Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-05
Olson for picnic goods.
Try the Middle West" cigar
DR.. Boucher, 20S South Third Ave.


July clearing sale starts Monday.
Bannatyne x Lay.
Quick Meal gasoline stoves never fail.
schimdts hardware store.
"A Drone and a Dreamer. story ev-
cry one can enjoy. a; l.iebis's.
DR.. w NJ. Choate, dentist. Office
over the Fair store. Phone g..
Bargns in the best line of ham
mocks in the city at Simmons book
store.
Special prices on field fence, %. %. IS.
and 81 cents. Sehmidt's hardware
store
Nine dollars aud ninety-eisht cents
is the price of any of our fine suits up
ia SIS. W. III. Burrows.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Guild Will be held at the home
of Mrs. II. S. Lawrence on Monday.
July I. at the usual hour.
George Sievers. of Gilman. was talk
en- ill while in the city and was re-
moved to the Getz hospital. He was able
this morning to return to his home.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Garfield. of
lists. are conducting a mission at the
corner of Seventh avenue and Main
street Services are held at and $50
o'clock each afternoon.
Mr. j. A. Thompson. of Dumont. re-
turned home yesterday. after stay OF
four weeks He is very we'll satisfied
With the results of DR.. Kierulff's care
1u! treatment in his case.
Members and friends of the Marietta
Friends Sunday school, to the number
OF 106, piclSnicked Friday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Seamans. at
Marietta. A very enjoyable day was
spent.
Rev. and Mrs. w. a. Garfield, of
Green Bay. Wis. are the parents of a
daughter, born to them Friday morning.
Mrs. Garfield will be better remem-
bered. perhaps, as having formerly been
Miss Clara Boardman. of this city.
j. j. Mahoney, of Belmond, formerly
travelling freight agent of the Iow.l
Central. with headquarters in Mar
business matters pertaining to his ele
vator interests at Belmond and Kama
Wha
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Leech entertained
at dinner and supper Friday a group of
their friends and relatives. Those pres
ent from out of the city We're Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Is. DeVore and Miss Mattie.
Bach, of Dies Moines. and Mrs. Law
renee Bentley and family, of Tama.
The approximate earnings of the
Iowa Central railway for the fourth
week of June We're s75,277, an increase
ever the same week of 1901 of S22,3SS.
The total approximate earnings for the
month We're s204.335. an increase of
S26,a36 over the corresponding month
of last year.
Mr.. Burieigh Milton. who was form
erly With the general passenger Depart
mcnt of the Iowa Central in this city
as advertising agent, arrived in the city
Friday. Mr.. Milton came here for the
purpose of packing his household goods
for shipment to Minneapolis. where he
will make his future home. Mr.. Milton
Is now advertising agent for both the
NJ. and st. l.. and the Iowa Central.
The Union Gun Club held most sue
cessful shoot Friday. there being fifteen
entries. The meet was divided into
events of Is and % birds each Three
monies We're given with each event.
Hooh, of Jewell Junction. was high
average gun. with 273 out of a possible
SEQ: Sheldon, of Mason City, was
second with 272. and j. A. Lane, of this
city, third, with 2T1. Lane came in for
the largest share of the money in the
different events.
Several young people from out of the
city spent the Fourth as the guests of
Mr.. Will Michaels and Miss Florence
Michaels. The guests at the Michaels
home We're Miss Faye Cutler, of Wa
terloo: Misses Anna and Emma Evan
SON and Miss Ida Klove, of North
wood Miss Louise kove, of Des
Moines: Miss Sue Sweat of Toledo:
Miss Edna Pion. of Rockwell: Mr.. Earl
Mason. of Des Moines, and Mr.. j. d.
Blue, of ST. Louis.
Iowa Central employees composing the
steam shovel No. crew, at work on a
cut north of Oslaloosa, spent the
Fourth in the city. coming to see the
cornwall. The crew is doing some ex-
cellent work on the cut, loading from
eighty to l25 cars per day. The per-
sonnet of the crew is William Dwyer.
engineer; James Palette. cranesman: +.
r., StouCner Burt Wallace. Ed Reecer
and George Fetzer, blockmen: Frank
Sfeeley fireman, and William O'Brien
Waterman.
l.. S. Brown. of $40 South Third
experienced quite a severe yet
peculiar accident while at work Thurs
day. He happened to be handling some
cases of pop when one of the bottles
exploded, the bottom striking him on
the chin and cutting a cash one and
Cne half inches in length and to the
bone. Several small pieces of glass
We're removed from the wound which
had to be stitched. 1t is not antici-
pated that any serious consequences
will follow.
President W. II. Darner and Secre-
lary N. w. Lundy, OF the Iowa Ciideons.
went to Cedar Rapids Friday morning,
where they will be present ut the an
nual convention of the National Asso-
citation of Gideons. which began there
Friday and will continue over Sunday
Mrs. Dainer and Mrs. Lundy left Fri
day afternoon for the Rapids and will
also be present al the convention. One
hundred and twenty five Christian