Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-25
Or. Trot,er. office with DR.. Mighe,l.

Dr. Trotter. office with DR.. Mighell.
Fire works for sale AT the Paragon.
New Swiss embroidery beading at the
Hawkeye.
Ii. T. Mairs. osteopath physician. over
Fidelity bank.
Ice chests, SO, s.. $40 ana 81, the best
make. Schmidt's Hardware Store.
Twelve hundred yards of 40 inch India
linens, worth is cents. at 81. cents a
yard. Bannatyne * Lay
Closing out, pay up-I shall close
out my retail stock Of flour and feed by
July !. All accounts must be settled by
that time. L. DERBY.
Judge Caswell held brief session of
court this morning and disposed of a
few probate cases. Adjournment was
taken until Saturday morning.
Mr.. H. H. Buck If St Anthony. was
in the city Monday, coming for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for a big
picnic, which is to be given at St. An
thonS on July 4.
The Burlington. CEDAR Rapids s.
Northern railway has gotten out a neat
booklet descriptive OF the beautiful sum-
raer resorts at Spirit and Okoboji lakes
IN northwestern Iowa. Free copies will
be mailed upon application to John q.
Farmer. assistant general passenger
egent, Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Frank Hoffman, the saloonist. who
vas arrested yesterday afternoon upon
= charge of adultery pleaded not guilty
ard furnished bonds in the sum of $500
in Justice Burritts count this morning.
The case was then taken on a change of
Venue to Justice CIark's office and the
time for hearing Set for July at p m.
Columbus T. Cox, of ~ North Fourth
avenue, who Is employed In the work
shop of the Rhoades-C armean factory,
white operating rip saw this morning
caught his left hand in the saw and had
II badly torn and manSled. 1, Is thought
that it will not be necessary to ampu-
tate any of the fingers. altho all We're
partially severed.
Messrs H. L. Sloan, l.. C. Abbott am!
ID. g, Wilbur, as committee To s9iicit
funds for the purchase of fireworks for
the E,ks' Fouth ii July ceiebraiion,
completed their work this afternoon.
ard as result of their efforts over
$1,000 worth will be bought The bust
ness men contributed literally and the
money Was raised in two days. The
fireworks will be ordered by telegraph
tonight.
The Marshalltown Light Power &
Railway Company completed yesterday
the work of equlpping its large summer
car which has heretofore been used as
u trailer with motor and other neces-
sary appliances necessary to receive
electric power without the aid of anoth-
er car. II viii be user hereafter strictly
as summer car, and will be large
enough TO pull one or two other traiiers,
all open cars. The new car was taken
out for a trial trip Monday evening. al
tho as vet it is not equipped with fend-
crs or steps.
Marshalltown is well represented at
the district Epworth League convention,
which began at Union Monday evening.
The delegates who are at the conyen-
ton and who went to Union Monday
evening. are Mr.. Sam McGrew. presi-
dent of the association; Mrs. Ros> Reed
and Mrs. j. A. Barnes: Misses Mertie
Halbert. Rachel Cannon. Minnie ID
Ashbrook, Susie Mills. Fearl Milh.ser
Grace and Nellie Ruth. Ethel Simpson
Susie Lusby. Lucy Coburn. Maude c.
Mettlen. Susie Hammond. Gertrude
santee. Anna Eecox and Ethel Havens
Rev. r. NJ. Coleman wen, to Onion to-
cay to be present at the convention.
Mr.. a. C. Sharp. of this city. iad ar
| important anniversary called TO his
memory Monday by the inquiry of 9
| friend as TO the length of his residenc,
III Marshaltown Thirty-eight years
ego on sunday Mr. Sharp, then is wears
! Of age. in company with two compar'
l ions left his home in southeastern Ohio
! eighteen miles from Wheeling, w. Va.
\ and started west on foot. They walked
1.-The entire distance TO Iowa, and Mr.
+ sharp arrived in Marshalltown on Sept
Y % of the same year. Mr.. Sharp re-
mained, but his two companions. Scot
I Hogan and John Adams. became home
sick and returned to Ohio. Adams pros
pered and amassed q fortune of 100000
and died few years ago in an insane
asylum.
Mike Blgalow, a man 20 years OF age
and slightly deranged mentally. wh'
has been In the city for two or thre'
days applied to overseer of the Poo
Pemberton Monday for admittance t
4 the county farm. The man does no
4 claim a residence in this county, and no
being entitled to one the poor maste
Thought the best plan would be to sem
4 him out of the city. a ticket was pur
chased for the man to Eldora. the mex
4 county seat north, and it is likely tn
authorities there viii send him I
4. Hampton. Bigaiow claims that he ma
4 a residence at Minneapolis, and alth
he has been away from that city for NV
years, has not been IN any one plac
4 long enough to establish a legal resi-
dence.
Miss Edna Gross. who enjoys an an
, r!yersary today, was very pleasant
surprised Monday evening by the mem
ters OF the former high school ciu
!, known as The jolly Six, the member
{ of which, aside from Miss Cross. weI
Misses Louise Townsend. Agnes an
! Mabel Drum. Lulu Lawrence and Hele
wrigley Miss Cross was invited
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