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

/ III. Day IL East AAdlll.
The Heart of Hetta," at Liebig's.
George j. Allen. scientific optician.
Try the James Cooper 10 cent cigar.
Cocoa and cream chocolates at Reyn-
| oldS 4 Sheldon S.
| You will need some extra dishes for
harvest time. Culley has them.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dry goods man.
Apply with reference y. \. at T.-R.
| Lost-A gold broadax fraternity hat
pin with enameled arrow. Alice How
ard.
Mrs. S. w. Rowen, who has been in
the city for a few days visit With rela
| tives and friends, returned Saturday to
her home in oskaloosa.
Dr. Cora Williams. specialist, dis
eases of women, children and obstetrics.
Office over the Fair store. Residence
sos West Main, phone 60.
Master George Willett went to Lis
comb Saturday evening. where he will
remain for visit of several weeks with
his uncle, Mr.. j. ID. Parker. and family.
Miss Dottie Shaunce. of State Cen
ter. who has been visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Holly for the last
week, returned to her home this morn
ing.
Buggy tops, cushions. backs side
curtains or anything in carriage trim
ming Old work repaired. c. +. Web
- an
ter street.
workmen began Saturday the exca-
waiting on North Third street for the
new curbing. which will be placed be-
fore the work of removing the dirt for
the paving is begun.
Claude Alvey, son of w. NJ. Alvey. OF
Albion, who has been working in the
city for the past month. went home
Saturday to remain until he RECEIVERS
from a slight illness.
The St Anthony Tribune, which has
been published for the past three
months by Mr.. Roy A. Cook, was sold
Saturday. Mr.. Cook goes to Deg
Moines where he will take Il position.
Mr. Frank c. Goodman, of the Iowa
Central accounting department. Mime
apolis, spent Sunday in the city with
his wife and son. Mrs. Goodman eX-
poets to join her husband in Minneapo
lis about Aug. l.
Miss Mary Little, of Des Moines. and
Miss Cora Sampson, of Grlnnell spent
Saturday in the city as the guests of
Mrs. James Peckham. Miss Little Went
to Oskaloosa Saturday to visit her
friend, Mrs. w. L. Sayer.
Mrs. Hannah Tomlinson. the aged
mother of Mrs. L. p. Marsh, is very
ill at her daughters home and but
slight hopes are entertained for hei
recovery. Mrs. Tomlinson has been in
poor health for over a year. or since
an accident when she fell and broke
her leg.
George Hoffman, tramp without
money and sick, applied to Supervisor
of the Poor Pemberton Saturday and
requested and to reach the home of his |
relatives, who live in Missouri. Thru
the aid of charity he had reached this
point from Mason City. and was given
as far south as Oska
loos;t by Mr.. Penberton.
The exodus of Marshalltown people
to Clear Lake has begun, and this
quite number left for the |
lake for a short outing. The families
OF Mir Frank Benedict, Mr.. S. w. Ru
bee, Mr.. w. r. Rubee, Mr.. J. o. Mono
hon and Mr. d. j. Bullock departed this
and will remain several |
weeks They will occupy the Tuffree |
cottage.
MIR. Charles S. Walters, district pas
senger agent of the Iowa Central. With |
at Peoria, Ill, passed thru |
the city Sunday evening, en- route home |
from a business trip to st. Paul. Ac
him was Mr. Guy Talbot |
traffic manager of the Peoria & Pekin
Terminal Railway Company. who has
business.
Howard futile, of Milwaukee. the ar
fist who was given the contract for the
of the OdeonS scenery, I
began his work Saturday Every piece
OF scenery in the house is to be re-
and made as good as new. as
are also all the draperies and tormen-
tos. The old theater will hardly be rec
ognized when the season opens the
middle of next month.
State Game and Fish Commissioners
George Lincoln was in the city this
between trains, being EN- route
from his home to Hampton and Clear
Lake, where he goes to look after trials
that had been the outcome of Illegal 7
fishing Mr.. Lincoln stated that fisher
men turnout the state We're complains
ing of the continued high water that,
for the past several weeks, had made
fishing an impossibility.