Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-23
urnu 7rdnrsap aup g. 1902
Quo Nadis" at Liebig's.
Do you smoke the Middle West?"

Quo vadis" at I.iebg's.
Do you smoke the Middle West?"
Gasoline stoves So UP at ISurbush's.
Dr. Billiard. osteopath. IS East Main.
Two dollars and ten cents buys 81
lldies' shirt waist at Henry Pappe's.
You will always find fresh supply
of fruits and vegetables at olson's, l2l
| West Main.
The temperature for the twenty-four
hours ending at : o'clock this morning
WAS maximum. S. minimum %.
There will be an excursion over the
Chicago Great Western 10 st Paul and
Minneapolis July -, 50 for the round
| trip.
There will bcsa special meeting of the
trades and labor assemblies tomorrow.
| (rhursday EVENING" at Assembly hall.
Every union man should be present. f..
L. Austin.
Thomas Green, an old soldier. Was ar
rested this morning for intoNication and
Was given his hearing before Justice
lSurritt this morning. Sentence was
postponed
The Humane Society held meeting
| in Henry Pappe's store Tuesday night
which WAS largely attended. Subjects
OF interest We're brought up before the
society and plans tor more Vigorous
work We're laid out.
Mr and Mrs. Edmund Tutfree left
Tuesday for AN overland trip To Clear
Lake, where they expect to spend the
summer at their cottage on the lake
shore. MIR. Roy 1'uffree left this morn
ing to set the cottage in shape for the
fanily's occupancy.
Mr.. c. f. Eppley. a roommate Of Mr..
Fred Wilbur at the Leland Stanford
University. PASSED thru the city this
morning, on route to his home in AK
ron, O. Mr. Eppley has been visiting
for the past six weeks at the various
points of interest thruout the Yves. and
the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Jessie Cole went to Colfax this
morning for a short stay in the hopes
that the trip Will be of benefit to her
health. which has been poor for some
time past While at ColfaN Mrs. Cole
will attend the state assembly of the
Epworth League. Rev. Cole accom-
panied his wife and will return Thurs
day.
Mr.. William Wallace. father of Mr.
H. q; Wallace of this city. suffered q
painful injury TUESDAY afternoon While
at work shingling the barn At the nome
of his son. Mr.. L. III. Wallace. near.
Green Mountain. Mr.. Wallace. assisted
by his son was ut work on the roof of
the barn. when he lost his footing and
fell to the ground below, Il distance of
fifteen or twenty feet He alighted on
his side. dislocating his left wrist and
also breaking one of the bones. MIR.
Wallace is neary 10 years old and it will
be several weeks before he Will be able
to again use the injured arm.
As vet there has been but little APP
parent interest taken among sporting
men of this city in the coming Jeffries-
Fitzsimmons iigh. that is to be pulled
off in san Francisco Friday night. y
very few Jeffries men are making bets
at odds of 5 to .. but the offerings AT
Urls figure nave an petI Siii'sii. y s>i.S''e
rumber of those posted say EftZsim-
laonS has more than lighting chance
Ia Win and are inclined To think that he
Will come 10 the good. They base their
assertions on the fact that many claim
that .Icffries has been leading a fast life
for the past Year and has taken on q
great deal of flesh. While "Lanky Bob.
who many think has grown tri1ie Old
t.. put up fast fight. is still likely to he
on his feet when the count out is made.
Chief Louis Schneider, of the fire de-
partment, has a horse of his own now
and as soon as his new rig is fitted up
Marshalltown people will have the
pleasure of seeing the chief out ahead
of the department.. clearing the streets
with loud sounding gong. The city
purch ased new gray horse Tuesday
which will be used with the darker of
the two grays at station No. ,. The
chiefs horse was needed but not bought
at the time the other animals We're
purchased. A chance was secured to
buy another gray horse, a little better
mated with the darker horse ar the
south side station. and the animal
which has been in the wagon at sta
ton No. . is turned over to the use of
Chief Schneider. The chiefs buggy
will be equipped With light chemical
apparatus and, in reaching fires in adj
vance of the wagons. if it is found pos
chemicals he will be ready 60 the
sible to put out the blaze With tho