Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-24

l5urltIlty 4t1tres,
Bannatyne & Lay sell trunks.
Do you smoke the Middle West?'
DR.. Burkart, osteopath, 302 West Mail
The Cardinals Snuff Box" at Lie
big's.
Take your clothes to the Flitton dy'
works, "a West Church street and hav'
them cleaned in first class manner
ID. A. Gogerty, of Gearing. was in thu
city Monday, accompanying this far ;
load of hogs that was shipped to Chi
cago for sale today.
Now is the time to buy wedding ant
anniversary presents while the big
special sale of beautiful china and GU
glass is on at Simmons book store.
Travelling Freight and Passenge,
Agent Charles Tibbitts, of the Chicago
Great Western, spent Monday in this
city looking after company business.
Having sold my business and wishing
to close my books as soon as possible
all persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call at the ole
store and settle the same at once. Mrs
n. G. Newcomer.
Miss Lena Reece, of New Providence
who has been in the city to attend the
Friends summer school and visiting the
home of her grandparents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Isaac Painter, returned Monday
evening to her home.
Engineer Charley Rogers of the Cen
trail. who has been off duty for a month
owing to illness in his family, resumed
work Monday Engineer Rogers will be
stationed for time in charge of an en-
CINE spotting cars in the Clifford grave
pit.
Cor sale-200 acres about six mile:
from Marshalltown; two sets of build
ings; fenced and cross fenced; goot
soil; large bearing orchard; $55 pei
acre. A snap at the price. Address
Will H. Hill & Co., 107 East MAR
street.
HG lulleIal VI lHe ldlt wi failIl'
Hilderbrand. of Clemens, who died OF
Monday morning, will be held from tbs
residence of the deceased's sister, Mrs
S. e. Bruce, SIS North Third street
Wednesday Afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
irterment will be in Riverside.
DR.. and Mrs. C. o. Cause, of Willow
Springs, Mo-, uncle and aunt of Deputy
Sheriff Seth Cause, arrived in the city
this morning and left later in the day
for Clemens, where they expect to visit
relatives for few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cause will return to Marshall
town Saturday and will make their
home here, Mrs. Cause having been
engaged by Postmaster J. @. Saint as
a housekeeper.
Mrs. Charles c. Urine and daughter
Elizabeth left this morning for Mon
mouth, Ill, where tomorrow they will
be present at the marriage of Miss Nan
Patton, sister of Mrs. George Niblock,
of Clarion. From Monmouth Mrs Urine
and daughter will leave, via Chicago,
spend the summer with Mrs Trine's
sister, Mrs. Ralph Burtis. Mr.. Urine
will join his family in August for a
vacation.
The Iowa Centrals steam shovel No.
9, that has been stationed on the grade
revision work at. G & NJ. Junction since
April l, was brought to the shops Mon
day afternoon where it will receive light
repairs. The shovel will go to Clifford
from here, to enter the gravel service.
Permanent graveling will be done be-
tween Marshalltown and Oskaloosa all
summer. but the first work will be to
fix up some of the places that are in
most need of attention before the gen
eral work is commenced.
Mr. Frank d. Portertield, of Atlantic,
grand chancellor of the knights of
Pythias of Iowa, made an official visit
Monday night. Mr.. Porterfield ad
crossed the lodge members, exemplify-
ing the secret work of the order and
touching upon matters pertaining to
in general. Mrs. Porter.
field accompanied her husband to the
city and left with him this morning for
Spencer, where Mr.. Porterfield will
visit the lodge of that place tonight.
Rev. w. B. Davis and Miss Florence
Cowan, of State Center, were in the
,ity Monday afternoon, being on their
way to Clifford. where they will be
present at the thirteenth annual con-
'erence of the Marshalltown district
apworth League. which began Mon
lay afternoon and concludes at noon
Wednesday. Presiding Elder ]. B. AL
brook, of Mt. Vernon, was also in the
,ity Monday, being on his way to Gift
ord to attend the conference. Miss
Minnie Ashbrook, as a delegate from
he Epworth League chapter of this
,ity. went to Clifford Monday.
Miss Mary Jean Miller, of this city,
Who recently made a trip to Boston as
delegate to the international meeting
If Undergraduates. met former Mar
halltown girl, Mrs. Nellie Holmdale-
Wright, whose many friends here will
,e pleased to know that she and her
hree children are nicely located in the
beautiful suburb of Brookline, enjoy
ng all the opportunities that education
md culture afford. While in Boston
Miss Miller was guest of Miss Emile
'oulsson, editor of the Kindergarten
Review. Miss Miller was chairman of
he committee on neurology at the con-
'ention.
Evidences that carelessness in filling
n after excavating for water services
n front of the Conover property on
Cast Main street were noticeable this
morning when an express wagon, heav-