Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-08


lefty yesterday on business.
Tomorrow only. ladies' low-neck.
sleeveless union suits. trimmed with
lace. at IL cents. Archie Parker.
Lidderdale and Lanesboro are bright
new towns on the Chicago Great West
ern railway. For particulars write Ed
win b. .Magill, manager townsite de-
partment, Ft. Dodge, Ia.
Aaron Cober and Francis Cober VS..
Elizabeth Cober, ct IT,. is the title of a
district court action filed for the Aug
ust term, in which the plaintiffs seek
to quiet q title on land owned by them.
The last ten days several have taken
the trouble to make appointments with
DR.. Wood, the eye and ear specialist,
before calling, and have saved much
inconvenience to all. Others kindly re-
member and do likewise.
During Tuesday night and this morn
| irg seven excursion trains passed thru
the city, west bound, on the North
western from eastern points, destined
to Denver. The trains carried Chris
tan Endeavorers en- route to the ma
tional convention at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Da,rner arrived
home Tuesday from Indianapolis. Ind,
where they went last week to attend
the national convention % Gideons, Mr..
Darner. as president Of The Iowa asso-
citation, being one OF the delegates from
this state. On their retura trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Darner stopped in Chicago, Men
tiota I'll and Clinton
Work on the new Iowa Central coal
chutes is progressing very SATISFACTORY
ly and in few more weeks the car
pentess will have the work above the
Foundation completed. The piling has
been shaped and strengthened by cross
pieces and presents an appearances of
being a much more solid foundatio
than that OF the old chu.es. destroyed
by fire few months ago.
A surprise could not have been more
complete than that rendered Mrs. Julia
Baker. of ZOE Woodbury. street, Tues
day evening, when about thirt, of her
friends appeared at her home to re-
mind her that she was passing the
three-score mark of her lie. The
younger people of the company served
light refreshments and all enjoyed a
very pleasant evening.
Rev. C. H. Mendenhall. pastor of the
colored Baptist church of Buxton. was
In the city Tuesday night and filled the
pulpit of the church of ibis city. Rev.
Mendenha1l came to the city to confer
with Rev. w. T. Nickerson on bust
ness matters and while here took oc-
~ ~l,a, IL,
latter's congregation. Rev. Menden-
hall Is pastor Of the largest colored
church of the Baptist denomination in
the state.
Engineer Ed Davis, Of the Central
whose home is in Hampton, arrived In
the city Tuesday evening and joined
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Smith, of this city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams. of Os-
kaloosa, leaving at night for Clinton to
attend the funeral of the late Guy Ben
jamin, which was held today. Mr.
BeHjamin's little son, Doyt, who has
been visiting with his aunts in this
city, accompanied the party.
NJ A. Fisher, of Des Moines, the
Register and Leader circulltor, who
was assaulted In this city few weeks
ago by w. L. and Earl Slaves, arrived
in this city this morning AMI will re-
main until after the preliminary hear
ing of the defendants in the case for
assault with intent to commit murder,
in which he will be the principal wit
ness for the state. Mr.. Fisher is not
yet able to work. being still weak from
6a eff Nf s1n 3i,1rr = 49,
was administered him.
In the neighborhood Of $50 scream
| ing. shouting little picnickcrs of the
| Methodist Sunday school went on the
| special train this morning to Marietta.
where they spent the day romping un-
der the trees in Timmons' grove. A big
picnic dinner was enjoyed at noon, and
| during the afternoon a program OF
| races and other events was given. The
excursion train consisted Of four
coaches, and fl baggage car. Quite a.
number of the older people of the Sun.
day school accompanied the children.
| Dick, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Heath, of this city, who Is OIL
| a visit with his mother To the home oil
Mrs. O. NJ. Shryocl, Mrs. Heath'.;
mother, at Maxwell. had the misfor-
| .une to fall down cellar. with the re :
j suit that he sustained n painful in
| jury to the arm. The boy caught his
arm. when he fell, on a screw that was
sticking out on the wall, sustaining a
| bad lacera ton. 1t was necessary to
take several stitches in closing the
wound.
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Engineer Ed Condor, of the North