Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-14

New mercerzed damasks for fal
waists at NJ. f. Andrews First of tn,
kind shown in the city. See them.
Excursion to Clear Lake on Sunday
Aug. 16. Train leaves Marshalltown a
s a. m. Fare, $3.50 for the round trip
Wanted-To rent. 1oxl2 tents from
August 10 to September 3. VIII pa,
regular rental prices. Address r. r. Y
Nj. 9. A.
Division Claim Agent j. Z. White o
the Northwestern, was in the cit.
Thursday night looking after compan,
business, being on his way east from
a trip to the western part of the
state.
| The funeral of the late Elias Win
chel, who died Thursday morning, will
be held from the residence, 125 West
Main street, Saturday afternoon at .
O'Clock. The interment Will be in
Riverside.
We wish to explain that owing to the
state encampment taking place this
week we We're unable to secure Fergu-
sons orchestra, but with special play
efs picked UP We're able to give dance
music that won very general approval.
]. Eli. Hull.
State Bank Examiner NJ. A. Buchan,
of 6trundy Center, who has been in the
city for the past two days examining
the books of the MarShalltown State
and Fidelity Savings banks, went to
State Center this morning, where he
will remain today.
Thursday was the coolest day Of the
weak so far, the thermometer register
ing "A degrees, one degree lower than
the three days previous. During the
evening warmer wave struck this sec
ton causing the temperature to remain
higher than at any previous night this
week. The minimum for the night was
5S, being five degrees warmer than
Wednesday night.
Giving to the inability of Governor
Mickey, of Nebraska, no was one OF
the speakers at the Epworth League
assembly of northwest Iowa. now in
session at Clear Lake, Chaplain Jesse
Cole. of the Soldiers Home, who Went
TO Clear Lake THURSDAY to hear him.
supplied in his stead. Cha plain Cole de-
livered his lecture on The Nations
Peril and the Patriotism That Saved 1t"
MIR. Ben Binford. of Pierre, S. d.,
spent the day in the city with friends
corning from Beaman. where he has
been visiting q brother. Mr.. Binford
was at one time, about fourteen yearsI
ago. bookkeeper in the Marshalltownl
t,,n
en-. assistant cashier of the First Ma |
tional Bank, at Pierre. Mr.. Binford I
viii arrive in the city about a week |
for visit of a week or SO with friends.
Mrs. B. w. Sinclair and daughter
Fredrika arrived home this morning
from Clear Lake S. d., where they
have been for a five weeks visit with
Mrs. Sinciair's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
:. A. Decker They were accompanied
oy Mrs. Sinclairs sister, Miss Jessie
Decker, who Will remain for an indefi-
lite visit. Miss Decker will take a
position with her brother-in-law for a
-iIne or at least during the absence of
Miss Fannie Shaw, who is soon to
cave for Chicago for few weeks visit
With her sister, Mrs. Jay w. Lloyd.
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Mrs. w. S. Devine and daughter, For
s.ine, arrived home Thursday evening
rom their several weeks visit in the
asst. They enjoyed most delightful
rip. and touched at many points OF in
crest. Their principal stay was in New
yurk with DIR. and Mrs. Edward II.
oGvine, and al Brooklyn with Mrs. De-
rae's aunt, Mrs Enoch Eastman. re-
let of ex-Lieutenant Eastman, of Iowa.
srief visits 10 Washington and Phila- {
elphia We're made, and en- route home
irs. Devine and daughter visited at
Niagara Falls. At Chicago, during thu
nst few days. they We're the guests Of
ir and Mrs. J. l.. Devine. e
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