Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-19
Fresh fish at Culley's
DR.. Bay. IA East Main.
George j. Allen, scientific optician.


Bankers indexed cases at Liebig's. 4
West Main street
Thursday special-Ladles Sc shoes
for S1.69. The Fair.
Letter files. bill files, bill clips and bill
holders at Liebg's, West Main street
That new brand Of ham, pork loin and
bacon, wood smoked at Cnlley's only.
just let us figure on your lumber bills
and be convinced that we save you
money. j. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Mrs. c. C. Gilman and Miss Gilman
Were in Eldora Tuesday evening. where
they We're present at the marriage of
their nephew and brother, MIR. james
Nuckoils, to Miss McE,lroy
Go on the first excursion of the season
TO Clear Lake, Sunday, June %. via the.
Iowa Central railway Special train
leaves this city ats6:O0 a. M. arriving at
Clear Lake at $50 round trip rate SIPS.
\ large crowd is expected from Des
Moines on Friday, on the occasion of the
Ncursion and picnic OF the Grand tN'my
aud w. r.. c. organizations OF the capi-
tal city. The visitors Will spend the day
AT the Soldiers Home
Three car loads OF dram tile are being
laid on the T. ID. Wilcox and Will II.
Wilson farms, ore mile north of the
city After the work is completed some
of the favorite duck ponds and snipe
logs in that vicinity Will be converted
into choice farming land.
Mr. Jasper Fisher. son Of Councilman
and Mrs. William Fisher arrived in the
city Yesterday from his extended stay
in California and other we..srn states
Mr.. Fisher is on the road for the Santa
Fe, representing the advertising de-
partment Of the general passenger Of
fee He has been working IN the west.
but NOW Will go over the Milwaukee
read and later over the Pennsylvania
system.
The members of Marshall Lodge No.
%, X. O. T. NJ. We're happily surprised
Tuesday evening at their regular meet
ing, when. as they were TO adjourn.
Commander DAILY announced that all
We're forbidden 10 leave the hall No
sooner had he spoken than the doors
were opened and members of the l.. o.
T. NJ. appeared with baskets OF lunch,
cake ard freezers filed with cream.
super Was enioyed after which u So
cial hour was sroen. by all. Several inn
promptu talks We're mad. and an IN
formal program was given.
Rev j. Edgar Williams. Of the
Friends church. accompanied by Mrs.
Williams, left this morning for Foun-
tain City and Richmond, 1nd.. where
y,
niaath. Thu parents II both Rev. and
Mrs Williams reside in Fountain CITY
ana Il hnlord, and they expect T. visit
oti1er Indiana points before returning
home Eev. Williams VIII also attend
the International Christian Isndsavor
convention at Cincinnati Rev. Isom p.
We ien. Of this city. viii III Rev. Viii
lam pulpit during his absence.
DOC" seibert is nursing a very sore
hand today as III. resul. Of an accident
on Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock, when
me attempted 20 eject J. man from the
hallway 81 his apartnents oyer No. in4
Neat MAR, street.. Ths man, Who Was
IA stranger to Siebert. tried % enter tne
a "a rrinerita Of Mrs. johns, across the
hall. and siebelt was called 70 put him.
out In doing 80 siehert struck At the
nan and his Ieft hand was forced thru
a glass; door The hard vas badly cut
Tho main artery being severed. Ittook
eign; stitches 20 Close the wound.
Elmer Buck vas arrested this morn
lrg ny Constable Haas upon a charge of
assault and battery preferred by T..
/ Walters by IN information filed in Jus
! tics Ciarks court. Waters who is a
/ travelling horse trader, alleges tina, he
| Was coming into the city on South
! Third street with hts sick wife who
/ had recently given birth TO a Child While
| thes- were campins. near the CITY In
/ entering town he alleges tilat buck as
sallted the wagon by throwing bricks
and other missiles az II. much To his dis
i comfort an6 pleasure. The hearing was
/ set for this afternoon.
The largest excursion of the presen,
season run by the Iowa. Central railroat
twas hauled north this morning out of
1 Grinnell. The excursion was run under
\ auspices of the Grlnnel business ner
and left Grinneil at go n. m. But ons
4 stop was made. and that In this city, FOL
orders. The train left Marsna,ltown al
100 ard arrived in Clear Lake a, IL
I Eight coaches. a combination car ant
one caboose composed the train and
4 nll were loaded to their utmost capacity
even to the steps and tops Of some Of
1.-THE cars. Seven hundred people in all
exclusive OF the Grinnell Band took ad
vantage Of the rates TO visit the lake.
General Traffic Manager ]. ~ Title
more, of the Central. arrived home thi:
morning from Berlin. Wis. where h.
has been for a few days stay on bust
ness, accompanied by his mother. Mrs
Margaret Tittemore Mrs. Tittemor
accompanied her son home and vii
leave In about a week for Spokane
Wash, where she will remain indefinite
iy on account of a recurrence of her re
cent attack of asthma. Mrs. Title
more recently spent spent several week
at Spokane on account of her health ant
improved sufficiently to return to Mar
shalltown. More recently, however
the trouble has reappeared and she i
compelled to seek the benefits of tn
higher altitude again.
Thursday special-Ladies SO shoe
for s1.69 The Fair.
4 -
Unnecessarily Loss of Time.
Mr.. w. S. Whedon, cashier OF TIL
First National Bank of Wintcrset. Iowa
In . recenf ioffer piyeS soma oyperiopr