Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-01
Go TO the Paragon for flrework.

! for 90 cefits. Lee x benedict.
New fancy belts neel5wear and all
the latest novelties at the Hawkeye.
Shoes at cost and less ut Hoyt's De-
partment Store. Come and get bar
gains.
Lost -Four keys on ring on Main or
South Third street. Reward for return
to 1-R. office.
DIR. Cora Williams, specialist, dis
eases OF women, children and obstetrics.
Office over the Fair store. Residence
sos West Main, phone 81.
Mrs Mary j. Lund and niece. Miss
Maude Swingley, left for Franklin
Grove, H.. this morning to visit rela-
tives. Mrs. Lund expects To make
an extended stay, but Miss Swing!eS
Will return after a visit of a few
weeks
Dudley Business College will reopen
Monday, Jul.- I. Recently it was de-
cided best to close for this week for a
vacation. A special summer term of
eight weeks will afford pupils who will
return to the public schools, good
opportunity to improve in special stud
les on drills, such as penmanship. book
keeping. arithmetic, spelling, etc. Start
in next Monday.
Mr.. Clarence Hyde of Oskaloosa, has
accepted a position in this city With
Mcbride & Will, beginning this morn
ing his duties as a clerk in the firm 5
uptown store. Mr.. Hyde has been
identified with Osilaloosa drug circles
for some time, having been employed
for three and onehalf years at the
Ber.sch & 6oal store. and for the past
year and half at the Blakeslee store.
C. II. Nenlare. timer by trade. was
arrested Monday afternoon on an in
formation filed by NJ. r. Powers. pro-
prietor of the Cottage Hotel, which un-
til recently occupied the building now
run under the name of the Spencer
House. for refusing to settle board
bill. Nenlare's hearing was set for !
c clock Monday afternoon, but during
the afternoon the prisoner who had
been released on his promise to appear,
secured a team and went TO Conrad. He
was rearrested by Constable Leech ard
vas given his hearing in Justice w. M.
Clark': court this afternoon at o'clock.
He was found guilty of the charge. and
because of his failure to appear when
his first trial was set was given fifteen
days at hard labor.
Mr. ]. l.. Carney left Monday night
for an extended tour in the British Isles
and Europe. to extend over period of
about six weeks. Mr.. Carney expects
to sail from New York on the 18th. on
the Celtic, one of the finest of the
White Star Line steamers. On landing
at Liverpool he will join a party of
twenty or thirty other tourists and will
proceed to London, to remain for Il
week. From the English capital the
Iarty will go to The Hague Rotterdam
and other points Of interest in Holland.
They will then journey to Brussels, and
from there to Paris. where they will
stop for week. After leaving Paris
The party will yeturn to London and,
starting from there, will make trip
bS coach thru the interior of the
island, bringing up at Chester. from
which city they will proceed to E,din
burgh and Glasgow, sailing for home
from the latter city. Mr. Carney ex-
poets to return about the middle OF
August.
The changes on the Northwestern
recently announced in these columns,
Went into effect at midnight Monday,
practically new lot of officials, I
or rather theaold officials in new capa-
cities. Mr.. r. II. Ashton, who was
superintendent of the Iowa
division, at Boone, and later general |
is the new assistant
general manager, and Mr.. w. ID. Cam
lillion. heretofore, assistant superin- |
rendent, is general superintendent Mr.. !
William ID. Beck, Who was recently
nade assistant superintendent of the I
lcwa division, headquarters Boone. has
been made superintendent of the north-
arn Iowa Division. Eagle Grove, sue
1eeding f. Il. Pechin. who goes to tho |
Wisconsin division. Trainmaster G.. W..
DALEY, formerly chief dispatcher at /
Eagle Grove. and few months ago
made trainmaster at Clinton. succeed
ing S. II. Brown, is now assistant sup
Mr. cantillion came west
over the line to Tama this morning on
No. %. and from that point left for
from that point general tour of in |
spection.
Central fire station is now complete |
md was turned over to the committee /
1t O'Clock Monday afternoon. The |
members of the committee expressed I
themselves as being highly pleased /
With the up-town station and it's |
.quipment AS soon as the apparatus |
Vas installed the work of training the |
horses and crew was commenced, and |
he station is now ready to answer fire |
'alls. The bays ut the up- town station
ire certainly a fine team, and make AN
excellent appearance. The team is be-
ng taken at regular intervals by |
Driver Charles Roupe and put thru
heir routine work. Marshalltown is /
aow thoroughly equipped with a first
lass department., of which she can be
Justly proud. This morning at 4 o'clock
both the central station crew and that
If station No. . We're out for a practice I
'un and drill. Hose was laid, and con-
lections made, and enough water
brown at an imaginary blaze to time
he men in getting in readiness for a
ire. The City National Bank building
vas used by the men in testing the en-
ension ladders. and the firemen We're
bile to reach the top of the structure
With ease.
A case that is attracting consdera-
Die interest among medical men of the
.ity is that of Mrs. w. q. Winslow. of
Jewell Junction, who is i'll at LaMoille