Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-13

, fresh fruits or vegetables. See his lay
) out.
: Fer sale--A large standing desk, al
most new. Inquire at the Times-Re-
publican business office
Wanted-To rent, 10x12 tents from
August 10 to September g. Will pay
regular rental prices. Address r. r. Y
NJ. :. A.
Mss Nora Lehman. of Gilman, is
town. and vii! be one of a large num-
Der of patients under the care of DR..
! Wood.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society viii
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. L.
| Wilbur and Mrs. J. r. Haines, at the
Wilbur home corner of Third avenue
and Linn street
| The funeral of the late Mrs. James
| Car ton will be held from the family
residence, 614 East State street, Fri
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Rev. VIII
liam Pence James officiating. The house
will be open to friends between 1880
and 3.
Teddy" Green. until recently one
| of the star twirlers of the Webster
City team, arrived in the city this
morning and occupied the box for the
Maroons in one of their games with
the Radcliffe nine this afternoon. II
is not known as yet whether or not
Manager Maxwell will retain him.
The Swedish Mission Friends will
hold their annual mission meeting at
their church building. corner of Sew
enth and State streets, beginning Fri
day evening. The mission will con-
TIME over Sunday. Ministers TO be
present from out of the city are Rev.
Oscar Dahlberg and Rev. Kruse, of
Boone, and Rev. P. Liadel, OF Moin-
CORA.
j. e. Matteson, Of Cedar Rapids, who
has been in the city for short visit
with his brother. Lineman +. A. Mat
teson. of the Iowa Central, left this
morning for Lincoln, Neb.. where he
gots to install for a telephone com
pany an underground system. He will |
probably be in the Nebraska city for
about year While in Cedar Rapids |
My. Matteson has been connected with |
the Cedar Rapids Telephone Com
pany.
). party of friends. numbering about |
twenty, enjoyed beefsteak picnic on |
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. Joseph II. Johnston. CO., East |
Church street. The plans. as previously |
had been to have a brush |
patty at Cottage Grove Park, but the
rain interfered. Guests from out OF the |
city were Mrs. Eleanor Childs, of Wa
terloo: Mrs. A. w. Dudley. of Des
Mnines: aand Miss Scott, of Valley
Junction.
rhe Iowa Central ran most sue
cessful excursion to Clear Lake this
which carried passengers
from Montezuma and Grinnen. The
trnin, consisting of eight coaches and
a way car, arrived in this city about
5: 80 o'clock, and was crowded to over
flowing. There We're about $50 passen-
gers aboard. The train was in charg4
OF Conductor Mabie, of Oskaloosa. Dis
trlct Passenger Agent George NJ. Mar
tin accompanied the train. as did also
the Montezuma Odd Fellows band.
Ed Nell. who for the past four
years has been making his home in
81. Paul, where he has had charge of
one OF the sub-stations of the Bell
Telephone Company. is in the city for
about weeks visit with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. George Neil Mr.. Neil
stopped here on his way from St Paul
~ Graceville, Tex. where he will take
'harge of an interurban switch board [
'ecently placed by the Bell people His
nove to Texas is in the nature of a
iromotion for his excellent services ,
With the same company in ST Paul.
Ex-Governor Packard returned We'd ;
lasday evening from Des Moines, where
ne has been to look after matters per-
aiming to the cattle exhibit of the state
air, of which he is superintendent.
Governor Packard says the cattle ex-
libit this year is going to be by far
ne greatest ever made. The number
viii not be increased much over pre- i
'ious years. but the grade of animals q
n exhibition, will be far superior In
he hog department there will be 400 :
II 500 more animals shown. and new {
,ens are to be constructed to accom-
nodate the display. t
Mr.. II. 7. Myers. of New York gen
raj manager of the New York Man
samuel Siegel formerly of this city, is
lrector and instructor, spent the daS
n the city. Mr.. Myers is arranging II
or the appearance of Mr.. Segel IN D
his city, early in September. for a
oncert. He is to be accompanied by t
Ir. Hyman Myer, musician, wit ana h
mimic A concert by Mr.. Siegel in Mar +
halltown, after an absence of several
ears from the city. will undoubtedly il
e received with much favor among his "
lany friends, and especially the music G
wing people of the city.
Deputy Sheriff ]. NJ. Chapman, of II
linton county passed thru the city !,
evening. en- route to Eldora y
/ charge of Ralph and Henry Dumont
ged 10 and II years. The brothers =
ave, until recently, been kept in n II
ONE for the friendless at Council d
luffs. Their parents separated few
ears ago, and their mother died a ,
hort time ago. Because they have no u
ONE and the advantages for securing d
n education are so much better at the
ldora institution, they will enter the h
ldustral school. Mr.. Chapman was h
! the city this morning on his way lie
ONE, and visited for few hours with
is son, Mr.. Lyle Chapman, who is en- n
Logged as a switchman in the Iowa 81
entral yards. II
Additional notices Of pension allow -
noes, of interest TO Marshall county, -