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

ftdllS. step IN ana leave your measure
Mason fruit Jars are standard None
better. Olson, 1877 West Main, sells
If you want the purest beer order a
case of Blatz Private Stock Of Gust
Bierman.
Don't forget our package sale Friday
and Saturday. Twenty five cents a
package. w. c. Osman.
There is still opportunity to get a
pair of j. & NJ. tan shoes for $3.50 at
-. .. Wallace's tan shoe sale.
Epworth League Assembly now in
session at Clear Lake. Splendid pro-
gram Low rates via the Iowa Central
railway.
When corn was selling at SO cents,
L. H. Manson & Co., "A Board of Trade.
Chicago. predicted go cents for corn.
Write them about it.
We are still at the old stand on South
Center street and quite busy. too-a
proof that our grades and prices are
right. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
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II you need pair of shoes to wor,,
IN buy pair of $500, $500 or $3.50 tan
SHOES Tor the sale price $3.50. They
VIII wear you much better than any
other shoe you can get for that money.
e. G. Wallace.
Gilman Dispatch: Joseph Kelly who
was a harness dealer In Chicago from
before the great fire in 1871 until a year
ago put who now makes his home in
Marshalltown with his daughter, Mrs.
.. W. Whitehead, is guest of his
GRANDSON Joe Whitehead, and wife,
northwest of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 1. Yeager. who
Were recently married at Gilman. and
VINO We're intending to make their home
at Muscatine, where Mr.. Yeager ha
been living for some time, have decided
to locate in Grinnell, where Mr.. Yeaeer
VINO is jeweler has secured a better
position than the one held at. Musca-
tine.
Lester Williams. a negro, was In the
mayors court this morning charged
with vagrancy, having been arrested by
Officer Clark. He was given three hours
to leave town and did So williams is
the negro who recently completed a iail
sentence for assaulting colored woman
named Olmstead. John Fitzwii;iams.
arrested for intoxication by Officer
Weaver, was sentenced to six DAYS on
the rock pile.
Mr.. N. w. Gossard, general agent for
this territory for the warder, Bushnell
& CHASER Company, Springfield. o.
manufacturers of Champion mowers
and other for v,, ~,
quarters in this city, received notice
Yesterday OF promotion. with CORE
spending increase in salary, and assign
nent to duty at Carroll. Mr.. Gossard
will go to Carroll on Monday to take
charge of his new field. 1t is not likely
that he will remove his family from.
Marshalltown, but he may conclude to
Go so at some future time.
Jacob Thompson, the young man who
was so severely scalded on the morning
of July while carrying boiling hot wa
ter from the Sundell Cafe range to the
coffee urn, is slowly improving at the
rome of his brother, Joseph Thompson,
on Arson street. In order to further the
Improvement of the young mans con-
clifton the skin grating process was in
dulged in yesterday by his attending
physician. and particles OF live skin.
taken from the healthy portion of
Thompson's body, We're grated onto
one or two places where the burned sur
face was especially large.
A fire alarm shortly after 10 o'clock
this forenoon from box 1862 called the de-
partment to the corner of West Church
and Sixth streets, where blaze had
started, in storehouse located on the
residence property of F. N. Dinges. The
| firemen made a quick run and fast work
in subduing the blaze, and but little
damage was done. The contents Of the
shed belonged to Mr.. Dinges and James
Ellis. a tenant In one of the formers
| houses. The building is located within
| ten feet of both residences. and had the
firemen not been SO prompt It is proba-
Bile both residences would have been
more or less damaged.
/ The Chicago & Northwestern has is
sued new orders in regard to the haul
ing of dead" engines in the future.
When dead engine is part Of the
train 1t must not be placed nearer than
four cars to the engine that is drawing
the train, nc if there is more than one
fNSoo cASlLe ShSS luuSt NC pldGGu al
least four cars apart. This is necessary
4 as two heavy engines passing over a
small bridge at the same time would be
4 liable to cause serious damage. The or
der also prohibits the placing of light
box cars between locomotives, as sud.
den stop on the part of the freight trair
is liable to crush the lighter cars be.
tween the heavy ones
Concerning Marshall county DO,
who has been serving In the Philippine.
J the Gilman Dispatch of today SAYS
Fred Hicks who spent nearly twt
years in Uncle Sans army in the Phil
ippines. arrived home Tuesday evening
Fred landed in San Francisco about
month ago. but has been seeing tn,
, country since. He visited his relatives
S. d. Crosby and wife, in Oklahoma
and while down there he registered To-
the land drawing, but did not win. w,
have not talked with Fred much, but h,
was glad to reach home and says sol
diering is all right for those who like 1t
but he don't like it, altho he looks nom
the worse for wear He brought man,
: curios home with him.
Mrs. Joe Beeson, who resides north
west Of the city, experienced thrillin,
!. accident Wednesday afternoon Will
, driving from the city to her home. Mrs
Beeson had been to the city alone to d