Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-20

Chamber and Stop Jars. also plain
ewers and basins at Culleys.
DR.. w. M. choate. dentist, over No
West Main street. New phone 60.
Curtain swiss, worth % cents yard
Friday and Saturday. 12& cents. The
Fair.
fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. will tell
$4,000 people that your farm Is for
sale.
All persons indebted to us will please
call and settle as we must close our
books Rannatyne e Lay.
Lawns and dimities, worth up to Is
cents yard, Friday and Saturday 8 y
cents yard The Fair.
The Central Iowa Business College.
Marshaltown. Iowa gives value re-
cleveland a little more. Send for
catalogue today.
Dr. Cora IS. Williams, specialist. dis
eases of women and obstetrics. Of
flee over No. West Main. Residence
SOS West Main. New phone CO.
mere VIII be another good citiHen-
snip meeting in the east court room on
next Sunday afternoon OF $50 O'clock
ID. d. Babcock and others will speak.
We handle the very best line of pop
ular-priced suits in the market. our
prices are the lowest, considering
workmanship and quality. We guaran-
tee the fit NJ. f. Andrews.
Chaplain O. h L. Mason, of the
Fifty third Iowa, who has been attend
ing the encampment of the regiment
at Cedar Falls for the past week. pass
ed thru the city this morning on his
Way to his home in Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Arson, of 212a
Adams street. Chicago, are parents
of a son, born to them in this city
Wednesday afternoon, at the home OF
Mr.. Anson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. r. Arson, Sl2 South Third avenue
Mr.. Arson arrived from Chicago to-
day.
Travelling Auditor II. Bennion, of the
Iowa Central. who has been taking a
two months vacation, during which
time he has, among other things. been
looking after business interests in Pier
re. S. D., will resume his work Sep
TENDER /. Mr.. Bennion passed thru the
city Wednesday evening on his way to-
Grinnell from Minneapolis.
The members of the Albion band have
registered an objection to the state
merit IN these columns that the Bethel
band furnished the music for the gro
GERS and butchers picnic at Waterloo
The Albion band. distinct and sepa-
rate organization from the Bethel band
vas engaged for the Guy. and is de-
slrous of having the crajit for the mu-
SIC, rather than its neishbor
Chaplain Jesse Cole, of the Soldiers
Home, left today for Ute where Friday |
he Will deliver an address before the
Western Iowa Veterans Association, |
of the counties of Crawford, /
Harrison. Ida. and Monona. Chaplain
Coles address will be in the nature of |
| camp fire talk and his subject will |
De The Greatness of the Work Ac-
by Soldiers From 81 to 65.''
The "Hawkeye," the private and bus
ness car of Vice President and Cen
.ral Manager l.. +. Day. of the Iowa
Central, which has been in the shops |
lere for six weeks, undergoing a thor
ugh overhaullng, was brought out this /
morning and will be sent to Minneap /
Ills. The car is fresh and clean, and 4
has been reprinted inside and out, and
las been overhauled and repaired, put
ing ii in first class order turnout.
A detail of eighty sailors of the
United States navy passed thru the city
his morning over the Northwestern en-
cute from Norfolk. Va. to San Fran
isco, where they have been assigned
o ship. While passing thru the Clinton
ards this morning one of their num-
er. Charles Rudolph in some unknown
manner. fell from the train, breaking
lis right leg and arm. He was taken
o the city hospital and as soon as able
o travel will be sent TO one of the gov
rnment hospitals in the east until he
Sensational rumors circulated on the
treet regarding the organization of the
Iawkeye Mercantile Company are
argely unfounded A controversy has
risen between Mr.. Patterson and Mr.
took, which, unless amicably settled,
nay result in Mr.. Parker not being
Identified with the new store as
tanned. The remainder of the organ
zation remains intact. and the new
tore will open on the day set. Mr.. G..
Y. Zellhoefer. of Chicago, has purchas-
d stock in the company, and will be
Identified with Mr.. Rice in the grocery
apartment. His wife will arrive soon
D establish their home in Marshall- .
own.
The funeral of the late G. NJ. Seick, of
les MONIES. who died from the effects
{ an overdose of poison Monday morn
lg, was held at the Christian church
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. ]
ute number. who We're former !
tends and neighbors of the family :
lille it lived here, were present. Dele
stions from both the Odd Fellows and ,
improved Order of Red Men attended 8
, a body. Rev. w. II. Scott conducted !
lie services at the church, and ritual
tic services at the grave were under ,
le direction of the Odd Fellows. There
ere several floral pieces. among them !
large wreath from the Red Men and
,e emblematic three links from the
id Fellows The pail bearers chosen :
ON among the members of the two !,
dyes, were Messrs. Charles LaPlant,
tewart Eason. ]. w. Riley, j. p. Coop
!, p. W. Watson. w. Fl. Cover, Charles
-ack and j. A. Ferree.
Information that has been received
U local sportSmen is to the effect tn -
st Sunday, in the country near the i