Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-03
Dr. Mighell, surgeon and physician.

DR.. Nichols. Over 10 East Main.
See the new neckwear at NJ. +. An
drews'.
Infants moccassins 10 cents, Wednes-
day only. The Fair.
Choice tomorrow of any colored sill
waists in the store for 1919. Lee &
Benedict.
For "Wednesday only--69 cent and So
cent Wash dress goods at As cents a
yard. The Fair
Observer Jones repolt; one half inch
rainfall for the twenty hours end
ing at this morning.
For brick sidewalks, sodding, grading
or excavating of cellars, see T. L.
Lloyd new phone, SCI.
From this date / will not be respon-
s:ble for any debts contracted by my
son, George Gardner. Mrs. j. Bell.
Tomorrow, 5 dozen bingham and per-
Gale shirt waists for 43 cents. Not more
than one to each customer. Lee q Ben
edict.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c, crellin went to
Grinnell this morning. where they will
visit until tomorrow as the guests of
Miss Mary lesser
Mems half-hose sale tomorrow at the
Fair store Men or boys ribbed top
Rockford hose worth 10 cents sold to-
morrow only at cents. Five pairs
only to a customer. The Fair.
Grey Bros up to- date ladies' shoes,
the best on earth, at $2.75, former price
$3.50. You can not make money any
easier. We have them in heavy, medi-
UNI and light soles. Bromley's shoe
store.
a. f. Mitchell, foreman of Armour &
Co.'s plant in this city. left this morn
ing for Centervile, where he will take
charge of a carload of live poultry, to
be shipped from the Marshalltown
house to New York. The car goes over
the Rock Island, via Davenport.
Train No. 2, the evening south bound
passenger on the Iowa Central. was
three hours and forty minutes late into
this city last evening. The delay was
caused by engine No. II, pulling local
~
Hampton while endeavoring to pull out
on the Belmond branch in order to give
No. clear track.
Col. ]. NJ. Parker arrived home Mon
day evening from his Illinois trip of a
week. during which time he has been
visiting old school friends and hoyhood
playmates in Avon and Virgil, and i'or-
frja
Parker's visit to Avon and Virgil was
Tor the express purpose of delivering
-wo addresses on Memorial day.
DR.. William l.. Pearson, principal of
he Biblical department of Penn Col
eye, Oskaloosa, spent Monday in the
.ity. being on his way home from Wis
t to Bangor, where he spent Sunday
lmong the Friends in that community.
Dr.. Pearson preached Sunday morning
n the Bangor Friends church and in
he evening was at Stanford to conduct |
ervices. His day here was spent in
alling among friends of his church.
The employees of the Wells Fargo Ex-
lress Company of this city are in re-
eipt OF an order issued from the office
# Acting President Dudley Evars, of
San Francisco, stating that it is the de-
ire of the company that all able en-
,loyes should become members of the
Z. M. c. A. and that the company will
ssume one-ha,f of the expense in
urred in joining. 1t is expected that
great many of the Wells Fargo en-
loyes will take advantage CT this gen
rouS offer.
Quite good-sized party of northern
lndseekers and owners left this morn
lg on the Central and Great Western
Or points in the Dakotas and Mime
ota. Messrs. Frank Brennecke and A.
V. Head left for Hallock, and Messrs.
;. r. Idso, j. S. Brandon, II. C. Louns-
erry and Captain E. c. Mcmillan for
rookston, Mimi. number from Ne
ada Joined the Great Western party
ere. Mr. e. w. Winery also left this
corning for North Dakota and will re-
,an for time in the vicinity of Car
ngton.
The realty deal whereby Gabriel
trand, wealthy farmer living two
iles east of Newburg, buys the John
nd Carrie Hilsabeck farm, four miles ,
olumns a week or two ago, was for
ally closed today. The farm COM i,
rises 240 acres and Mr.. Strand pays
II it $15,600. Six thousand two hun !
red dollars We're paid TO the Hilsa- :
ecks when the deal was first an
ounced and today Mr.. Strand paid
yer to Mr.. and Mrs. Hilsabeck $4,000
ore. The balance is In the shape of = !,
70 mortgages, which Mr.. Strand as
mes, and amounting in all to $3.50. :
Mr.. T. Nelson Downs, Our Tommy, t
no has been visiting at Montour with
S mother, Mrs. C. A. Downs, spent ,
onday in the city and was accom- =
lnied to Montour this morning by r
s little son Raymond VINO will re- =
ain for short stay at his grand E
others home. Mr. Downs will remain
this vicinity until the 18th inst,
hen he will leave for New York pre-
ratory to sailing on the Cunard line b
Gamer, "Campana." on the 21st for Il
verpool He will open his season f
Munich on July I. Mr.. Downs is "A
in Montour more especially w
be present at an alumni reunion G.
the Montour high school, which
IL be held on the 18th. A great a
any of the former graduates of the Il
hoo, now residing in different part e,
the country, are expected to be pres ii
J. J. Kilgore. who, since the Goth ult., Is
S been employed in this city as night
orator of the Iowa Central railway. w
signed his position Monday and this al