Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-21
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Challies tomorrow for cents a yard.
Lee & Benedict.
Watermelon and ice cream at
Breckle's dining hail tomorrow for sup
per.
There will be an excursion over the
Chicago Great Western to ST. Pau. and
Minneapolis July -, So for the sound
trip.
Plan to attend the ice cream social
given by the Court of Honor at loo
South Second Avenue next "Wednesday
evening.
Mr. w. s. Robbins left for Chicago
Sunday morning to consult a specialist
regarding his health and TO visit With
his other for few days.
Mr. j. S. Bailey. of C;rinnell, spent the
day in the city. coming TO consult
physician concerning his health. MI.
Bailey is suffering from acute organic
trouble.
The Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society
will be entertained "Wednesday after
noon by Mrs George Trautmann ana
Mrs. c. l.. Schoenhut. at the Traut-
mann home, co. West Main street.
Mrs. j. G. Pence was called to Union
Sunday morning by word announcing
the serious illness of her sister, Mrs +.
b. Shutes. Mrs. Shutes has Just re-
turned from a visit north and was taken
i'll while away.
SUNDAY Mornings Des Moines News
saws: ed Dorsheimer was arr:lgned III
police court Saturday afternoon. he
pleaded guilty and trial was set Tor
next Monday afternoon on the charge
of incest. No bail was given"
The monthly shift of the police force
occurred Sunday at - o'clock. In the
depot district officer Clark will have
the night beat and officer Weaver the
day. and up town officer Hanson VIII
be on duty days and Officer Hurd
nights.
a pleasant family reunion was held
at the home of Mr. j. S. Mcneil, so
Bromley street. today. Mrs j. ). Ruth
erford and children. of Chicago. daugh-
ter and grandchildren of Mr.. Mcneil,
and Rev. A. w. Mcneil, of Arion, son,
We're present.
The Court of Honor will have an en-
tortainment on Stewart Easons lawn
All 106 South Second avenue on
Wednesday evening, July %. in honor
of the seventh anniversary of their or
ganization. Ice cream and cake VIII be
served. Everybody invited.
G.. r. Haas was in Liscomb Sunday,
spending the day at the home of his
wife's parents, M. and Mrs. Nj. G. Up
dixie. Mrs. Updike is quite critically ill
With an attack of peritonitis. and it is
feared that owing to her advanced
years the result may prove fatal.
Good progress is being made, consid-
ering the condition of the weather. on
the curbing and cutters preparatory to
laying the new asphalt pavement on
Third street. The curbing and cutters
were finished between Fremont and
state streets, on the west side, today.
Miss Juliet Allen. who has been in the
city for the past month as the guest of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Chamberlain. left for her home in Nc
Gregor this morning. Miss Winifred
Chamberlain accompanied her and will
visit relatives in Dubuque and Cresco
before her return
Mr.. NJ. c. Dakin. Mr.. and Mrs. Will,
Daliin and son Mckinley. Mrs. Frank
Ball and son Mack. Mrs. j. l.. McMa-
lion and son Jerome. Mrs Marion Rich
ards Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Schilling, Mr..
a. p. Woolston. Mr.. Henry Pfantz and
MIR. George German, all of State Cen
ter. We're circus visitors in the city Sat-
urdaN.
Do You want set of dishes for a
birthday or a wedding present? We
have a larger stock to select from than
YOU can find anywhere in the city,
either Haviland china or semi porce-
lain We have twenty-five of those
elegant decorated semi porcelain sets.
Choice for $69S. Also ten stock pat
terms in decorated dinner ware to Sc
Ilect from. Temple of Economy. Green
stamps.
Articles of incorporation were filed
this morning by the Vail Gasoline Gas
Machine Company. The incorporators
are John ID. Vail. Merritt Greene and
Sturgis r. Arson, with a capital stock
Of $4,000. The board of directors arc
Merritt Greene. John D. Vail, l.. w
Robbins. Sturgis r. Arson and C. G. st
1 Clair. of which Merritt Greene is pres-
dent: c. G. st. Clair. vice president; anG
John d. Vail. secretary and treasurer.
Conductor W. w. White. of the Cen
trail. who has charge of the Newton
branch passenger run. brought to tho
Lefty Sunday afternoon n train of five
| cars of stock that We're transferred here
to the Northwestern for Chicago. Mr.
/ Whites trip was for a double purpose
/ While here his engine. No %, in charge
4 of Engineer Oscar Scheduling, was takel
into the shops for light repairs. Th4
| train returned south to Newton with
two extra coaches to handle the circus
crowds into Oskaloosa today.
| The friends of A. l.. UtZ formerly OF
| this city, but for several years engaged
/ in the photo business in Chicago, his
speciality being platinum portraits. th,
| finest made in this country, as many
Marshalltown people can testify, viii
/ be pleased to learn that he is Very pros
porous and has several Marshalltowl
/ people employed. The firm is known
! as the Matzene Company. of which Mr.
| Utz is president. The studio is located
at 1872 Michigan avenue and the room:
are elegantly furnished. Mr.. Ut;
would be pleased to see all his ole
I Marshalltown friends when in Chicag,
isapj have, them make his pa rlorS thei