Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-15


Cali on DR. L. b. Phelps, the ophthai-
mologst, for information.
Everybody eats chicken on Tuesday
at grocers and butchers picnic. Get
your orders in early. J. \. Awde.
The Ladies Auxiliary viii hold a
rummage sale Sept. 3 20 ). inclusive.
Watch the papers for notice of place.
Excursion to Clear Lake on Sunday,
Aug. l6. Train leaves Marshailtown at
s a. M. Fare, s15o for the round trip.
known from one end of the county TO
the other. Made famous because of
the satisfactory. up-to-date, popular
priced garments We put out. NJ. f..
Andrews.
Friday was the warmest day of the
week so far. the temperature reaching
81 during the afternoon. The night was
also much warmer 81 being registered
as the lowest point. The rainfall fot
the day was 90 inches.
Rev. David Dempster. pastor of the
Presbyterian church. will leave Mon
day for Winona Lake, Ind, where he
goes to attend the Bible conference
for two weeks. During his absence the
pulpit will be filled by supplies.
The Adairs-Theo and Ella--in theii
marvellous feats of bag punching, who
have been secured for the coming Mar
shalltown carnival. viii be worth trav-
cling many miles to see. 1t is doubt
full if any more novel act can be i'm
agined.-Adv.
Among the new arrivals in town this
week for treatment is Mr.. j. II. Noor-
hees. Of Montana, q former resident
of A,rshal1own. He Is here taking
treatment for hay fever and is under
the care of DR.. Wood. the specialist,
whose success is widely spoken of.
Mr.. and Mrs T. p Lowe, and daugh-
ter Erma, of Green Mountain. started
overland for Ames Friday, where they
will spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. y. Cooley. They Will be accompan-
led home by their daughters. Vera and
Isabel, who have been guests at the
Cooley home for the past ten days.
Our great semi-annual clearance
sale of ladies' and mems shoes and OK
fords commences Monday morning,
Aug. II and lasts until Saturday night
Aug. %. No shoes will be charged at
sale price, or let out on approval Your
money back if not satisfactory. Ingle-
due & Young, the big shoe house.
Robert Mayer, secretary and treas
urer of Ellerys Royal Italian band.
spent the day in the city on business
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of the band here. This is the organi-
cation which opened the Odeon last
season, and each of It's members re-
Gently took out naturalization papers.
and joined the musicians union In
Davenport.
Strayed or Stolen-Small wate-
spaniel pup. Reward will be paid
for his return to 306 Summit street.
Rev. z. r. Purdy who has been ac-
lively Interested in the work of the r.
r. Y. NJ C. A. during his pastorate
in the city, will address the association
meeting tomorrow morning at o'clock
for the last time before leaving for
his new charge. The association meet
ings for the last two Sundays of Aug
ust will be held at the camp near I'm
ion.
Two more Northwestern engineers
who have disregarded the city ordi-
nance governing the rate of speed for
trains while passing thru the city linz
Its have gotten into trouble as q result
of their neglect. The engineer on pas
senger No. 81 Friday and No. this
morning were notified by Marshal
They will probable be given their hear
ance. Marshal Nicholson is making
every effort to stop. II possible, the
practice of engineers bringing their
trains into the union station at high
rate of speed. Three other engine driv-
ers have been fined for similar Of
Tense.
Considerable local interest was
aroused among the sports of the city by
the Corbett-Jeffries fight. which took
place Friday night at San Francisco.
Returns were received at LaShelle &
Cooks west end store, and quite num-
her remained up until after midnight
to get the outcome. The Postal Tele-
graph company also received the fight
by rounds at it's office. So far as known
but little money was wagered on the
mill here. Altio there was some Jeff
ries money offered at the prevailing
odds, there We're scarcely and takers,
excepting in a few instances. The result
seems to be about what most of those
who have been following the gossip
expected.
Of he Ia f,,n 1c fnr
raj months was that of Mrs. Lille May
Carlton, which was held from the res
idence, No GA East State street, Fri
day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Will
lam Pence James conducted the serv-
ices at the house but the Court of
Honor, of which deceased was a MEM
Der, had charge of the short rtualistic
ceremony at the grave. A large mum
Der of friends of the family acquain-
tances and others attended the serv-
ices. The funeral procession, headed
by the Soldiers Home band. led the
way from the residence to Riverside.
where the interment took place. The
floral rAmembrances were in profusion,
and were heaped upon and about the
casket. The pail bearers were Messrs.
Harry Rockey, Charles Lawrence,
Charles Oeson, Milo Pinkerton, j. M.
Alexander and John Frederick.
The beautiful lawn of the Binford
home, at the corner of West Main and
Fifth streets were bright with the color
of pretty gowns during Friday after
noon at the lawn fete given by Mes
DANES o. L. Binford T. c. Owngs and
IN, hn fuht ny f.f