Ask the ticket ag-
ent for full particulars.
A Chicago Great Western excursion.
to Des Moines from Waterloo passed
thru the city this morning at about $50
O'Clock. The train was composed of ten.
coaches and baggage car comfortably
filled.
Milton Stern went to Gilman wednes-
day evening, where he has accepted
position with the Gilman Canning Com
pany, which will last during the canning
season. or the next six weeks The Gill
man plant opened the seasons work
this morning.
The present walk in front of the Ire
| mont hotel was ordered to be taken up
md nod hxy,, f,t
day night meeting The cement for the
present walk was laid over an old two
| by-four walk and as the wood has rot
| ted beneath it has become rough and
| unsafe.
Conductor Frank Carter of the Cen
trail, relieved Conductor w. H. VOORHEES,
on his run south Wednesday evening at
/ Oskaloosa and will be on duty on pas
sengers Nos. / and 2 during the vaca-
ton of Mr.. VOORHEES,, which will be spent
with relatives in Livingston and Glen
dive, Mont.
Have you seen Hellberg's window Of
eyes. And, by the way, Hellberg has an
other cure for sore eyes, if the splendor
of his gold watch display can't do the
business He is prepared to fit glasses
correctly and often removes the cause
of an aching head.
Mr.. Charles j. Baker. Of Lohrville, a
representative of the Northern Pacific
Land Company, and quite prominent
Iowa politician, spent Wednesday Ia the
city on business, and was the guest of
Mr.. F. E. Northup. Mr.. Baker and Mr..
Northup were classmates at Drake Uni
|versity, Des Moines. ten years ago.
Mr.. Will HELEN, formerly of this city
and now of Oklahoma City. where he is
representing the Rhoades Carmean
Company in that territory. spent
Il Wednesday in the city. leaving in the
4 evening for Webster City, where he
i spent today at his home. Mr.. HELEN
will go to Colfax for a two weeks rest
before returning south.
: Mr. and Mrs o. D. Roger and sons,
formerly of this city but now of ST.
Paul, arrived in this city Wednesday
evening and until the first of next week
Will visit at the home of Mrs. Rogers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hall, south
! of the city, and with her brother, Mr.
Thad L. Hall. in this city. Mr.. and Mrs
!, Roger arrived from Geneva, where they
have been since last Monday, when they
helped celebrate the golden wedding an.
niversary of Mr.. Royer's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. G. Roger.
Mr.. A. G. Grips of Chicago. formerl,
hardware dealer Of this city. spen
Wednesday here with friends, being OF
. his way from Chicago to Des Moines
He went to Albion Wednesday evening
| ~ tte ;u1,t ,,,ff h 10
: ents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cripps. Mr.
o Grips has but recently returned from
: Denver and Boulder. Col. where h,
a spent several weeks with his wife ant
: daughter Georgia, who have been spend
ing the summer in Colorado. Mrs
!, Grips and daughter will not return t,
q Chicago until fall.
{. At the regular meeting of the firemel
n Wednesday evening 1t was decided t
n hold basket picnic at Iowa river parl
g on Labor day, Monday, September
n The usual program in vogue at simila
picnics will be followed, athletic sports
a picnic dinner etc. Every one will b
!, made welcome but only firemen an
y members Of their families will be al
lowed to compete in the events. TIL
= different companies were directed t
:, make selections Of three members eac
to serve on the reception committee TO
the coming tournament and variou
plans were discussed to be settled at tn
:, next meeting
IL Miss Eugenla Cronketon, Of Dunlal
h who has been in the city for a tw
v. weeks visit with the families of hi
te uncles, Messrs o. T. and 7. G.. Cronkl'
" ton, was the fonored guest at famil
IL picnic given at Cottage Grove Par
Soldiers Home, Wednesday afternoo
Those present at the gathering we
81 Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Price. Mr.. and MI
H. j. S. Calhoun. Messrs, and Mesdam
= T. c. and o. T. Cronkleton, Miss Agn
ie Cronkleton, Miss Sadie Cronkleton. N
= and Mrs. Frank Goodman. Mr.. Georl
:, A. Turner and son Frank, and Mi
~ Grace Neil. Miss Cronkleton left tn
morning for her home.
:, The Oskaloosa excursion trains pass,
"a thru the city between II and 12 o'clo'
81 last night, the excursionists having e
-. 10 joyed a very pleasant day. An Osk
r. loosa gentleman who was in the CT
Is Wednesday evening said that the litt
o. town down the line was certainly de-
u one yesterday despite the fact tn
= there were only 1.0S0 people missing.
of the business houses were closed e
II, cepting the H. l. Spencer wholesa
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