Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-06

| Do you smoke the Middle West?"
DIR. Janss, surgeon and physician.
George ]. Alien, scientific optician.
Drs. Fry. Homeopathic phys. surg
The Leopard's spots story of
the White Mans Burden at l4iebig's.
Wire fly killers at sehmidts hard
ware store, headquarters for handy
things.
An early inspection of our trousers
bargains will repay YOU. Hopkins the
popular tailor.
Lords of the North" dedicated TO
pioneers and their descendants whose
heroism won the land. at Liebig's.
Miss Nlatena Nelson left this morn
ing for Cedar Falls. where she Will he
The guest of Miss Bess Persol for Il few
C.; Us. Miss Nelson expects To be present
q, The opening of the Waterloo Country
Clubs new home this evening.
The second section of Northwestern
passenger No. 3 that passed thru this
city about $50 this morning had on
board u party of siNty-tive Rathbone
Sisters from Madison. Wis, and vicinity
destined To san Francisco to attend the
supreme lodge meeting.
Mr. Phil sheridan, of pes Moines;
Mr. ana Mrs James Farrell. of Musca-
tine. ana Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Whalen and
SON William. of 0sialoosa. arrived in
the city this morning to attend the flu
neral of Mrs Mary Buckley. that was
held this afternoon at st. Malys
church.
The w. c. II L. gave reception
TUESDAY night at the residence o: Mrs.
w. Howard No. 5oo North Center stree,
in honor of Rev. \. j. Wheeler who is
in the city lecturns before the teach
ers institute and Rev. and Mrs. q. ~.
Ellet Some forty or fifty guests We're
present and the evening MS spent IN
listening to a varied musical program
and short address by the honored
guests. Light refreshments We're
served.
Iowa Central wrecking outfit was
sent north this morning To Mason City
TO place on the track the tank OF engine
No 100. that left the rails and fell into
the turn table pit while being turned
at that city Tuesday night. Engine No.
100 went north out of here TUESDAY
evening" pulling train No. 80. and while
being turned for the return trip Il few
hours lated the tank left the track ana
fell into the pit below. The tank WAS
considerably damaged by the fall. but
no one was injured. The wrecker left
at about $50 and returned to the city
this afternoon.
The members of the Luxiert Bible
class spent a pleasant afternoon and
evening at the home of Mr.. and MIS-. j..
L. Ruopp three and one half miles south
east OF the city Thursday The crowd
Went out early in the afternoon and
took with them a picnic supper that
was enjoyed later in the evening.
Those present We're Mesdames Dudley,
Barkhur Coyle, Culley. Travis, Long.
Millhiser, Dewey. Ruth. Kirby and chill
dren. Reynolds and son. Gruver. Brink
erhoff and children, and Roupp and
sons. The guests of the clubs were Mr..
and Mrs. Kline and Mesdames Forrey.
Nitek, Elder and Miss Helen Kirby and
Master Carl Voorhees,.
The members of the Marshalltown
base ball team left this morning over
the Chicago Great Western for Newton,
where they met the team of that city
this afternoon. The men went as far as
Baxter by rail and from there drove
overland to their destination. The boys
have "a strong proposition to go
against this afternoon. as Newton has
always maintained Il good nine. The
local team has been furnishing the city
with the best of ball games and has re-
ceived anything but the patronage they
have deserved. To make up the de-
ficiency that is likely to exist a COM
mittee visited several of the business
men Tuesday morning, asking for small
donations. About $50 was raised i'm a
short time and as the amount any one
person will be asked to contribute is
small it is not thought but that q good
sum will be realized. The personnel of
today's nine was Salisbury. catch;
Maxwell, pitch: Bailey. first: Scott.
second; Kent third: Griffin short stop
ABBOTT left field: Cook. center field: and
c. Kent. right field. The team meets
State Center Friday at State Center.
The work of getting North Third
street In readiness for the paving is
progressing as rapidly as the condition
of the soil after the heavy rain of Sun
day night will permit. The cement curb
and gutter has been completed almost
to the end of where the paving will be
laid. and about two two blocks of exca-
waiting has already been finished and
rolled preparatory to the placing of the
concrete foundation. The work of lay
ing the foundation commenced today
and will be pushed as rapidly as pos
sible. The large five ton steam roller,
used for rolling the street and asphalt
covering when laid tipped over Tues
day Afternoon while being taken across
the street car track. The massive ma
chine fell on its side and Was only
righted after considerable work The
roller was not broken and the engineer.
in charge at time it fell jumped and
saved himself from injury. Now that
the culbing has been laid. and the exact
width of the street can he plainly seen.
some OF the residents OF North Third
street are of the opinion that it should
lave been made wider From curb to
curb it does look narrow, when COM
pared with the width of the sidewalks
and parking on either side.
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