Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-07-18
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician.
Drs. Fry. Homeopathic phys. surg
George j. Allen scientific optician.


"A Modern Apollos.' by Robert Nc
Intyre at i.ietigs.
We have plenty of misses and chill
irens school shoes. Buy them now and
save 20 per cent. Bromley's Shoe Store.
There will be an excursion over the
Chicago Great Western TO ST. Pau. and
Minneapolis July 81, So for the round
trip
Free-On Saturday. July 10, we will
give some lucky customer every tenth
dres or waist pattern. Special prices
for Saturday. The Fair.
After this date we will give another
re duction of 25 cents on Gray Bros.
shoes. The price is NOW $3.50 sizes )
e 8; all widths. Bromley's Shoe Store.
Mr.. W. II. Nosburg, sons Lester and
Glenn, and daughter Fannie Frank H.
Ens,ninser. w. II. Bcale. i. T. Long. n.
w. Colnatock. II. S. Turner. Matter
Ward ANA j. A Ward, of Gilman We're
in the city Thursday TO attend the
races.
The remains of the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Stone. OF the Soldiers Home. Will
be inferred AT Danville. n. V, where her
husband was buried fifty years ago.
The body left Marshalltown at 80
Thursday evening. in charge of the de-
ceased's son. Henry II. Stone. of smith
Center, kas.
The funeral of the late DR.. j. $.
White, OF Montour was largely at
tended from the family home Thursday
afternoon Representatives of the med
zeal profession from this city We're pan
bearers, those acting being Drs. ii. u.
C;ctz. G.. w. Harris. i. H. Boucher, +.
+. Lierle, III. II. Bay and w. :. Devine.
M. A. Ward. of Bromley. aecompa-
MED by his grandson. j. w. lngiedue,
arrived in the city Thursday evening
from Chicago. where he accompanied
sthre car loads of cattle the first of the
week Mr. Ward received 4 cents for
thirty-eieht head of steers. and from
$50 TO 81 for twentyfour head OF
butcher stuff.
The Brown Russell case. in which
Mrs. o. j. Russell and sons. Mahlon
and Raymond of Bangor township.
were arrested for malicious mischief
and ,respass last week. was called for
this afternoon in Justice Burlltts
court. and was continued on request OF
the defendants attorney. The nearing
is now set for the 2Sth inst
An old man passenger on the North
western Portland special THURSDAY
evening was robbed on the tram
of sl5 by well-dressed stranger
who got next" to hin: by pre-
tending to desire to share his seat. The
sharper left the train at Cedar Rapids
and the robbery was not discovered I'M
til the train reached Tana.
Repolts from Iowa City indicate that
a vast amount of damage has resulted
from the high water of the Iowa river
at that point The water that over
flowed the bottom lands here ana
caused so much damage. did not reach
Iowa City for several days. but With
the rains in that locality it is stated
that the water was a great deal higher
than the flood of 81.
+. b Garvin. local agent of the chi-
cago & Northwestern; Agent L. w.
Eells. of Quarry, and Agent G. W. Rem
harser. of LeGrand. arrived nome
Thursday from Chicago. where they
have been for the past two Weeks tak-
ing the places of striking freight hand
lars and trucklnen. Mr.. Garvin was put
i'm as boss" of all the agents living
west of Marshalltown who We're filling
strikers places at the Sixteenth street
station. Those east OF here We're in
charge of Agent Il. A. Snyder, of Cedar
Rapids.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, of the
Central, was in the city Thursday for
the purpose of investigating the cir
surrounding the accident To
the city's fire wagon and attendant m
Jury of Driver Leo Goodman, resulting
from the collisions ten days ago with one
Of the company's switch trains Good
man has placed his case in the hands
of an attorney and is contemplating
trying to collect damages. The claim
agent. after looking over the situation.
is confident that the company is not LA
le In the matter.
Drunken and disorderly tramps are a
source of much annoyance and trouble
to Janitor Croft at the union station.
These species of the floating element as
soon az they tank up on "levee' booze,
seem to take a special delight in going
to the station and making of themselves
q nuisance to both passengers and the
janitor. While ajectng one of these
persons from the waiting room this
the drunken man thrust his
arm thru one of the large windows that
the door to the station The
man was arrested and taken to the
Third avenue station.
Mrs. j. S. Haskell entertained Thurs
day evening at a o'clock tea several
Of her lady friends in honor of Mrs Il.
w. Parsons, who is soon to remove TO
Mason City to We. also for Miss Hattie
Churchill of Buffalo. N. y, who is Wis
iting in the city as the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Il. e. Carver. Mrs. Haskells
guests were Mrs. Harry McCombs. Mrs.
Carver, Mrs. w. S. Mcbride, Mrs. ID. w.
Norris, Jr.. Mrs. Charles Hull, Mrs. B.
w. Sinclair, Mrs. b. +. Cummings, Mrs. |
w. H. Thompson, Mrs. A. G.. johnson
and Mrs. NJ. r. Melvin, and Miss
y Dung, of Minneapolis.
John Decker, follower of the race
track. was arrested Thursday after
noon by Constable Leech upon an in
formation flee by Tim Murphy, am
other horsemar charging him With the
of $50. Decker was
brought before Justice w. Nj. Clark |
Thursday nigh. In the investigation
II wac shown that Brady had given |