Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-31
DR.. Boucher, 2os South Third Ave.
Dr.. Billiard. osteopath. % East Main.

Dr. Billiard osteopath, % East Main
DR.. Trotter-oflice in Hopkins build
| ing.
Take your laundry to Flitton's or
phone and the wagon will call.
| The maximum temperature for Tues
Gay was 90, within two degrees of the
hottest day of the summer. The mimi
mum was 81.
! All of our accounts will be left with
an attorney for collections. Ii you wish
to save cost You had better settle be-
fore we so. Bromley's shoe store.
Buggy tops, cushions, backs, side
curtains or anything in carriage trim
ming. Old work repaired c. f. Web
ster, rear of Humlong's, 20 North Cen
ter street.
School will soon commence, you will
need shoes then for your children. We
can save You % per cent. You had
better buy before sizes are broken.
| Brcmley's shoe store.
On Sunday, Monday and "Wednesday
of next week. special trains bearing
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will pass thru the city en- route to the
national Pythian convention in Cali
fornia. The trains are all from points
east Of Chicago.
President A. Rosenberger and F'inan-
(, cial Agent f. II. Clifford, of Penn Col
ilege, Oskaloosa, arrived in the city
; Tuesday evening, and spent today here
looking after matters of business per
itaining to the college. The prospects
are that Penn College will receive an
other endowment from Friends resid-
ing in this county.
Another labor organization is to be
added to the already long list of or
ganized labor in this city tonight. Tho
stone cutters will meet tonight for the
purpose of organizing and selecting of
ficers. A charter has been held by
this branch of labor at Quarry, which
included this city. The charter is to
be removed to Marshalltown.
The Railroad Y. NJ. c. a. began this
morning the work of getting the ground
near Moninger's in shape for the camp
that is to be held the first two weeks of
August Wells will be dug and other
sanitary conditions arranged for so
that the camp viii be ready for the jul
niors the first of the coming month.
Indications point to a larger attendance
this year than last.
Joe Weidman, well-known North
western passenger conductor, former
ly on the main line runs on this di-
vision but now in charge of a passen
City and Hawarden branch, passed
thru the city Tuesday evening. accom-
panied by his wife and little son, being
on his way home to Des Moines from
a brief visit in Clinton.
Z. j. Robb, who runs a restaurant
on North First avenue, filed an infor-
nation against Mrs. May Snow-Per-
Kns this morning charging her with
disorderly conduct. Robb claims that
the women has occupied rooms over
his place of business and has made of
herself a nuisance ty drinking and
causing q disturbance. She was ar
rested and brought before Mayor Jones,
who gave her until Thursday to leave
the city.
The old FLAT iron" near the corner
of South First avenue and Railroad
street, that has housed more disorderly
characters than probably any other
building in town. is soon to be thing
of the past. The building for years has
been the rendezvous of many tough
characters, especially among the col
ored population, and has been nuis-
ance to the police and an eyesore to the
residents of that part of the city. Crime
and disorder. however. are giving away
to progress and Improvement, and, I'M
der the hands of workmen, the old she'll
is fast losing the appearance that 1t has
had for so many years.
A meeting of the retail grocers will /
be held tomorrow evening to begin the
arrangement of the program for the
annaul picnic to be held in Des Molnes (
Aug. o. The outlook for the picnic is
most fattering. and it appears as if the I
attendance would be larger than at
either of the other picnics. held at
Clear Lake. The arrangement OF the
program will be a big task for the corr
mittee, composed of |. 7. hlrby. 1. L.
Forbes S. William and Ed Sheriden I
The prizes from wholesalers in differ
ent parts of the country are slow In
coming in, and not until the entire list T
is complete will the program be ready +
for announcement
The Upton Advertiser says of we'll |.
known Northwestern engineer: Lewis
Ziegenfus, who has had the Upton /
Stanwood run on the Northwestern for
the past three years, has been pro-
NOTED TO the best passenger run on the I
main line. He will pull the limited I
train known as the Colorado special I
from Clinton to Boone, and on the re-
turn trip will pull the Portland special t
In addition TO giving him long time I
at home between trips, his new run
paws $50 month more than the one
he has and is more desirable in every |
way Only highly skilled engineers and I
men who are not afraid to run fast are
assigned to these runs, but Zig ough! /
to have no trouble to hold T. down after
his experience on the Cedar Rapids and |
Upton flyer He has been in the |
service of the road for thirty-si years
as engineer
Mayor Jones has received a notice
of the meeting of the 18th session of
the Trans Mississippi Commercial Con-
gress which is to be held at ST. Paul,
August 10, 20, 81 and %. The governor
OF each state and territory and the
mayor of every city over 5000 is en-
fitla6 ia a,a,,oipt Ieleu,tac follouc.