Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-06


| See flower pot display. All sizes In
Culley's window.
For Sale-A large standing desk, al
most new. Inquire at the Times Re-
publican business office.
\ Special inducements for twenty days.
Call on DR.. l.. B. Phelps, the ophthai-
mologist, for information.
| Assistant City Clerk ]. W. Long
necker was Wednesday night elected
vice governor of Mayflower Colony No.
!, Loyal Legion of Plymouth.
Marshal George Berry of Liscomb.
spent Wednesday in the city, serving
subpoenas on witnesses in civil suit
to be tried at Liscomb Saturday.
C. II. Schoff, of Milwaukee, has sold
his residence property at 400 East State
street 10 Miss Martha Carson, of this
city. The consideration was $4,000.
1t costs money to maintain ball
team and any person taking fence
pass Saturday, Aug. Sth. will be ar
rested. Every one seeing game must
be in grand stand.
Mrs. A. b. Masterson. of Albion, who
was operated upon at the GetZ surgery
a few days ago for a severe abdominal
trouble, is doing nicely and will be able
to sit up before many days.
Engineer Ed Shaw, of the Central,
LETT this morning for Clifford where he
will have charge of the engine with the
company's steam shovel. which is to
be placed at work on the Clifford gravel
pit.
j. Mcdonald of sos South Third
avenue. an employe of the Iowa Cen
trail round house. is suffering from a
bad abcess on his left hand, caused by
a bruise received while raking cinders
from an engine pit
Principal E. U. Graft, OF the high
school, who has been spending his va
cation at Clinton at the home Of Mrs.
CRAFTS parents, is in the city for a
stay of about week. He will return
| to Clinton for a week or two before
school begins.
Special tourist sleeper to California
leaves Marshalltown S:35 a. m. Aug. 10.
One day stop over at Colorado Springs,
Colo. and one day stop over at Salt
Lake City. For berths and other in
formation apply to j. F. Tallett, ticket
agent, Marshalltown.
Mr.. A. B. Hoover received a telegram
this morning from Phoenix, Ariz, an
lnouncing the death of his father, d. G..
Hoover. The death was sudden, as
word from his father last week stated
that he was in his usual health. Mr..
!! Hoover was 80 years of age.
You certainly will be pleased If you
leave your order with us for a suit Of
clothes. We will guarantee satisfaction
as we have large stock OF foreign and
domestic goods to select from, and all
our customers can testify that we give
Isatisfaction. Tony Psenicka, East
Main.
Miss Anna Sheffield. of Eldora. spent
| Wednesday in the, city as the guest of
Mrs. j. n. Baughman, meeting here her
aunt and cousin. Mrs. Peter kreidler,
of New York. and Mrs. j. B. Carney, of
/ Chicago who accompanied her home
for few weeks visit. Mrs. kreidler
has been visiting in Chicago with her
daughter and son, Mr.. w. A. Kreidler,
editor of the Western Electrician.
The Des Moines Capital of Wednes
day evening says: Mrs. Thomas o.
Dea is among today's hostesses. enter
tanning at l o'clock luncheon in her
home in East Fifth street. Her guests
were Mesdames w. @. Waldron, L..
Hurley, Neldig, Joel Wilmer, Heaton.
Ellington, Edward O'Dea. Guy Brandt,
and Miss Sherman, of Marshalltown.'
; Miss Lillian Arnold, who has been
, acting as first assistant city librarian
: during the past seven months, con-
Guided her work at the library today,
and is succeeded by Miss Marion Par
kerr the regular first assistant, who
has been taking an extended vacation.
Miss Arnold will go to Nevada Monday,
{ where she will have charge of the work
of systematizing the library work there.
She expects to return to her home IN
Bloomington, H., about Sept. L. Miss
Arnold has made many friends during
her stay in the city.
On account of the ice cream sociabie
and band concert at the Soldiers Home
tonight. our open cars will not be OPP
Grated on the North Third street line,
but people wishing to take pleasure
ride. will be given two round trips 10
der to get the pleasure ride tickets IL
will be necessary for you to ride on NO.
. G. the large open motor car. Every
body should go to hear the pand con-
cert and also to buy dish of Ice cream
10 help the young ladies to purchase
a piano for the ladies' hall.
Mrs f. E. Downing and sister, Miss
Dora Butler. the latter of Kansas CITY
left Wednesday evening for Omaha
where, this afternoon they were preseh'
at the funeral of their brother-ln Ia"
Mr.. George Woodland, of Omaha, VINO
died suddenly Monday night in Kansas
, CITY. where was visiting with his wife
; "a, the home of the latter's sister, MRS
e c. Rapaljs. The cause of Mr. Wood
: ards death was peritonitis. He was
well known in Omaha, where ne nae
been in the furniture business Tor 9
, number of wears. He was thlrty-thlrc
degree mason.
Mr. M. O'Donnell, superintendent Tor
Lehman & Molo general piumeins anu
heating contractors, Dubuque, spent
Wednesday in the city looking afteI
the work of his firms heating and
plumbing contract, at the new 81
Thomas hospital Mr.. O'Donnell is very
j, much pleased with the new hospltal
: and says for arrangement ana con-
e venience it could not be improved upon
e He has had considerable experience IN
!, hospital plumbing, and thinks ne Is
: capable of judging. Mr.. ODonneil Is
t also very much pleased with the sue