Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-29

Smoke Provident knights cigars at
Mcbride & Wills and Morgan's. G. E.
Paine, manufacturer.
MIR. and Mrs H. c. Brntnall. of No
81 North Center street. are the parents
of a boy born to them Sunday night
A large assortment of the best SELL
ing s1.50 copyright books we are of
fering While they last at soc each.
Simmons book store.
Attend the lawn social Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1. C
Speers CDR. Cottles residence). corner
Center and Grant streets for the benefit
of st. Paul's Episcopal choir
Excursion to Clear Lake Sunday
Aug. IL, via the Iowa Central railway
under auspices of Story City band
Special train leaves this city at S:S5
a. M Round trip rate SIPS. See small
bills for full particulars
Mother Frances, of ST Mary's Insti-
tute, Went to Ottumwa Sunday evening,
where she will meet and accompany to
this city Sisters Dominica. Immaculate,
Evangelista and Clotild, who have been
at the mother house. ST. Josephs con-
vent. for the past month, enjoying their
summer vacation.
Mr. John McClung, superintendent Of
the Iowa Central dining car service.
spent Sunday in the city, accompanying
the car from Monmouth to this city for
Light repairs which We're done in the
shops Sunday The car left this morn
ing on No. 9, in charge of Mr.. McGlung,
for the east.
Rev. Joel Myers of LeGrand was in
the city Saturday afternoon on his way
evening he occupied the pulpit of the
old Bethel Christian church. Rev.
Myers, Wife and sons, Cicil, Fay and
in a few days. to be present at the an
nual family reunion of the Myers fam
lily.
General Passenger Agent George S.
Batty, OF the Central, returned this
morning from Clear Lake where he has
been for the past few days resting uD
after an illness caused by the warm
weather MIR. Charles S. Walters, Of
Peoria general agent of the passenger
department at that point spent sunday
at the lake with MIR. Batty, accompany
ing him south this morning and leaving
for Peoria.
Conductor Art Mills of the Chicago
e Northwestern i 5 ON Conductor Per-
rvs run on local passengers Nos. 3
and IA, for a few days, having been
called out Saturday afternoon to go
west on 10 on account of the sudden
Illness of Mr.. Perry. suffered half
hour before the train was due out of
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\ The poultry shipping industry has
I been one of the numerous things that
has suffered extensively as the result of
the recent hot weather car load OF
7 chickens and dueks, IN route from ma II /;
sas GitS 70 New YORK passed thru ne
CITY on the treat Western SATURDAY
Evening Many oi M lows were a :
ready DEAD aha the altehdahss haa tq
4 keep them cOntiruaiiN stirred up n or
.l..r.,a n,eyart thei, settinr da,s, and
being sInothered
deputy shsfiii = fuesoh went 70
1 Mslpoufhe sa'u.aaA eN'ilills Mil q
/ search warrant, issusa N Justlce BUT
I ritt court ny Melbourne parties against
/ the bililard ana ppoi iail OF August
I Gauch, where II was Alleged there We're
Intoxicating liquors kept tor sale. Ihe
deputy searched the place but found no
I liquor. This is the second time MIR.
4 Gauch's place of business was searched
4 during the past week. The complainant.
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F. Mrs. NJ G. Huaffker Miss Lulu Pow
| ers Huffaker and Miss Susie Heating
4 C;laspsll of Des Moines arrived in the
city this morning and will remain for a
4 weeks visit the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
4 Charles Whitehead and other friends
A Miss Huffaker ard Miss GlaspeIi who
are associated on the reportorlal force
4 of tbs. Des MONIES Capital vii leave the
4 CITY for a months vacation trip thruou,
4 Colorado They will stop in Omaha or
4 route. for brief visit With Mrs. C. S
Blair, formerly of this city.
A foot bridge has been built acros
Asher creek a short distance above II
4 junction with the river, and the ground
on the south side of the creek have bee
cleared for the use of picnic partie;
Benches and tables have been arrange