Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-03

| Oranges, lemons bananas. etc, for
the Fourth a, Reynolds x Sheldon's.
The Fifth String" illustrated by
Christy. a charming gift book by Sousi,
at Liebigs.
For Sale OF Rent-Six- room cottage.
with barn No. 40S SwayZie street. III.
| y. Rodgers.
| Tomorrow morning until IL o'clock
| al White shirt waists and white para
soils at great reductions. Lee & Bene-
d,c;.
DR.. Cora Williams specialist, dis
eases of women. children and obstetrics.
Office over the Fair store. Residence
sos West Main, phone g..
| The Northwestern Chicago special,
No. 4. did not reach Marshalltown
| Wednesday afternoon until $50. being
| delayed at Council Bluffs because of
washouts on the Union Pacific. \ spe
cial section was run east out of Boone
on schedule time.
| Up to 10 o'clock this morning the
river had fallen slightly since yester
| day, but owing to the heavy rains north
of here ii is expected that it will again
I rise. The rainfall here. from the read
| ing made by Observer Jones at o'clock
this morning was .S4.
The installation of officers of Goethe
lodge. which was to have taken place
"Wednesday evening, was postponed
until Wednesday evening. July 8. This
was done owing to the fact that the
of np ri orr,
terfered with the attendance.
Messrs. L. j. Kelly Jacob Gable and
c. r. Gephart, of Denison, a committee
representing the town, spent Wednes-
cay il: the city for the purpose of see
ing the attractions at the carnival and
engaging those to their liking for a
street fair to be held at Denison the
first week in September.
The postoffice hours on the Fourth
will be observed the same as on Sun
days. with window delivery between
$3.50 and 1890. A general collection
will be made by the carriers in the aft
ternoon. The rural carriers Will not go
out tomorrow, q ruling of the depart
ment to that effect having been re-
ceived Wednesday evening. to the eff
feet that every rural carrier in the
country was to be given a holiday.
Those members of the Roundabout
Club who are in the city enjoyed one
of their pleasant picnic suppers at the
home of Misses Grace and Maude Full
mer Wednesday evening. After sup
per a season at ping pong was en-
joyed Those present were Mrs Fred
aric l. SI,c
f. NJ. Legg and Miss Mary Miller. The
guests of the club We're Miss Georgia
Legg. of Pontiac H.; Miss Grace Bar
Der, of Chicago, and Mrs. Irving j. Rist
of Clemens.
The town of Union is planning for
big celebration on July 4. Attorney
Longnecker, of Dubuque. has been in
vited to act as orator of the day, and
the residents of the town are expecting
to have one of the biggest days in many
years. A ball game has been arranged
between State Center and Written, and
the Union Gun Club is assisting in the
arrangements by providing a fine pro-
gram to he enjoyed in the afternoon.
Several target events are scheduled,
and a purse of between 5000 and $500
has been hung up. The shoot alone will
attract several from this city. and
from several other points in
the state have signified their intentions
of being present.
Engineer "Ote" Nugent, of the Cen
trail, sent Wednesday in the city In at
tendance at the carnival. in company
with Mr. Wilson Chase. Mr.. Nugent
and Mr. Chase are both interested in
the Eclipse Mining and Milling Com
pany. of Oskaloosa. corporation con-
trolling British Columbia gold mines
in which several Marshalitown bust
ness men are also interested. Mr.. Chase
was. until last Monday cashier In the
office Of the H. L. Spencer Company, at
Oskaloosa but will hereafter devote
his time to the mining company's aft
fairs, having been made secretary of
the company. He expects to leave for
Kremeos, B. c.. on the 18th. to organ
ize the business end of the company.
Mr. George d. Cook, formerly of Mar
shalltown. but more recently OF Elgln,
where he has been engaged In the pno-
tograph business left Wednesday eve
ming for TT. Madison. where ne VIII /
look over the situation with the view
of again engaging in business. Mr..
Cook disposed of his business at Ell |
gin five weeks ago, and for the past
three weeks has been visiting in COM
pany with his wife, at the home of the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson, at IaMoille. MIR. Cook is
very we'll pleased over the prospects
at TT Madison, and will likely decide
to locate there. Mrs. Cook will re-
main at LaMoille until after her hus- |
band decides whether or not he will |
move to TT. Madison.
This mornings Des Moines Register
and Leader says: John Banks and
wife, of Ankeny, Iowa, came to the city
last evening" and Mrs. Banks succeeded /
ir getting away from him. Banks asked
the police to help him locate his wife. /
and she was found In a hotel in room
With John McCogan. A charge of adult |
terry was preferred by the husband, ana
the case Will be tried on July .. Mrs.
Ranks formerly resided In MARSHALL |
tcwn She states that she is falsely ac-
cused and that the trial of the case will
rot develop any improper relations on
her part Banks and his wife will be I
here as having had con-
difficulty at one time and an
other. and more particularly over the |
custody of one of their children.
General Superintendent c. w. Hunt |
ington. of the General Railroad OF New |