Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-11


J sacks, etc, at Newcomers.
, Wanted-Good strong boy to drive
: mail wagon. Inquire at Times Repub
,, lican business office.
Wanted, dining room tables kitchen
cupboards. dining room chairs. Q. j
: Morley, 20 North First avenue.
Watches, clocks jewelry and silver
ware; red or green trading stamps
Miller, the jeweler, los East Main.
big line of white goods in India lin
ems, Persian lawns. Paris lawns, dotted
Swsses, dimities, ETC., at Newcomers
George Thompson. of Green Noun
tain, who served in the Spanish Amer
lean war, has been granted pension
of Sc per month.
Everyone likes good ball game. Yo,
will miss the best of the season if you
don't see the high school and Beaman
game Friday afternoon.
Miss Flora Robinson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. G. Robinson, who has been
i'll for the past five weeks, is not so we'll
and her condition during the night was
critical.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church will be entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Melvin, Mrs. Soliday
and Mrs. D. R. Jackson, at the home of
Mrs. Melvin, No. 5 West Grant street.
Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Aleena
Ward, of the Eastern Star, arrived in
the city today and will inspect the local
body tonight. Mrs Ward was in LIE
Grand Tuesday evening, where she in
spected the lodge at that place.
| Eldora Herald: Mrs. Hole. mother of
Harry Hole, the member of the firm of
Hole & Ferguson. has had her house
! hold goods shipped to this city. and
| having leased a residence she and her
son will soon begin housekeeping. The
Herald learns they have secured :es-
/ idence in the Fourth ward.
/
Fishing at Clear Lake is reported az
Eexcellent, and in the last few days sew
eral fine strings have been taken. Mr.
C. II. f. Boardman, of this city, who
lis spending the month there, reports
several good catches. Mr.. d. j. Bull
lock, who spent day there last week
succeeded in landing. among other good
fish. a twelve pound pickerel.
Three men under the influence of
liquor. ard who claimed Eldora as their
home, attempted a rough house early
Tuesday morning in the Seely restaur
ant on South Third avenue. After con
siderable trouble they were elected
from the place by the manager in
charge, before any one concerned had
come to grief
At noon today the contest for queen
of the carnival was as follows: Miss
Harriet Van Derveer withdraws for the
reason that she will be absent from the
city on her vacation: Florence Harris
81. Neva Bentley 20, Hulda Goldsmith
65, Mable Drum 4, Agnes Drum 5. Fan
ME Griffin %, Alice Lindgren 40, Josie
WEIGH l6, and Anna Nelson 5.
C. Heberling, young man claiming
TO hail from Ames, was arrested by Off
Ger Hanson this morning for carrying
concealed weapons. Heberlng arrived
in this city on his wheel, which he
stated he was riding to his home in
Muscatine, and was carrying a revolver
for protection. He was taken TO the
mayors court and sentenced to six days
on the rock pile He was released, how
ever, on giving his watch to cover
costs.
Mr.. r. Parry, of Oskaloosa, was in
the city this morning between trains,
EN- route from Chicago to his home
Mr. Parry represented the Oskaoosa
high school in the interstate scholas-
istic athletic meet held Saturday in the
windy city, and succeeded in capturing
first place in the hammer throw. Mr..
Parry was entered in the shot put and
discus throw, but owing to his late ar
rival there was unable to take part in
these events.
The remains of Leonard Midoun. the
Italian laborer who was killed Tuesday
night near Berlin by being run down
while on hand car by C. G. w.
freight train, were brought to this city
this morning. The body was accom-
panied to this city by a number of the
deceased's friends and was taken to
the D. c. Wilbur undertaking parlors,
where the body was prepared for
burial. The funeral was held this after
noon at ST. Mady's church, Father
Lenihan officiating.
Mr.. p. Simmons, who resides east of
the city in the vicinity of Quarry. has
In his possession monstrosity taken
from the Iowa river at that place
While fishing Mr.. Simmons hooked
what he at first supposed was a small
bullhead, but when he attempted to
take the supposed fish from the hook
he was somewhat startled. The fish
possessed no fins, but an elongated tail, |
and just back of the gills were six WOOL
ly appearing horns Aside from the pc
culiar features We're four delicate legs |
with five claws on each foot. It's head |
appears very much like that of cat
fish, and in the water 1t is lively and |
swims rapidly. Mr. Simmons preserved !
his curiosity in water and brought it
could tell what it is. 1t is not at all like |
the common water dog" found in the
river occasionally its head and feet be-
ing entirely different from those of that |
little animal, and its skin is much more
delicate. Neither does it show the saw
age traits of that reptile.
Chicago to New York in Twenty Hours
1.-THE Pennsylvania Special"
In addition to present thru trains, the |
Pennsylvania lines will, on Sunday. |
June Is, inaugurate their twenty hour
passenger service between Chicago and |
New York. leaving Chicago daily at II |