Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-19

| Last chance TO buy wash goods 40. 50
ard 6ocent quality, at - cents Friday
and Saturday only. NJ. F. Andrews.
! Moses Hull. lecturer and Josie X
| Folsom, test medium. are on the pro-
gram at the Spiritualists camp for
next Sunday.
Henry Wilkes, arrested for intoxi-
cation by Deputy Marshal Cochran,
was sentenced to six days work By
Mayor Jones yesterday.
Dr. Cora 3. Williams. specialist. dis
eases of women and obstetrics. Of
flee over No. West Main Residence
SOS West Main. New phone 62.
! Do not crowd the reception rooms but
make appointments with DR.. Wood, the
! eye and ear specialist. before calling
and thus save time and discomfort.
Tonight, great play. Monte Cristo"
at the Odeon by Rosar & Mason's
/ Comedians New speoialties between
/ the acts. Prices, 10, 90 and 80 cents
Town Talk tells all about the new
towns on the Chicago Great Western
Railway. For free copy write Edwin
| B. Magil Mgr. Townsite Dept, Fort
| Dodge. Iowa.
T, A meeting of the Trades and Labor
Assembly will be held tonight for the
purpose of perfecting all of the final
arrangements for the celebration of
Labor day.
Ex-Carhier c. x. Fillmore, Of the
Great Western, was operated upon at
the Singleton hospital Tuesday for
appendicitis. He is resting as we'll as
could be expected today.
Perfect fit. good workmanship, and
first class materials are what you will
get If you buy your suit of us. Our
fabrics are the best manufactured and
there are none better. Tony Psenicka.
A special scenic production of Monte
Cristo" will be presented at the Odeon
bills of the week. New specialties be-
tween the acts. Prices, 10, 20 and 80
cents.
The Liberty township Farmers Mu-
tual Threshing Machine Company has
completed its work for the Twelve mem
bers of the company, and is now engage
ed in assisting several neighboring
farmers in finishing up their seasons
threshng.
A score or more of the young people
living in the vicinity OF Second and
Linn streets. went to Quarry this af-
ternoon picnicking. The ladies left
about 2 o'clock, and the gentlemen
drove out after business hours. Tbs
party will take supper in the woods
and remain until late this evening.
The dispatches from Iowa Falls to-
day announce the marriage in that city
last evening of Mr.. Walter Leroy Weav-
er and Miss Nellie Dorcas Pruden. The
bride is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Pruden, former residents of this
city. ard is we'll known here. Mr.
Weaver is an attorney of Iowa Falls.
and a son of Judge and Mrs. S. NJ
Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Quaife. of LaSalle,
H.. passed thru the city this morning,
on their way TO Nashua, for short
visit with Mr.. Quaifs parents. NJ
and Mrs. Quaife have been spending u
few days with Mrs. Quaife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Sickle, in Grinnell.
Mr.. Quaife was formerly teacher in
the high school here, but is now con-
nected with the school at LaSalle.
Rev. Talbot, of Fort Dodge, who was
to have commenced his tabernacle gos-
pei meetings in this city last night,
received a telegram announcing the
serious illness of a sister, and on this
account did not reach the city. Rev.
E. p. Ellyson, of the Christian Work
ers' Training School, took charge of
the meeting, and the meetings will
continue under the leadership of Mrs.
Talbot until Mr.. Talbot is able to ar
rive.
Rev. r. NJ. Coleman. who recently re-
turned from an extended western trip,
and WHO delivered a sermon last sun
day night on Seeing God Thru Nature
III the Yellowstone Park" has been in
vited by his congregation to continue
the general subject in A series of dls-
courses. Rev. Coleman viii preach next
Sunday evening on The Religious Inn
pressiGns of Nature. as Manifested In
the Yosemite Valley
w. M. Samuels, car inspector for
the Iowa Central, who has been spend
ing several weeks with his father-in-
law, NJ c. Hiatt at Conrad, returned
home Tuesday. Shortly before leas-
ing here Mr.. Samuels received inter-
nal INJURIES. resulting from being struck
by the corner of box car. Nothing
was thought Of the injury at the time.
but after he left here he became serl-
ously i'll from the effects of the blow,
and for a time his life was in danger.
Altho able to be around he will not be
sufficiently strong to return to work
for some time.
Webster City Journal: Brother Will
Hoon, of the Jewell Record, shouldered
his TRASHY gun, went down to the Mar
shalltown tournament. made 36I bulls
ewes gut of a possible 400 and won the
amateur championship Of the state. lie
published the score in his paper last
week and the result was pleasing sur
prise. Eighteen fellows, who had re-
fused their papers at the postoitice,
have already called. paid up all arrear-
ages and year in advance, while sew
eral DULLES who had threatened to hex
the editor have assured him that they
We're only Joking.
Th, Colfax base ball team arrived
in the city this morning and met the
Maroons on the F1nkle park diamond
this afternoon The game that was TO
have been played with Story City on
Saturday has been called of, Man
aper MAXWELL having received word TINS