Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-01

on July 9, 10 and IL. Every race is filled
by the best horses in the circuit.
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The Fourth is coming and you need
shirt waists. wash skirts, trimmed hats,
etc. so go to the Leader store where you
ly reduced prices. No. %, West Main
street.
Mr.. Orr Legge, of Denver, Col. a
former Marshalltown resident who has
been in the city few days visiting his
sister Mrs. w. A. WATSON, and mother,
Mrs c. Il. Legge, left Saturday evening
on the Colorado special for his home.
The Marshalltown. Light Power &
Railway Company summer car No. 9,
recently completed in the company
shops here. was placed into active SER
vice yesterday and today took the place
of No. 3 on regular runs. No. goes in
to the shop for a general overhauIlng.
Presiding Elder j. b. Albrook was in
the city this morning, being on his way
to mt. Vernon from Conrad. Beaman
and Gladbrook, where he spent Satur-
ferences and religious services. Rev.
conference year yesterday.
1t is announced from Ames that
Mr.. c. H. Eckles. one of the instruct-
ors in the agricultural college. has been
elected 10 the assistant professorship OF
dairy husbandry in the university of
Missouri. Mir. Eckles is a son of Hon.
and Mrs. Charles Eckles. of Taylor
township, and 10 % years of age. He is
graduate of the Ames school and later
studied under DR. Fl L. Russell, of the
of Wisconsin. His salary in
the Missouri school Will be $1,000 year.
Mrs. Will Crooks. who has been with
her husband at Granger, Mo, for the
past few weeks. but who has been visit
ing friends in this city for a few days
Went to Oskaloosa Saturday evening,
where she Will visit her parents MIR.
and Mrs. Hall, for Il few days Mr.
Crooks is now located at Granger. as
joint telegraph operator for the Union
Pacific and Oregon Short Line. The
family household effects Were shipped
TO Granger Saturday and Mrs Crooks
will go there to reside after her Oska-
lopsa visit.
The Central wreeking derrick, in
charge of Conductor Winter of Mon
mouth and Engineer Reed, as extra No.
4o was sent to Grlnnell Saturday even
ing To replace on the track the engine
car and way car o.freight No. SO. winch
We're derailed on switch in the Grinnell
yards. No accidents resulted from the
derailment and there was no property
damage to speak Of No. 5, the north
bound passenger. the editorial special
from Peoria and No. 81 We're all delayed
out of Grinnell however, on accoant of
the derallment.
The funeral Of the late Jacob B. Pence
was conducted from the family nome.
No sos East State street. Sunday after
noon al 8 O'Clock, Rev. f. NJ. Coleman.
assisted by Rev. C. p. Boardman, off
ating. The G. A. X. attended in a body,
the gun squad from Phil Sheriden post
Soldiers Home. being under the com-
mand of Capt. w. H. Parker, and that
of Frank NJ. Thomas post and the w. r..
c. under the command of Cloud Brock.
The funeral was very largely attended.
on account of the failure of Miss Mar
care, Pence. daughter Of the deceased.
10 arrive from Pocatello, Idaho. the in
torment was deferred until . o'clock this
morning.
Mr.. William Osborne formerly super
trail. with headquarters in this city.
later in the same capacity at Mon
mouth. ILL.,. left Sunday morning for
Monmouth. after few days stay IN the
city on business. MIR Osborne has been
III Rawlins, Wyo for several weeks.
Where he has been employed in the road
department of the Union Pacific He
did not fancy the country as place TO
which he would like to move his family,
and gave up his position. While IN the
city Saturday Mr.. OSBORNE met Great
Western officials In reference to accept
ing a position on that line The matter
as yet, however is undecidede.
What dsagreeable thing it is to
have some member of the family come
10 the table in any bur pleasant
mood. There are circumstances. now
ever, under which they abe Justified IN
being cross, and one of them is having
to eat poor bread or none. There is nc
necessity for having poor bread for tins
average housewife can make good bread
If she has the right kind of flour anG
I with the best -four there is no excuse fol-
4 having poor bread or for any member
| of the family being out of sorts. The
| Banner flour is manufactured at Lee
! Grand, by Hammond & Son. and
\ they are reliable They buy the
1 best hard wheat they can get have
/ put in the latest machinery and car
! make as good -four as is made any
/ where You can exchange your whea'
I for it at the mill at LeGrand, or you car
| buy it or exchange wheat for 1t a
4 Hammond G. Benedict's, this city.
A Des Moines wedding that will be O
I interes, in Jewish circles of the city !:
mentioned In the Des MONIES Leader o
Sunday, as follows: AT Our Circle Hal
4 Miss Mollie Wollensky and MIR. Jacol
Levich were married at 5 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon. in the presence of fift.
/ relatives and friends. who We're received
4 by Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Wollensky, par
ents Of the bride, and Mrs. L. Levich
mother Of the groom. The parlors wer
4 decorated with palms, smilax, roses an
carnations. Kromer's orchestra sta
4 toned in the hall played Mendelssohn'
wedding march while the bridal party
4 attended by Miss Molhe Leon and MI
Lyman Levich, took their places Il
Y sisted by Rabbi Taperstein, of Chicago
q cousin Of the bride, performed the Ger
cmony The bride wore gown of whit