Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-10


ceived. Marion Gard.
All the latest weaves in new fall suit
i ings at NJ F. Andrews.
A few water sets to close out at 2
reduced price See them at Culley's.
Positively last week of our removal
sale. We move Saturday night. A.
chic Parker.
/ Diamonds and jewelry at cost for
this week only. Miller, the jeweler,
los East Main.
Special inducements for ten days
Call on DR.. l.. B. Phelps. the ophthai-
mologist, for information.
Wanted--A girl or woman to help
me with the Homework. Mrs. 7. l.
WATSON, LOT North Third street.
1 Wanted--Some competent person to
help me with my homework. Mrs. T.
j. WATSON, 1O7 North Third street.
Remember everything goes at cost.
now is the time to buy silverwara.
/ Miller, the jeweler. los East Main.
| Miss Veach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Veach. residing two and one
| half miles southeast of Liscomb is very
! Ill with typhoid fever
| Mr.. Seth Zug arrived home Saturday
| evening from Chicago, and will remain
| for few days, owing to the illness of
Mrs. Zug, who has been in poor health
| for several weeks.
Iowa Central engine No. SO. pulling
~ J, tnr 10 "a N
eccentric Saturday evening at a point
about midway between Gilman and
Pickering. and was about an hour late
| into this ely.
Mr.. Charles Barnes. of Cedar Rapids,
was in the city Sunday evening, being
on his way home from Eldora, where
he had been called to attend the funeral
of his brother-in- law, Mr. Charles AL
| len. which was conducted Sunday
afternoon.
Three special G. A. r. trains on the
Northwestern. all from eastern states.
passed thru the city this morning. The
first one reached the city at 4, the Sec
ond at $50 and the third at $50
o'clock. Others are scheduled west to-
night.
II. l.. knight, an operator at the
Postal office in this city, has been pro-
NOTED to the management of the COM
pany's Office at Cedar Falls and left on
Saturday evening to assume his new
duties. S. N. Dodge, of Wilton juno
ton, takes Mr.. knights place in this
city.
The choir girls of ST. Palls Episcopal
church, who have been camping down
the river at point near the golf
grounds, for the past week, returned
to the city Saturday evening, having
enjoyed most pleasant outing. The
young ladies were chaperoned by Miss
Lillian Griswold.
Mrs Martha Osman-Smith has given
up her apartments at the home of Mrs.
II. L. Sutton, III North Center, and
will be at the home of her sister. Mrs.
George p Powers, for two weeks, when
she will go to Kansas City for a two
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
w. II. Sickle.
Attention, Yeomen and their friends
The train for the Yeomens picnic at
Waterloo will leave here at 8 p. m. on
Wednesday, Aug. II. Fare, 81 for the
round trip. A fine program is arranged.
including a ball game between the All
coma Brownies and the Waterloo Lulas.
These teams are the best in the state.
Committee.
District Passenger Agent George M.
Martin. of the Central. was in the city
this morning on business, and said he
expected from indications. and If the
weather proves favorable, to run the
largest excursion of the season Tuesday
into Clear Lake. The attraction is
Hobson. the Merrimac hero, and ma
val parade on the lake.
Miss Mary b. Convict, who has been
the guest of her uncle and aunt, DR..
and Mrs. A B. Conway, for the past
month. left for New York Sunday
morning to begin rehearsals with the
"Chinese Honeymoon" Company, in
which she has been cas-. for the COM
ing season in the role of Princess Sou
Sou, one of the principal characters.
Moses Stern celebrated Sunday his
6Sth anniversary and on Thursday, att
the annual reunion of the Marshall
County Old Settlers Association, will
meet with the pioneers of the county
in their annual reunion. Mr.. Stern came
to the city forty-two years ago. He
received many remembrances from his
nephews and nieces in New York, st.
Paul and Cincinnati.
Sixteen young people from this city
drove to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Wildman, near Albion, Saturday
evening. Luncheon was taken with
them. Those who We're in the party
were Misses Eva Wildman, Grace and
Anna Maud Kimberly, Nellie Board
man, Allie Bristol, Jennie Walsh, Myr
tie Cation and Olive Wolff. and Messrs.
Ralph Wildman, Ray Ewald, e. G.
Schroeder, Sherwood Scheeler Ralph
Ferguson, of Chicago, and Charles
Turnkey. Mr.. and Mrs Will Wolff
chaperoned the young people.
Miss Grace Fu1mer left Sunday af-
ternoon for Chicago, where she will re-
main for few days visit befor going
to Philadelphia, from which point She
will sail Saturday morning on the AM
erican line steam Haverford, for Liv-
erpool. Miss Fulrer is to be Joined in
Chicago by her friend Mrs. Virginia.
Kendall, of Wheeling, w. Va, and littlel
daughter, Elizabeth, who are to accom-
pany her to Europe. After travelling
turnout England Miss Fulmer will To-
cate in Berlin about the middle of Sept
ember, for a years study in German
She may also visit Paris for course in