Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-25


Try the James Cooper 10 cent cigar
DR.. Boucher 2oS South Third Ave.
Hark, Listen! Read our ad. Archie
Parker.
only agency for "Vudor" automatic
porch shades. Bannatyne & Lay.
For Sale or Rent-Six-room cottage
with barn. No. 4OS Swayzie street. II.
=. Rodgers.
Mr.. f. C. Holly went to Des MONIES
Tuesday evening, whre today he was
in attendance at meeting of the Iowa
Nebraska Retail Coal Dealers Assocl-
alton.
The Political Equality Club and their
friends will hold a picnic at the home OF
the president, Mrs. a. 2. Bratt, NO. II
South Third avenue. The outing WI,
be in the nature of the closing event OF
the seasons work.
Mayor Jones has selected John faik
as the new policeman who VIII patroi
the Fifth ward He will go on duty to-
night and will have as his beat all that
part of the city lying south OF the Iowa
Central tracks. He will be on duty only
al night.
A funeral train on the Northwestern
bearing the remains of superintendent
os Dining Car Service Kellogg, and ac-
companying party. passed thru the city
Tuesday afternoon as second NO. b, al
500 o'clock, en- route to Boone, where
The remains were Inferred today. Tho
train was in charge of Conductor Den
n.y. Ward.
The argument of the law point on
whether or not Henry Wits could be
charge with larceny from building II
the daytime when he was hoarder al
the house in which the larceny oc-
Cured, was dispensed with IN justice
Burritts court Tuesday afternoon OF
agreement Of County Attorney Ston'
and Wits counsel. The information
was changed from as first drawn to one
Of petit larceny, to which Wits PLEADED
guilty. Justice Burritt sentenced hin
70 thirty days in Jail.
Mrs. May Snow Perkins reported t'
the sheriff's office Tuesday Afternoon
that a robbery had been committed a
her apartments. 1928 South Third ave
rue. Mrs. Perkins claims that sinai
articles to the amount of about ST.
were stolen. Deputy Sheriff Hutson in
yestigated the case. but arrived at tn.
conclusion that If the things We're no
stolen it would have been a wonder. "a:
three or four avenues to the apartment:
were easily accessible. Mrs. Perkin!
was informed that the better way Il
stop the thieving would be to lock th'
doors.
Mr.. Amos Ball, who is to wed Mis-
Edna Wildman this evening, arrived II
the city Tuesday evening from De-
Moines. To attend the wedding Mrs
Mary b. Jones, of Verdi, Washington
county, arrived Monday evening, as di'
also Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Conner ant
daughter Ada, of Mankato, Mimi. AM
Mrs. Connors sister, Miss Mary Nc
kerrel. also of Mankato. Mr.. Frank
G.. Pulsipher, of New Orleans, La.
cousin of the bride-elect, arrived in tn
city this morning, as did also Mr.. Rob
ert Stuart, of Minneapolis, an intimate
friend of the groom. Miss Jessie Ma
gee, of Cedar Falls. and Mr.. Glen Bow
en-, of LeGrand, arrived this morning t
be present at the nuptials.
]. II. Clark residing at 305 Cunning
ham street, has filed an information
against Joe Fland and Chris Hame. tw
ratives of Switzerland, charging then
with disorderly conduct. 1t seems tina
the two men, both of whom are unab
to speak English, were seeking som
one and went to the residence of MI
Clark He not being able to understan
them ordered that they leave the prem
Uses. This they were slow in doing an
Mr.. Clark struck one of them. No
liking this treatment they began ITO pei
the house with bricks, with the resul
/ that they were arrested by City Mar
shall Nicholson and officer Clark. The
! were given a hearing this morning be
1 fore Mayor Jones, who decided tina
they had committed no crime and or
| cered that they be released.
The following item in the Bosto
Transcript, concerning Miss Bell
Fletcher, will be of interest to Mar
shalltown people: Members OF tn
faculty were invited to an eXhibiuo
| Yesterday afternoon III lhe i',u ~
Epsilon Society house of sketches
water colors by Miss q. B. FLETCHER.
Miss Fletcher will not return home TO
the summer vacation after having com
pleted her graduate work
Wellesley, as she had intended, but in
stead will join a class of twelve al
| students and under the direction c
Professor Charles Woodbury. OF Dos
ton, one of the leading artists of tn
country. will spend the summer month
sketching in the Maine mountains an
along the Atlantic coast. ProfessC
Woodbury. has become deeply inter
ested in Miss Fletcher's work, and fore
sees for her q brilliant future. Ate
completing the sketching tour Mis-
Fletcher will go to Newport X. l.,
visit her uncle. Lieutenant Commando
Frank F. Fletcher. and family, and !
the fall she will enter the New 4or
Art League for winters course.
Read 1t in His Newspaper.
George Schaub, a we'll known Germa
citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is con
slant reader of the Dayton Volkszei
tung He knows that this paper aim
10 advertise only the best in it's col
umns, and when he saw Chamberlain
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