Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-02

day and evening school. Office open
every day. as usual.
The Organized Charity Society will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. j. L.
Williams, on South Second avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Meeker and son
Guy went to their farm this morning
equipped for brush burning expedi-
ton.
We are still at the old stand on South
Center street and quite busy, too-a
proof that our grades and prices are
right. ]. F. Irwin Lumber Company.
Messrs. Ed Shaw and Bert Clark
Went to Hampton Sunday morning and
will remain for a weeks chicken shoot
ing at points along the Algona branch
of the Central
Miss Dora Smith. of the city schools,
arrived Saturday evening from Man
ming. Miss Smith has spent the great
er portion of her vacation at her home in
Coleridge, Neb.
Landseekers' excursion to southwest
ern Minnesota and eastern South Dako-
Ia next Tuesday, Sept. g. For rates and
full particulars see Will H. Hill. 107
East Main. New phone. 507.
Miss Anna Lane, of cambridge. Ind,
teacher of history in the high school,
arrived in the city Saturday from To-
ledo. o.. where she has been spending
the greater portion of her vacation.
Miss Martha Beeson, who has been
spending the summer vacation IN the
city with her parents. Gen. and Mrs. B.
A. Beeson. Went to Des Moines today to
resume her duties in the public
schools.
Trainmaster E. E. Kerwin, of the
Central, passed thru the city Saturday
evening en- route from Oskaloosa to
points on the Algona branch of the
road. where he will enjoy few days
chicken shooting.
Rev. Jennie Kirby, of Hartland, was
in the city Saturday, going in the eve
ming to Ames, where she preached Sum
day morning and evening in the Friends
church. Rev. Kirby went to Oskaloosa
today, where she will attend the Iowa
yearly meeting.
The most delicious peach T.-R.
sampler has tasted this season was a
Marshall county product. 1t came from
the farm of Mr.. William Summers,
three and a half miles southeast of the
| city. Mr.. Summers had several bushels
OF fine peaches this year.
Mr.. T. j. WATSON entertained the
young men of his Sunday school class
picnicking at Rock Valley mills today
Mrs WATSON accompanied them as chief
of the commissary department and in
cidentally to see that the boys did not
use Mr.. WATSON too roughly at their
| sports.
Messrs. A. l.. Cotton, Frank Dixon,
Dean v. Stout and daughter Myrtle Mr..
| Parker, w. P. Maulsby and son Archie
| went to Rockwell City today and will
remain during the balance of the week
| On business. The gentlemen go to look
at land in that vicinity, with view of
I investing.
Miss Grace Sullivan, who has been In
charge of the first grade work in the
/ Second ward school for the past two
/ years, and who has been in the city
/ during the institute in charge of the
primary work instruction, went to Des
4 Moines Sunday evening, where she will
begin her work in the Croker school.
| 1t is estimated that thousand people
/ have been saved from missing their
trains because of Hellbergs three years
work in this community repairing
watches in his expert way of making
them keep time correctly. Hellberg Of
ten makes a good time keeper of q
watch when all others fail.
\ In buying diamond or other article
of expensive jewelry go to Hellberg, who
will always tell you just what grade Of
goods you are buying. II one diamond
is of less value than another Hellbere
can and will tell you why, instead Of
selling the largest looking stone for the
most money. Hellberg is an expert jew.
eryman from bench to show case.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds an6
Mrs. T. A. Bendlage returned Sunday
night from Clear Lake. where they have
been sojourning for week at the ex.
pense of the Iowa Central in apprecia-
ton for their services in selling the larg.
est number of tickets for the grocers
excursion. Mr.. L. d. Vitek spent Sun
Z DAY with Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds and re.
turned with them.
Justice Burritt disposed of the city
police court business this morning in
the absence of Mayor Jones, who
Joined his brother Red Men in theil
excursion to Boone. Six cases were be
fore him, all the culprits being strang-
ers. Four We're arrested for intoxica.
ton, one for fighting and the othel
for vagrancy, and all were sent up fol
six days work on the stone pile.
Misses Grace and Maud Fulmer anc
Margaret Farrar who have beer
spending their summer vacations Ii
this city at the home of the Misses Full.
mer, left Saturday evening for Chi.
cago. Miss Fulmer returns to hel
work in the Chicago Kindergarten col.
lege, Miss Maud to the kindergarten
; department of the Cook County Nor.
NAL School and Miss Farrar to her pc.
sition in the kindergarten of the cit,
schools.
Camp Dodge, at stanley's mill, abov,
Albion, is one of the completest camps
ever pitched along the Iowa river. Mr.
A. r. Dodge and family are spending al
the time at camp. Mr.. and Mrs.NJ. "A
Tallman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brenneck
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence an,
others spend portion Of the time there
ljThara re cleaning tents a kitchen an,