Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-28

Now is the time to get a hammock
for little or nothing at Simmons book
store.
/ Culley's coffees and teas are not
equalled in quality, price considered.
Try them.
When looking for good sewing ma
chine stop AT schmidt's hardware store.
Agency for the New Home.
Miss Judith Cornell who has been
suffering for the past week with an at
tack of erysipelas. is somewhat inn
proved.
Governor S. Is. Packard left Sunday
evening for Des Moines. where he Will
/ remain until after the state republican
! convention.
! Mr.. 1. S. Willard, who has been con-
'fine5l to his home several days With an
attack of scatica, is able to be out and
at his office a portion of each day. He
is still far from being Well however.
| Arthur S. Tiffany vs.. Ina Tiffany is
the title of a petition for divorce. filed
| in the district court this morning. Will
full desertion is stated as the cause for
faction. Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany We're mar
ried in Muscatine Feb. %. 1899.
Miss May Stone returned Saturday
evening from ColfaN. where she has
been in attendance at the district as.
sembly OF the Epworth League. Before
going to colfaN Miss Stone visited
friends in Newton for Il fortnight.
ne piaSs lroieS Tor the central lre
floor and the sleeping apartments of
the men, up stairs, arrived this morning
and VIII be placed INTO position at once.
This completes the equipment of the
pulidihg.
Tho f,,,e,al of tba late Nre Nav T.,
iJa,risa,, was ba1d from tho residence.
~ ha, SON Nr i i Ha,,i,ran q, .. "a
CLOCK SUNDAY AFTERNOON ana was
largely attended by friends OF the de-
ceased ana fanliy. KEY. i. w. Parsons
oiiiciateu.
The heavy rains north durinp tha Last
few DAYS have again bad a no,icoa,,la
effect on the river SATURDAY and SIM
day the Iowa showed a rise of two feet
the water standing M the same ,.oint
.'iis iioiiiiiiS eiiat ~ uiu one Week ago
'ou's ~ iiooii.
Ralph Psenicka, the 7-vear-old son of
Councilman Anthony Psenicka. of the
Fifth ward. had the misfortune Satnr-
day. while at nlay on some dry goods NJ
the family home. sos Nav street 10 fan
and break his RICH, arm The FRACTURE
is n,,ite severe be;ne 1oc.+ad inc, ,,,o,.
'he wrist.
NJ ~ ,1 pa,;n:
~ 80 .,'ii',i y anu uaus. ii'ei
;. sN..'e. =! ''ii o'ui'' Niiiih'' VINO nave
io' W. "eehs az 'lie
,.pii'e VI ny ioi .d.lef' 1oiih ~.
as''V,' ~ i-lsooiiip' aitiNee IN lhe city
% ,'i oas evening ana VIII remain Tor a
l :, .i,,s-i' s.as d, 'he nome OF MIS-.
ny maximum temperature Tor 'he T
!" eil's tour houis ehdihs az a. M.
''oh"as WIS 90 MINIMUM o9. for TINS
iiioiiiiiis 'he report OF observer Jones
SHOWS .iie thermometer 10 nave reached
. degrees on SUNDAY. with mini
mum OF oV. The rainfall for the twen-
tS-iour hours ending at O'Clock Sun
day morning was -
The Marshall County Veterans Asso-
cation. which is to hold its annual re-
union at State Center next month, will
not nave the privilege of hearing Gov
efnor Cuininlns IN an address. Mr..
oummlhs mas notiiied the committee
that II VIII be impossible for him to be
present as he mas Set aside the month
OF Ausust lor mis- vacation.
The NJ = e,,.,s :. 49,.
saiS to make a second ORDER for tents
10 accommodate the senior members
from Aug. 10 10. rms order will be
placed Wednesday evening, until which
tiine REGISTRATIONS VIII be received.
Ihere VIII De an excursion rate for
th"se wishing TO go out nj 6:lO eve
hlnSs' returning each morning.
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Fletcher. ct al, the former as trustee
for Spencer Il Jayne, was filed this
morning. The last action is against the
Manchester Fire Insurance Company,
of Manchester. England and is to re-
cover on $1,000 policy held on the
of the fremont block, de-
stroyed by fire March I.