Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-07

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men from Simmons Book Store.
Nice fresh celery at cents pound
three pounds for 20 cents. Bee Hive.
Special inducements for twenty days
Cali on DIR. L. B. Phelps, the ophthai
mologist, for information.
If You are wise you will buy ham
mock now at Simmons Book Store
Prices less than wholesale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lynch, of 40!
J North Center street, are the parents o
a daughter, born to them Thursday.
We will give ten bars of LenoS soal
for % cents with each 81 purchase eek
cept sugar. at the Bee Hive. Saturday
only.
What an Ohio Steam Cooker will dc
1t will roast meat. steam potatoes, swee
corn and pudding with one flame o
gas only. C. f. Schmidt. reliable STOW,
dealer
Thursday was II, drop of 9 degrees
Tuesday. The minimum for Thursday
was so.
A good game may be expected be-
tween Marshalltown and Waterloo at
$3.50 tomorrow. 1t will only take one
hour and thirty minutes of your after
noon to see 1t.
/ The Central Iowa Business College, OF
Marshaltown, offers unusual advslnt-
ages to those who wish to prepare for
business. Enter now, and get one
months tuition free. Investigate the
work we are doing.
We have the finest line of French
China and cut glass in the city and
are making specially low prices for a
I few days to lessen the stock prepare
tory to receiving our new fall and holt
day line. Now is the time to buy we'd
ding presents. Simmons Book Store
| Mrs. w. H. Ford and children, who
have been visiting for the past six
weeks with relatives in Chicago, Au-
rora and other Illinois points, arrived
| home Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ford
was taken i'll last week. and Mr.. Ford
went to Chicago to accompany her
home.
\
man for the Barber Asphalt Company,
who has been in charge of the work
at FIT. Dodge, has been transferred to
this city. to assume charge here. Fore
man w. NJ. Murdoch, who has been
| here, takes charge Of the FIT. Dodge
| concrete work.
Foreman A. f. Mitchell. of Armour &
| Co.. went to steamboat Rock Thursday
| evening, where today he loaded a car of
poultry to be shipped 10 this city for
dressing in the local plant. There Will
be about 5000 pounds in the consign-
ment, largely spring stuff, which will
be prepared for the eastern market.
A crowd of young people spent
Thursday afternoon and evening pic
Incklng at the Soldiers Home. Those
who were In the party were Misses
Maud Isaacson. Esther Wanberg, Alma
Esaacson. Gertie Strand and Anna Pc
terson: Messrs. Arthur, Berg, Albert
Peterson, Harry Mold, Harry Johnson.
Allen Martinson and Oscar Thornquist.
Mr.. O. L. Williams, foreman of the
Northwestern roundhouse at Tama,
spent Thursday in the city visiting
/
employ OF two railroad companies, the
Northwestern and Milwaukee, since
leaving the service of his country in
1865. He has been with the North
western continuously for the past
nineteen years.
In the neighborhood Of thirty mem
bers of the Iowa Legion of Honor
spent Thursday afternoon and evening
| picncing at the Cottage Grove Park at
| the Soldiers Home. The ladies went
out in the afternoon and took With
| them lunch. They We're later Joined
by their husbands and the evening was
spent listening to the concert by The
Soldiers Home band.
| The derrick and wrccking, outfit OF
| the Iowa Central, which was sent TO
! the scene of the washout and derali-
ment on the Iowa Central near Cam
eron Monday night. arrived in the city
IThursday afternoon, after having en-
urely cleared the right of-way. Inc
| ba pgage car, which was thrown on its
side by the accident, is badly damaged
and will have to go into the shops for
extensive repairs.
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| teen years conductor on the C., l. q
d. railway, was in the city Thurs
| day evening, accompanied by Mrs.
fisher, being on his way to Des Molnes
| where he will rent residence property
and prepare to make his future home
Mr.. fisher has left the service of the
| Northwestern, which now controls the
c., I. & D., and will take a passenger
run out of Des Moines on the D., l. F..
& N. railway.
Mrs. Charles Ulmer, Of Rolfe. who
has been in the city for about week,
visiting at the homes of her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ulmer,
and brother, Mr. H. D. Timer, left
| Thursday evening for Fairfield. where
she Will visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. Tony, for month. AT
the conclusion of her Fairfield visit,
Mrs. Timer will leave for Green Bay.
Wis, where Mr.. Ulmer will take a
position on the road for the Consolt-
dated Piano Manufacturing Company
| of Green Bay. Mr.. Timer has been In
| the retail piano business at Rolfe for
the past ten months.
| Sister Dominica. of st. Maryss con-
vent. arrived home Thursday evening
from Ottumwa. where she has been for
several weeks attending the retreat of
the order of the Sisters Of the Humility
| of Mary at the mother house, st. Jo-
seph's convent Sister Dominica has
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