Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-01
Do you smoke the Middle West?"
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.

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office free.
Saturday is the last day of our grea
sale. Many bargains still left. Ban
natyne & Lay.
Colored mercerzcd understands $115
s. and $50 values. SATURDAY only 81
Ecents. The Fair
Flitton's Steam Dye Works for press
ing. They will call for and delivel
it promptly. % cents per suit New
phone Ill, "a West Church street.
School will soon commence. YOU will
need shoes then for your children. We
can save you % per cent You hat
better buy before sizes are broken
4 Bromley's shoe store.
/ Wanted-Men and teams. Twenty
five men $1.7o per day ten teams sS.5'
per day. Pay every Saturday. The
Barber Asphalt Paving Company. NORTH
Third street Marshalltown.
4 j. j. Soorholta, of Melbourne, is plain
4 tiff in an action filed this morning il
the district court. in which he asks
a judgment for sS2.95, at per cent
from July !. and costs of suit, from
Otto Heberly and Wife.
Marshal C. S. Moods, of Melbourne
brought to the city this morning one
/ William Kennedy. a Milwaukee, rail
road laborer. who was sentenced
Thursday afternoon by Mayor w. n
Dickerson TO thirty days in Jail for
INVESTIGATION.
Advance sale of lamps You will soon
| want lamps. To make August a bis;
month we will offer some extra values
every day until Aug. 10 and will give
Il discount of % per cent on all lamps
over So This will be big saving to
you later. Bee Hive.
DR. r. j. Atkins. OF Moravia. propri-
etor of the Minnetonka Medicine COM
pany, which has been filling an en-
gagenent at State Center. spent Thurs
day in the city looking after bust
ness matters. DIR. Atkins closes at
State Center Saturday night.
Foreman c. Nodland, OF the kreutzer
& Wasem factory. arrived home Thurs
day evening from Rolla. \. D.. where he
was called ten days ago by the serious
llness OF his mother. Mrs. Inger Nod
land. Mrs. Nodland is very much in-
proved and now considered out of dan
ser.
Deputy Sheriff Hutson served the
Boone county injunction upon Frank
l.. Marcy, a State Center druggist,
Thursday. restraining him from dis
posing OF his interest in the drug stock
otherwise than by the retail trade.
The deputy sheriff also levied on Mr..
Marcy's household goods and had them
stored. subject to the order of Judge
Whitaker, before whom the divorce
proceedings brought by Mrs. ANN
Marcy. VIII come at the next term OF
court. Mrs. Marcy only left her hus
band few weeks ago.
Presiding Elder j. b. Abrook of Mt
Vernon. ana who was formerly pas
tor of the Methodist church OF this city.
was in town this morning between
trains. being on his way to hold quar-
terly conferences AT various nearby
points. He conducted a conference al
Albion this morning. and a; Minerva
this afternoon. Saturday he Will be in
State Center. Melbourne and Rhodes,
and Sunday morning Will occupy the
pulpit at Rhodes. In the afternoon he
will preach at Melbourne and in the
evening at State Center.
Clerk of the Courts Thomas H.
Meader, of Hardin county. Mr.. Robert
hun of t,ldora, and Mr.. Harry Turner
of Steamboat Rock, We're in the city
Thursday afternoon. being on THEN
way home from Des Moines, where
they bad been to attend the state con
and work for the interests of |
John c. Crockett, of E.ldora, for clerk |
of the supreme court. The Hardin
men expressed their regrets |
that Hon. N. S. Ketchum. of this city
was not successful in his race for the
railway commissionership. and said
that three fourths of the Hardin dele, /
cation would have been personally ir
favor of ketchum had not their sup
port been pledged along other lines.
n turthering the chances of the THIRD
district candidates.
II. ]. Benson went TO Union Thursday
evening, where he will remain for Il few
lays looking after the efforts to again
change the course of the Iowa river
Jack into it's old channel. The river
ormed a new channel it will beremem-
tered, during the recent high water,
zushing thru the new bed, 100 feet wide, t
md leaving practically no water to pass
,Ner the dam 1t is thought by anchor
ng huge logs in the new channel. filling
II a large quantity of brulh and build
ng a wide, heavy levee crosswise of the
Freak the water can be turned and
gain forced into the old channel and
'ver the dam. 1t is thought now that
musk rats are directly responsible for
he levee giving away in the first place.
Evidences have been found where the
little animals had been working and
igging thru the levee. The holes made !
flowed the water to work in and. with ,
he terrific force it attained, TO carry /.
he earth away.
Ladies' shirt waists one half price.
he Fair.
The Congregationalists of the city
ppear to oe having an exceptionally \
ard time in securing q pastor to sue
eed Rev. g. r. Boardnan, now of Red I
ak \ large number of candidates ,
ave been given trials, and Yet the con- &
regation can not quite reach an agree e
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