Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-23
Dr.. Bay, IA East Main.
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Bannatyne & Lay sell trunks.
Or. Trotter, over IL West Main.

THE Point of Honor at Liebig's.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, 2S East Main.
Positively all fresh goods in the
fireworks line at the Paragon.
| "LaZarre,' one of the latest successes
in the field of fiction. at Liebig's.
A new lot of peau de cyne and wash
ribbons just received at NJ f. Andrews
Trainmaster B. G.. Falls. of the Cen
! trail. was in the city Sunday looking
after business matters.
The finest line of couches and rock
ers in the city at Cards. 1t costs you
nothing to see them. Come in.
Take your clothes to the Flitton dye
works "a West Church street and have
them cleaned in first class manner.
When in need of lime, plaster or ce-
ments, it will pay you to see US. Phone
lao. Brown Fuel and Lime Company.
Oh, that is easy! People wan. the
finest photographs. That is why they
20 TO ]. NJ. Stonestreet's studio. near
Pilgrim hotel.
The Ladies' Cemetery Society will
meet with Mrs. n. A. Williams, 800
West Linn street, Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The meetings being held at the
Swedish Mission church will be con-
tinued each evening this week until
Wednesday, Tonight Rev. Westlund,
OF Fort Dodge, will preach.
10, f,.n1
yards yesterday about noon engines
Nos. s and II came together. Both en-
sines were backing at the time and the
force of the shock twisted the cab of the
II and tore two holes in the tank Of
No. s.
Mr.. Thad Travis and daughter, Lor-
cna arrived home this morning from
Montpelier, o.. where they were called
q week ago by the illness of Mr. Travis
mother Mrs. j. D. Travis. Mrs. Travis
was much improved when her son left
Montpelier.
Rev. Father NJ. C. Lehman, of ST.
Mary's, was in Waterloo Sunday,
where he delivered the bacaclaureate
sermon before the graduating class of
the Catholic institute of that city.
Father Lenilran's subject was THE
Ethics of Education
Announcement of the marriage of two
young colored people of the city in Day
export has been received by friends
here. The bride of the event is Miss
Clara Wilkinson and the groom Mr.. f.
C. Watrous. Mr. Watrous was until re-
Gently employed at the c. ]. Hoyt mar
ket.
Mary Rurks and Daisy Jones, both
cclored, were arrested by Deputy Mar
shall Cochran Saturday night in rooms
in the old Statesman building. They
had their hearing before the mayor this !
morning and the Jones woman was
given three days to leave the city. The
Burks woman paid her costs and was
discharged.
Assistant General Freight Agent II.
f. Marsh. of the Central, arrived in the
city Sunday morning. spent the day
with his family, and remained over to-
day looking after business matters. Mr..
Marsh leaves this evening for ST Louis,
where he will remain for q brief stay I
on business.
Rev N. Blanche Ford, of Stanford.
and Rev. Jennie Kirby, of Ames, who
have been in the city attending the
Friends summer school, returned Satur-
day evening to their respective homes.
DR.. Bunce, of Nevada, accompanied
Rev. Ford to Stanford where Sunday
he began series of evangelis-
tic meetings.
Saturday was the longest day Of the
year and will be remembered for some
time to come by people, who had fires
in the furnaces all day and We're wearing
light overcoats and fall wraps. AS a
usual thing shade tree and hammock
are more sought for, but a CHEEKY fire
was the order of the day in most Mar
shalltown homes.
Rev. o. A. Penniman filed the pulpit
1t the Congrega tional church Sunday
and delivered sermon full of
ieep thought and religious fervor. The
in charge of the selection of
l pastor will not decide to whom to
make the offer for some little time yet,
hey having several names before them
hat they are investigating.
.
Who has just completed the work of his
senior year in Cornell College, arrived
n the city Saturday evening from Mt
Vernon and left on later train for his
nome. Mr.. Van Ness plans for the flu
.ure are not yet definitely determined
He has been elected to the position of
and physics instructor in
he Mason City high school but intends
in some other line Of work.
Mr. w. B. Wildman, who is soon to
cave the city to take charge of his
:ewly-purchased fruit farm at Albion.
the men of the T.-R. at his 5
home Saturday evening. The hours
we're delightfully."- spent with games and
social intercourse, followed by supper
served by Mrs. Wildman, assisted by
Miss Evangeline Wildman. Mr.. Wild
nan will not go to Albion until after ,
he wedding of his sister, Miss Edna
Nildman, Wednesday night
Several farmers Of the county whose
,rops We're damaged by the recent high
water and hail storms are preparing to
1egin the work of overcoming the dam
lge done as much as possible. A num-
Der of the farmers will SOW millet or {
on the land where corn was {
It first planted and destroyed by the
niles south of the city, and who lost
arge field of corn by hail damage, is '
,oing to put in sweet corn, for the late I