Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-02
DR.. Bay, IA East Main.
Or. Trotter, over II West Main.

DIR. Bay, IA East Main.
Or. Trotter over II West Main.
Dr. Boucher, 20S South Third Ave.
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys. surg
Schick's feed yard, 10 cents, July 4
Or. w NJ choate, dentist, otfic,
over the Fair store. Phone 81.
ketchum & Johnston are going to
have an auction sale of bugsies. See
their ad in this issue.
owing to the uncertain conditions OF
the weather the Ladies Guild will no,
serve luncheon on the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Utley and little
daughter Leona of Boone, are in the
city for q visit With Mn. and Mrs Lee
Mood, of 4o3 South Fifth street.
The members of Chippewa Tribe
will take notice that owing To the hal.
being used by the ID. O. *. KS, there
will not be q meeting "Wednesday even
ing, July md
4 Messrs. Ben Sawyer, Peter Cannon,
r. t1. Pierson, Fred Muclller. Jap
4 Lehman, Fred Cake, Fred Pence, Ar
thur Strangland and p. j. Jacobson,
all of Gilman, We're carnival visitors
in the city Tuesday
Mr.. G. b. i. keltz. of Webster City,
was in the city Tuesday in attendance
a. the carnival. coming to investigate
4 the attractions with the idea of book
ing some of them for the Webster City
ana three other carnivas forming a
western Iowa circuit for next Year.
/ MIR. Phil Hutchinson, of Hampton,
one of the Let's. Fletcher Company
statesmen, spen, Tuesday in the city
looking after business matters With
the house. He WAS accompanied by
his little daughter lone. who spent the
day as the guest of Misses Myrtle and
Birdett Young.
Clifford milford, of Minneapolis. a
travelling salesman for the Empire
Milling Company of San Francisco, was
brought to the city from Prole, Polk
county. to remain until he RECEIVERS
from the effects of an accident received
at Prole Il few days ago. Mr.. milford
was struck with n base ball on the left
leg, causing bad sprain and confusion.
He will be confined to his room at the
Pilgrim for several days.
Fred Way, a bartender in the employ
CT w. c. Rails at the Pilgrim. was as
saulted Tuesday afternoon by 4 travel-
ing man who had been imbibing Il little
too freely and happened to be in an
ugly mood. The assault was unpro-
voked and resulted in the salesman be-
ing pretty roughly handled before he
had finished. Way was struck with a
beer glass and sustained quite severe
cut on the side of his face. No arrests
We're made.
The Marshalltown base ball team
went TO Tama Tuesday where they me.
the nine of that city in the afternoon.
The home team Won by n score OF to
.. Those who witnessed the game say
that ii was it was one of the fastest
sort and was only lost by Marshalltown
on account of costly errors at critical
points in the game. This city's team
has been greatly strengthened by the
addition of Lee w. Maxwell, of Chicago.
who is spending the summer here. A
return game has been arranged for the
11th, in this city.
Mr.. c. f. Quaife, until recently of the
Marshalltown high school as instructor
of science, whose resignation was re-
Gently announced in these columns has
accepted position at LaSalle. ILL.,, |
where he has been elected to the head
OF the department of science of the La
Salle-Peru township high school. The
school is one of the best in Illinois both
in point of equipment and quality of
work done, and Mr.. Quafe's new posi- I
ton is, consequently, q much better one /
than he has held here. Mr.. Quaife is
spending the summer in Chicago. where /
he is taking a special science course in [
the university.
The new tent. 40x6O feet just pur- /
chased by the Christian Workers.
Training School and Bible Institute, I
was pitched this afternoon on the va
can't lot at the corner of Fourth and
streets a dedication service
will be held Thursday night at s o'clock,
and on Friday the ten days tabernacle .
under the auspices of the
County Holiness Association.
will begin. There will be no services
IN the Pentecostal Mission hall during
these meetings. All of the services are
open to the public and are held in the
interest of the churches and Christian
work in general
The supply committee of the Con-
church, which has been
to determine upon Il sue
lessor to Rev. c. p. Boardman, is as
yet unable to agree upon who the new
pastor shall be. The greatest number
Of the committee appear to be in favor
If Rev. a. O. Penniman. of South Bend,
md. who filled the pulpit Il Week ago
In fact, Rev. Penniman is
about the only one of the several min
steers here within the past few weeks
who is being considered at all. The
committee will hear two more candi-
iates. Rev. Burton, of C;riggsville, Ill.,
md Rev. Borton, of West Springs, Ill.,
Rev Burton is n friend of Dr. f. W.
md Parsons, and has been recommends
ID to the committee by the Baptist
pastor.
The farmers appear to be consider
IDLY encouraged over the crop pros
,ects even tho the high water has done
lamage in certain portions of the
,ounty One farmer of the county,
Who lives in the Marietta neighbor-
rood says that while the corn crop will
ng remarkably Well. and if 1t stops
aiming now will be a good crop He {
lso thinks that there will be a very