Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-02

The Fighting Bishop, at l.iebigs.
Drs. Fry, Homeopathic phys. surg
Take your repairing TO rliton's Steam
Dye Works.
The finest perfumes in the city, Alex
ander Drug Go.
The Mississippi Bubble" the novel
most talked about today at Liebiss.
Chicken. ice cream and Watermelon
for sunday dinner at Breckle.s dining
hail.
Flitton's Steam Dye Works for press
ms. They will call for and deliver
it promptly. % cents per suit. New
phone Ill, "A West Church street.
Wright's green house. lls North
Third street. two blocks from Main
Roses. carnations. asters and gladiolia
for sunday bouquets. open from to
H.
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
Bromley's shoe store.
Wanted Men and teams. Twenty
five men sl15 per day. ten teams $50
per day. Pay every Saturday. The
Barber Asphalt Paving Company, North
Third street Marshalltown.
Rev. w. c. smith. of Albion, went to
Barnes City. Mahaska county. Friday
evening. where he will remain over
Sunday. filling the pulpit OF the Chris
tian church both morning and evening.
Mrs. George Iecbe left for Fremont.
Neb.. this morning, where she will visit
for Week With her SON. Mr.. Elmer
l.ldrielge. ana family. Mr.. Eldridse is
iii the tea and coffee business in that
city.
Tana Herald Mir. Zen Homer was
taken sick SUNDAY morning and has
since been confined to his bed. threat
ened with typhoid fever. He has not
been feeling very Well for several
weeks.
owing to some much needed repairs
To our power house ii Will be necessary
for us to discontinue all electric service
from a. IN. to $50 a. M, Sunday, Aug.
Sd. Marshalltown Light Power &
Railway Company.
Rev. o. d. Elicit. editor of the Iowa
Prohibitonist. Went to Des Moines Fri
day evening. where he spent today on
business, and from there goes to Rip
pey, where he will fill his regular APP
in the Methodist church
Sunday.
The work on the new Click school
is progressing rapidly. and the
foundation for the structure is fast
nearing completion. Material is arriv-
ing on the ground daily for the build
ing and it will be pushed to completion
as rapidly as possible.
A telegram TO the police from Rein
Beck Friday evening asked that the
Chicago Great Western passenger No.
he watched for a negro. carrying an
olive green colored grip who was
wanted at Reinbeck for theft. Officer
Clark met the train and searched it.
but could find no one who answered the
description.
No more designations from last years
and it is presumed that all who have
not resigned will report for work at the
commencement of school. Superinten
ent +. L. Graft. of the high school. ar
rived in the city Friday, and will re-
main here for a few days. finishing the
of the high school.
Wednesday. Aug. 13. has been set
for the date of the annual Clemens field
day. The arrangements are progress
ing nicely and everything points to-
ward the meeting being d successfulone.
There is an enterprising lot of young
business men in the little Story City
branch town that is taking this way
of advertising the town and bringing
crowd together for a good time once
each year
John Little, one of the night switch
men in the Iowa Central yards. suffered
an accident Friday night, whereby he
lost the index finger of his right hand.
Mr.. Little was in the act of uncoupling
the engine from south bound passenger
No. g. ut an early hour this morning,
when his finger became caught between
The coupling rod and the corner of the
baggage car, crushing 1t badly. Ampu-
tation was necessary.
Last evenings Oskaloosa Herald
saws: * X. Kemble and wife nave
moved to Marshalltown where Mr..
will be With his son in the
green house business. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eemble have lived in Oskaloosa tWen-
,y-five wears and have made hosts of
friends here who regret to have them
leave Oskaloosa They are most eN-
.ellent people and we congratulate
upon securing them as
residents"
j. III. Wright has about completed his
new green houses at 113 North Third
street. There are two houses. one COX
so set with roses. and one house 2OXl0o
which will be set with carnations this
next week. The houses are modern in
every respect. the ventilation being OPP
Grated by one of the best machines on
the market Hot water Will be used
fo,. heating. a kroeschell boiler. the best
of its kind, being used. These new
houses. With the old ones located near
the cemetery. will give Nh Wright
more room than any other florist in
Iowa.
Secretary A. p. Spencer, of the West
ern Grocer Company. who has been in
the CITY this week auditing the books
of the NIarshalltown branches of the
returned to his home in Os-
kaloosa Friday evening. Mr.. Spencer
is not quite thru here. and will return
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