Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-25

at F'littOn S laundry
Cocoanut 15 cents per pound tomor-
row at the Iowa Tea Company's.
For chronic diseases see DR.. Tucker
100 East Main street. Consultation al
office free.
Have You seen the new rugs that are
just in at Cards They are beauties
and the prices are right.
BE sure and see our special prices
on rcfrigerators the Iceberg line.
Schmidts Hardware Store.
'.rhe Master Christian" dedicated to
"all those churches who quarrel in the
rame of Christ at Liebis's.
There will be an excursion over the
Chicago Great Western to st. Paul and
Minneapolis July - So for the round
trip.
On the excursion to st. Paul and
Minneapolis the 9th the Iowa Central
have arranged to pick UP five coaches
at Marshalltown, SO there will be plen-
ty of room for all.
Barn for Rent-With yard adjoining.
Two stalls. buggy and harness room.
Located in rear of 4lo East Church
street. Boardman. Aldrich & Law.
renee, court house.
Rev. W. T. Nicserson. pastor of the
colored Baptist church, left this morn
ing for ColfaN and Newton. where he
goes to make arrangements for his APP
pcarance on the lecture platform.
Horse for Ssle-Young gelding 81.
years old. city hroke-auiet lady can
drive. Good single footer in saddle
Will sell at auction Saturday at 2
O'Clock. w. p. Maulsby. South Center
street
One OF the Centrals big Pittsburg
ten-wheel engines, No. 100, that has
been in the shops for a general over
hauling. was brought out for a timber
ing up yesterday by Engineer Tom
Pavey. Ii will be placed in the freight
service within the next few days
Word received by friends from Miss
Zada White, who has been in Minneap-
oils for the past few Weeks attending
the National Educational Association
convention and visiting With relatives.
states that she will not return to this
city to teach, but has instead accepted
a position in the Minneapolis schools.
Miss White has been identified With
the city schools for several years,
largely as a teacher at the Second
ward. Last year she was principal of
the Woodbury. school 1t will be Il
source of regret TO her many friends
that she has decided not to return.
rived home Thursday evening from
Chicago. where they have been visiting
for the past two months with the for
mer's mother. Mrs. Amelia Bingham.
They We're accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Byford, formerly of this city,
who will visit for short time with the
lattcr's father, Mr.. Byron Webster, ana
at their brothers home. Mr. Byford is
an old Iowa Central employee, but is
now with the NJ. X. & L. as assistant
storekeeper at Parsons, kas. Mr.. BY
ford has been offered a position with
the NJ. Il ST. L., under Superintendent
NJ. Sweeney, at Minneapolis, but he has
rot as yet decided whether he will ac-
cept or not. He goes from here to Min
reapolis to investigate the proposition.
county, who are to be at the annual
teachers normal institute, that begins
next Monday. arrived in the city
Thursday evening in order to take the
examinations that are conducted today
and tomorrow by Superintendent Hos
tettler at the high school study hall.
State Center's representation includes
Minnie, Edna and Lille Kuenecke,
pIh
Edith Wilkey. Grace Nichols. Florence
Cowan, Lottie Kerr, Agnes and Marie
Dowd, Emma Baie, Susie Richards.
May Ferguson, Rena Bryant. Will and
Charles Cowan. Wesley Stouffer Ed
Moore. Blanche Evans. Will. Susie and
Josie Gibson. Florence Guile and Josie
Hartman. From Gilman there arrived
Thursday evening Misses Minnie Head. !
Frances Miller Blanhce Stone and AM
ma Lowry Miss Winnie Woodard came
from LaMoille and Miss Lizzie Nell
rath from Grinnell
Messrs. Carroll and Biscoe Kibbey
went to Clear Lake Thursday night.
where they will get the l<ibbey quar-
ters of the Outing Club in shape for
the family's occupancy. DR.. and Mrs.
kibbey and daughter Gladys expect to
go to the lake tomorrow. On the Cd
prox the family will be Joined by
Messrs. Harold and Gerald ISibbey, who
sailed from Liverpool on the 23d inst.
on the Cunard line steamer "Saxonia,"
for Boston. in company With their
cousin. Wales Kibbey. son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. d. Kibbey of Liscomb. The
Ilibbey twins and Wales Kibbey have
completed their five years study
abroad Three years of their study
have been spent i'm Strassburg and att
the Realschule. Freiburg, Germany, and
the last two at the Ripon grammar
school. Ripon, England. Upon his ar
rival here MIR. Wales kibbey will go to
I.iscomb to spend the remainder of the
summer with his parents. With his
cousins, Harold and Gerald. he will en-
ter the Milton Academy. at Milton,
Mass, In the fall. Mr.. iSiscoe kibbey.
who recently completed mis- work at st
Paul's School, will enter his junior year
at Harvard and Mr. Carroll ISibbey re-
terms to Harvard to take up the work of
his junior year
Under date of July 90 n correspond
ont of the New York Tribune sends the
following to his paper from Newport,
IL. T., announcing a wedding that inter
ests n number of Marshalltown people.
The bride is a cousin OF Miss Edith WA
ternan, and as she is east In that vi
entity it is presumed she was present at
the wedding: THE wedding of Lieuten-