Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-10
DR.. Bay. II East Main.
DR.. Lierle, physician and surgeon.

Dr. Bay. II East Main.
DR.. Llerle. physician and surgeon.
Special embroidery sale at the Fair
Store.
You are in needle summer suit. Or
der it of Dell Rails
The beneficiary can be changed at
pleasure of insured in the New York
Life.
A good girl or woman wanted at 500
West Main. Good wages paid to right
party.
Special sale on light colored wrappers
that sold for s1.00 and Sis for 10 cent?
Lee 4 Benedict
Smoke Provdcnt knights cigars at
Mcbride & Wills and Morgan's. G.. L..
Paine, manufacturer.
All kinds of coal and split hard and
soft wood for summer use at the Irwin
Lumber Company's.
pair of our light weight trousers
are solid comfor: these hot days.
Hopkins popular tailor.
Tomorrow choice of all remnants.
dimities and batistes that sold up to %
cents a yard for cents yard. Lee 4
Benedict
On Thursday morning from 10 to IL
O'clock We will sell challies worth )
cents a yard at 2ia cents yard 10
yards to customer, at the Fair Store.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety viii be entertained on Thursday
AFTERNOON by Mrs. w NJ Clark, No 2oi
North Third street. assisted by Mrs. II
j Benson.
MIR. and Mrs j. w Eeusch. of To-
!edo. Mrs. WiEburn Jackson and Mrs.
L. |. Carson ana daughter Marie, of
lama spent the day il the city in at
tendance at the races and visiting
friends.
l.. F. Hockersmuh left Tuesday even
ing on the Central for Oklahoma City,
Okla, and Cripple Creek, Col. where he
VIII remain for several weeks on busi-
ness connected with the starting of a
soap factory at Oklahoma City. Mar
shalltown capital has been interested in
the enterprise and from the present in
dications the dead will likely so thru.
MAJOR L. y. Jones, James Tats. Art
DiNon and Frank Cavert viii leave To-
night for Minnesota on few weeks
fishing trip. Their destination has not
yet been dsffnitelS settled upon. aud Mil
not he until they arrive al Austin, for
which place they leave tonight. and
where they have made arrangements
with parties knowing ths different lakes
to settle upon location for their camp.
John Heisinaer will join the party later
for week's stay and upon his return
ID. c. Wilbur VIII go north for a week =
fishing. These gentlemen We're all to-
gelher on similar vacation trip last
summer, spent near Lyle, MINI.
The death of Miss Ella Coleman, for
rlerly of this city. was announced in
these columns from Colo Tuesday Miss
Coleman resided here for several years
land was associated with her sister, NJ iss
/ Kate. in the dress'naking business. Con-
sumption. which is hereditary in the
family began TO tell upon her two years
ago and for the past year she has been
lin Denver in the hopes that the climate
/ would benefit her. The funeral viii be
conducted In Colo at 10 O'Clock Thurs
+ IaS morning, and several friends from
this city expect TO be present. Mrs. j
A. Hamm, of Belle PLANE, sister OF
i the deceased, passed thru the city Tues
Il lay evening on her way To Colo
H. c. Gilbert. Of oskaloosa. an Iowa
central brakeman who $ with conduc.
tor Wilson on the stean shovel work al
Beer Garden hill. was robbed ysstei
4, .4f ~. ~ /.
watch. razor and, in fact about cverY
4 Were ksr,, in a locker in the way car o
B the work train OH which he is enployet
I. and while busy win mis- duties some on
entered the car, unnoticed. and pr
Joined about everything in sight Ciiiber
mad his suspicious directed towards ;
q lad named Wilson. son of Samuel VIII
9on. ard Constable Haas searched III
Wilson home this morning on war
rant Nothing was found however
that would furnish clue TO conyic
Wilson.
4 I'D to noon today the Northwester'
had sent thru the city an even .,oze
Il special trains all hourd for san Fran
cisco and loaded with Epworth Leagu
Ot.Ee StiIfI t4ui!s'Ns- ~ div
I advantage Of the cheap rates. The reg
ular No. 9, or Pacific express. whic
MAS run In FIVE sections, had ten coach
IS, completely filed There were o
bosrd III sleeper passengers for Califol
MIA ard 100 who ocoupied the Ga
coaches. The special trains We're sim
ilarly Well filed altho not 40 long.
, sleeper containing excursionists frol
points south and east on the iowa Ger
, Itral, arrived in the city this mcrnin
and the passengers transferred here I
the third section Of No. on the Nortt
: western.
a dispatch from Des Moines yesserda
: announced the parole of Arthur Moo
of this city, who was sentenced thre
; / years ago last January to ten years in
/ prisonmcnt in the FIT. Madison pen
,entiary for burglary. Moons crime w
the alleged burglary Of the residence {
~ Ny-., Ralph which on