Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-26
,icvcles S12 at Furbush's.


George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Try the James Cooper 10 cent cigar.
THE Redemption of David Corson"
lat Liebg's.
Take your laundry to I'litton's or
phone and the wagon Will call.
In order to make room for n new fall
line we are selling everything Very low.
Simmons Book Store.
Ladies' all silk elbow mitts in pink,
light blue. yellow and black for 10 cents
tonight Lee & Benedict.
There will be an excursion over the
Chicago Great Western to st. Paul and
Minneapolis July -, So for the round
trip.
Ladies drop-sttch hosiery, 40 cent
cents: % cent quality. Il cents These
prices tonight only. The Fair.
Buggy tops, cushions, backs. side
curtains or anything in carriage trim
ming. Old work repaired. c. T.. Web
ster, rear of Humlongs 20 North Cen
ter street.
The Marshalltown base ball team will
meet the Armour & Co. Marshalltown
merchants team in a practice game
Monday at the F'inkle ball park. A good
game is expected.
Undoubtedly the best twenty-five
cent coffee now in Marshalltown is put
out by the Spencer-Letts Coffee Com
pany in one pound tin cans, and called
Imperial Mocha-lava coffee Always
on sale at Reynolds & Shedons.
Excursion to St Paul and Minneap-
oils via Iowa Central. Round trip rate
only So. going Sunday morning al l24o.
good for return passage on all trains
until Tuesday morning. leaving st.
Paul a. M: Minneapolis 9:35 a. m.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary +.
Harrigan will be held Sunday afternoon
at 9: 80 O'Clock from the j. III. Harrigan
home, Ill North Second street. Rev. DIR.
+. w. Parsons officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
III. A. Holman will arrive from San Ber-
nardino, Cal. at $50 tonight.
Deputy Sheriff Hutson was N the
Bangor neighborhood today subpoena
ing witnesses in the case of state KS.
Mahlon and Raymond Russell, for
threatening to commit a public offense.
The hearing is set for Monday after
noon in Justice Burritts court
Co r c. Let's. of the Western Gro
Ger Company. will arrive in the city
tomorrow morning to remain over
Monday, looking after business con-
nected with the local branch houses. He
will be Joined here by MIR. \. p. Spen-
GER of Oskaloosa, who also arrives to-
morrow morning.
The approximate earnings of the
Iowa Central railroad for the third
week of July were $46,429, an increase
over the corresponding period of last
year of S7,911. For the three weeks OF
the present month the road has earned
S14l,541, an increase of $22.909 over the
same three weeks of July. 1901.
Rev. r. w. Parsons of the Baptist
church, who is soon to leave the city
for his new home iii Mason City. was
rendered farewell reception, by the
members of his congregation, in the
church Friday night. The reception
was largely attended not Only by MEM
bers of the church but by others who
have known and respected Rev. Par
sons during his residence in this city.
A short musical program was rendered
following which refreshments We're
served A pleasant social time was en-
joyed by all.
Charles Eurom, a farm hand in the
employ of Henry Myers. living two and
one-half miles north of Albion was be-
fore Justice Robert DenDow Friday
charged with larceny. The complains
ing witness was j. II. Weatherly, of AL
bion, who alleged that Eurom rode to
his home Thursday night. asked to see
a new pair of gloves that he had bought
and, upon examining them, claimed
they were his property and road away
with them in his possession. Eurom
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
fined So and costs. The latter amounts
ing to 81, were paid, and the fine was
RENTED.
Word received in the city from Todd
Vile Linn county, announces the death
of Samuel P. Reed. a member of the
Soldiers Home Reed left this city
Wednesday to visit relatives in Todd
Vile, intending to go from there within
few days to Hot Springs. Ark, to take
treatment for iaundice. with which he
has been suffering for several weeks
Reed was a We'll known member of the
Home and had been at the institution
since Aug. g. 1891 He was member
of Company A. Thirty-first Iowa in
fantry, having enlisted in Toddville.
Aug. IL. 1861. He was discharged at
Cedar Rapids Aug. 1, 1865. Reed was
50 years OF age.
Constable Haas went to Oskaloosa
Thursday night and arrested Dick Bail
or on an information charging him
with the larceny of a mirror and sew
eral picture frames belonging to II. a.
Cohen. a representative of Chicago
picture firm. Cohen claims he left the
goods here at the Leland hotel in
charge of Bailor, With instructions to
forward them to him at Des Moines.
AS the picture frames and mirror did
not arrive Cohen came here and swore
out an information. Bailor was given
his hearing before Justice Burritt Fri
day He showed by the books of the
express company that he had shipped
the goods as requested, and was dis
charged
Mr.. Harley Hileman. we'll known
Marshalltown boy, now of Mason City,
who has been here for a few days With
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. CT. W. Hile-
man. of l12 North Sixth street. re-
turned HON Friday night. MIR. Hile-
man was occompa MED to the city bV his