Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-10

"lnleavened Bread" at Lebig's.
Drs Fry, Homeopathic phys, surg.
DR.. Billiard. osteopath, % East Main.
New waist goods just received. NJ. f.
Andrews.
New Home sewing machines from So
UP. Schmidts Hardware Store.
Thirty tive-cent mercerized sing-
hams for % cents a yar'i. The Fair.
For Sale or Rent Six room cottage
with barn No. l0S Swayzie street. III.
y. Rodgers.
General Solicitor George w. Sewers,
of the Central. was in the city over
nigh, Wednesday looking after bust
ness matters.
Mr.. l.. Lord. who owns a five acre
fruit farm southwest of the city. is eN-
hibiting some remarkable fruit in the
Mammoth Gregg black raspberry.
Mrs. Stone. an aged member of the
Soldiers Home dormtory, is quite i'll.
Mrs Stone fell last week and broke her
leg and has been in critical condl-
ton ever since
Think of it. The Fair will sell to-
morrow from . until ~ o'clock mems
or boys babriggan underwear at 10
cents per garment also mems or boys
collars at 5 cents each.
Will. the 1O-year- son of d. f..
Stallings. Of South Center street. is
very seriously i'll With an attack Of
erysipelas, involving the left foot The
trouble is thought to have been caused
by some infection.
Frank Brennecke is plaintiff in an &C
ton brought in tie district court THU
morning for the September term
against j Is. Turner. Della l.. h. Con
over. Samuel Brunton ard unknown
heirs Maria Small and Alonzo Small
The plaintiff asks that the title to Ian
in Timber C'reell township be quieted
Cards received by Marshaltown
friends announce the marriage of Mrs
Della Hughes Marsh. formerly of this
city. bu, now of Chicago. to A. Lincoln
Burke. The wedding was celebrated
at Batavia, H.. on Saturday, June Is
Mn and Mrs. Burke will be at home to
their friends after July Is at 645l
Washington avenue. Chicago.
Miss Ida Friedman left this morning
for Glenwood. where she will accom-
lany to this city her little sister. Ethel
who has been a student at the state
school for the feeble minded. The little
girl has improved Very much during her
years stay in the school and ii may be
possible that She will not have to re-
turn. and instead receive her schooling
here.
The pension vouchers for Soldiers
Home members are being received rap
IDLY. 125 arriving yesterday morning
and eighty more in the evening mail.
The vouchers We're returned to the in
stitution several days sooner this quar-
ter than is usually the case. as the bulk
of them We're only sent for approva.
last Friday. More than double the
received yesterday came today
and the veterans are being made happ.
by receiving their quarterly allowances.
Ii is thought by the last of the week
all of the pensions will be paid.
A peculiar accident occurred on the
Iowa Central yesterday at Eldora. when
one of the company's largest engines.
No. so. pulling local freish, No. 9
north. in charge of Conductor Fowler
and Engineer Swanson. was deraied
while standing still. The accident was
caused by the soft track losening one of
the rails. which gave way. The engines
three drivers We're derailed. and it took
some little time to place them again on
the track. because of the extreme
weight of the powerful locomotive. No.
90 was formerly the so, Il mammoth
Baldwin consolidated The number
has been changed because of the new
eighty" series that is soon to be in
stalled into service by the company.
The Iowa Central north bound pass
senger. No. 1. due into this point al 9:l0
A. m.. was delayed Wednesday SO that /
it did not reach here until $40 p. m.
The cause of the delay was the derail-
nent of the trains mail car at G. & NJ. |
Junction. The company has work I'M
Ter way between the junction and |
Searsboro and because of the rains and 7
soft track the train was running slow I
v to avoid possibility of accidents The /
engine passed over the soft spot in good /
order but the front trucks of the mail |
,ar failed to stay by the rails and drop
oed off. 1t took until little after noon to
get the car replaced, and it was after "a,
before the track could be repaired and
he train allowed to proceed. No. 8. the I
rain north in the evening. due here at
l:55. did not arrive until 7:2O.
Thirty-fve-ce mercerized ging-
aams for % cents yard. The Fair
Newell Mirror. "Principal T.. A. Ford T
md wife left for Marshalltown Tuesday I
evening. Professor Ford shipped his
goods to that place and will I
store them until he decides upon a To- |
alton. He will return in three or four
weeks to teach in the county institute
1t Storm Lake. Professor Ford has the
of knowing that he per
orned conscientious work while prin-
.ipal of our schools. and that his adj
of the school was success
ul to n high degree. His aim always
vas to secure results rather than to
.xpend his energy in seeking prefer
nent at the bar of individual opinion
He was a hard worker good disci-
olinarian and conducted an excellent
school He has not decided upon his
uture plans. During their residence
lere both Professor Ford and wife won
many friends. We do not say this i'm
he stereotyped sense. but believing
hat it Will be sustained by facts. We
rust that success and happiness may