Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-27
Eyes fitted correctly at Paiey's.
DR.. Trotter, ONCE with DIR. MighelL
nr Rnllard n.Aannntl % East Main

Nice assortment Of birthday rings at
Paley's.
Photographic supplies Of all kinds at
Adamson's.
o. H. Adams is closing out his gro
ceries at cost.
See the pretty French fiannels and
other goods for waists just received at
Newcomers
Eyes fitted scientifically at Paley's
new optical parlor. Satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded.
See the pretty styles OF imitation
French flannels for waists, dressing
sacks, ETC.. just received at Newcom-
er's.
gar for so cents with an order for 81
worth of other goods on Wednesday,
Aug. %, at the Bee Hive.
Visiting firemen and their friends are
invited to call at Dudley Business Col
lege, see our apartments, get our circu-
lars and get acquainted with Mr.. Dud-
ley.
CHIEF Clerk Harry CammaCk, OF Gen.
eral Superintendent C. w. Huntington's
Office, oskaloosa, left that city Monday
evening for Denver, where he will visit
his cousin, Mr.. S. 7. Cammack. and
with friends in other Colorado points.
Mrs. Albro Markham, Of Audubon, ar
rived in the city Monday evening and
will remain for an indefinite time, car
tao e., y
has been i'll for the past nine weeks at
the home of her sister, Mrs. F. L. Allen,
512 South Sixth street. Miss Markham
is suffering from an attack Of typhoid
fever.
DR.. w. B. Kibbey and son, Mr.. Beck
ford Kibbey, arrived home Monday
evening from Clear Lake. DR.. Kibbey
will remain for few days to look af-
ter business matters and while here Mr..
Beckford Kibbey will make arrange
ments for his early departure for Cam
bridge. Mass, where he will take up
his studies at Harvard.
Mr. T. D. McElroy and daughter Miss
Nina, We're in Des Moines Monday night.
Miss McElroy will leave in two weeks
for Dubuque, where she will begin a
four years course in Mount ST. Joseph g
College, she having finished her work In
the academy last spring. Miss Eva VIII
bur is to return to the academy from
this city, and new student will be Miss
Josephine Gabelman.
Two baggage cars, containing twen-
EIGHT thoroughbred yearling horses,
the property of A. b. Spreckles, the
sugar king, of San Francisco, CAL,
passed thru the city Monday evening,
attached to the Chicago & Northwest
ern passenger No. s. The horses were
in charge of fourteen attendants. COM
posing day and night watches, and
were en- route to New York, where they
are to be sold at auction.
NJ. II. Starcevic, the Bohemian arrest
ed on a charge Of insanity and given a
hearing before the commissioners Mon
day afternoon, was sent to Des Moines,
ticket to that point being given him
by the county authorities. AZ the mans
legal residence could not be determined
it was deemed the cheapest and best
way to be rid of him was to send him to
the capital city, where he expressed a
desire to go and where he claims to have
worked in the coal mines
Fire in car load of slack coal stand
ing on the siding near the Marshall
Candy Company's plant threatened to
communicate to adjacent buildings
shortly before o'clock this morning. Ar
alarm was turned in from box 412 and
the department soon had the fire under
control. 1t is presumed that the Goa
4 had been smouldering for several hours
and finally burned its way thru the bot
tom Of the car, as it was all ablaze wher
first seen by residents of the neighbor
hood.
Lennox Machine Company employs
are beginning practice this week pre-
paratory to the organization of foo
ball eleven that is expected to do execu
ton with amateur teams during the ap
preaching season. John Reynolds is t,
be captain Of the team and 1t is ex
pected that by the time the fall weathe
sets in and the season fairly opens tn
candidates will have developed consid
cradle foot ball material, capable of TIL
Organization of a good eleven. Othe
elevens are talked of for the city durin
the coming season, outside Of the hig
school.
Rev. DIR. j. G. Van Ness, of Maso,
6 City. arrived in the city Monday even
ing on the Colorado special from Chi
cago, having just completed his month
vacation which has been spent in Chi
cago, Milwaukee, Lake Geneva and 9th
err Wisconsin points. Rev. Van Mes
comes to Marshalltown to officiate a
the marriage of Miss Clara Boardma
to Rev. William Arthur Garfield, G
Green Bay. Wis, this evening. He wi
go to Marion tomorrow, where he wi
, assist Rev. N. Pye in conducting the IL
, neral Of George M. White, prominer
Z merchant and personal friend Of d
Van Ness.
Gen. Fred D. Grant, u. S. A., son
Gen. Ulysses S. Grant; passed thru IL
city Monday evening on the Colorad
special, en- route from New York to So
4 Francisco, from which point he wi
v soon sail for the Philippines to tai
. charge Of hi. department of the arm
g Gen. Grant has been enjoying an e,
2 tended leave of absence, the princip
. part Of which time has been spent VII
!. his daughter in Russia. To a T.-R. me
4 he stated that he did not know ju
: where he had been assigned upon his r
turn to the Philippines. as he has not.
). yet, received his instructions. &c
! Grant was in command OF the fifth di
!. frfct denartmont ~ Northern T,,1o