Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-12
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Dorothy Vernon the latest book by
/ Charles Major, at Iiebig's.
Don't miss the remnant sale at the
Hawkeye Monday from To IL.
Many great bargains still left at our
! clearing out sale. l3annatSne 4 Lay.
Chicken, ice cream and watermelon
on ice al BrecSle's Dining Hall for dim
rcr tomorrow.
Hammocks, retrigerators. gasoline
stoves and lawn mowers at prices that
talk at l'urbush's.
Nineteen cents buys any ladies' neck
tie in the house. tonight only, from s till
o'clock. The Fair
Iowa car shop employees will receive
1 their pay for June on Monday afternoon
~ > o'clock at the commercial agents
office.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. STUNT of Min
tneapolis are the parents of Il daughter
born to them at $50 o'clock Wednes-
| day evening.
For sale or trade. q quarter section of
/ land near Crookston Minnesota. Will
trade for city property which must be
clear of all membranes L. r.. l,iso.
The DR.. Getz hospital. 500 East
Church street, is open for the care of
surgical and non contagious medical
cases requiring special professional
care and nursing. Complete N-ray out
fiji.
a Chicago Great Western switch en-
CINE left the rails yesterday while ON
the b. w. Campbell coal track, near
Main street The accident was due to
spreading rails, caused by soft track.
No damage was done.
For Sale-Three hundred and twenty
acres The whole tract is covered with
black and white oak timber. Watered
by good spring. For quick sale priced
al $3.50 per acre. Will take some town
property in trade. Will III. Hill & Co,
1o1 East Main.
The water in the river still continues
To recede and is NOW two and one half
feet lower than when at its highest
stage last Tuesday. The fourth bridge
on the Center street road that was par
TALLY washed away. was repaired this
Friends and neighbors of Mr.. j. i.
Atkinson INDUCED in Il pleasant sur
i.rise upon him Friday evening. the oc
casion being Mr.. tAtllinson's 18th anni
yersary. A most enjoyable evening was
spent by all. and dainty refreshments
vere served by Mrs. Atkinson during
the evening.
Messrs f. NJ. Williamson and T.. H. !
Brown arrived home Friday evening
from lleokuk. where they have been
present at the annual grand lodge ses-
sions of the Colored Masons of Iowa.
as delegates from Eureka Lodge. of
this city. Grand Master l. l.. Brown I
and George Suter returned today.
Rev Calvin Black went to Mason
City this morning where. during the
summer months. he will occupy the
pulpit of ST. Pauls church. Hereafter
Rev. Black will be located at Faribault
Mimi. where he will have charge of the
chapel work of the Minnesota state
school for the feeble minded in connec
ton with his Sunday appointments at
Mason City.
The members of the Marshalltown
base ball team went to Marietta this
where he met the nine of that
place in an exhibition of the national
game this afternoon. The personnel of
today's team is Salisbury, catch: Kent,
pitch Sieg. short stop: Lee Maxwell
first base; Scott, second base; How
ard, third base; Stepan. left field:
Cook. center field, and Lloyd Maxwell
light field.
w. II. Brown, of Basgor township,
who caused the arrest of Mrs O. j.
RUSSELL and and sons. Mahlon and Ray
nond, neighbors, Thursday night upon
charge of malicious mischief. filed an
in Justice Burritts court
his forenoon charging Mah>>n and +,
Raymond Russell with threatening to
public offense. Brown wants
he young men to give security to keep
he peace. Deputy Sheriff Hutson was
,iven the warrants and left for Liscomb
his afternoon to serve them. ,
General Traffic Manager j. n. Tit
of the Iowa Central, passed
hru the city Friday evening, en- route I
o Mason City, where he spent today !
ooising after matters of business con-
lected with his department. He was IL
ccompanied by Assistant General j
Passenger Agent H. f. Marsh, of Pc
ria, and General Solicitor George w. {
Sewers, of Osllaoosa. Mr.. Sewers {
vas en- route to Clear Lake. where he
i'll! l,emain over Sunday with his wife, :,
Who is at the lake for the summer !,
ir. Tittemore will spend Sunday as a
uest at the Sewers cottage, and Mr. I !,
larsh will return here to be with his
anlily over Sunday.
County Superintendent Mary Hostel 1
Ier has completed her list of instruc- a
ors for the annual normal institute,
,hich is to be held in the high school t
uilding in this city commencing Mon "
ay. July 2S The last position to be
He'd was the department of arithmetic e
nd geography, and for these duties h
Iiss Hostettler has secured Miss Mary #
lex, of Cedar Rapids. principal of one
the parlor city schools. The other de- Il
artments. heretofore announced in q
hese columns will be music. by Pro- 1,
assor ]. II. kurtZ. Chicago; English, in
barge of Miss Harriet Savers: pri- Q
nary methods. Miss Abigail Lynch, of h
psilanti, Mich Aside 1rom the fiji Z
zen lectures to be delivered by Super
ltendent William Her Crane, of the !;
ity schools. Miss Hostettler is contem-
lating securing another lecturer for ~
short course
officer Hanson was called to the re- b