Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-10


Or. Billiard, osteopath, % East MAR
Wall paper and paper hanging. Sc
Dinges & Everist.
Those gilded clocks at Aliens maxi
fine wedding presents. No IA East Mail
street.
A small 15-cent "for rent lad" In .
newspaper that everybody reads will lie
your house.
Miss Nettie l. Van Pa.,en, represent
ing The Jolly Elk" a s. P. O. E. pub
lication of ST. Paul, is III the city.
: James Dunno. of Chicago, was in tn,
city Thursday night looking after mat
ters of business connected with hi
focal interests.
Quick Meal combination range, 70,
coal and gas, or for both the same time
Takes only three and half foot space
Schmidts Hardware Store.
/ A Sensational Sale--The Fair offer
for Thursday and Friday mems and boys
balbriggan underwear A, 10 cents :
garment, or 80 cents for the suit. Dr.
not miss this opportunity.
+ This is the week for canning straw.
berries. The quality IS perfect and
i prices are reasonable. Leave your or
ders and have fresh berries delivered ii
the morning. Reynolds X Sheldon.
Miss Nellie Stewart, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alva Stewart, If Taylor town
ship, returned Tuesday evening from
Grinnel, where she has completed the
1 pf
/ College.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ruiter, of Water
/ loo. are in the city attending the grad
uating exercises of ST. Mary's institute
and are the guests of Mrs. Ruiters
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles kellaher
| Miss LYDIA Kelleher is a member OF the
class.
Messrs. James Hogan and Philip
Carolin. of DEBORAH, two delegates in
attendance at the convention OF the
Catholic Order of Foresters, are guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
| Vance. Mr. Hogan Is cousin of Mrs.
! Vance.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor ]. c. Milli-
man, of Logan was in the city Tues
day afternoon, being on his way to
Grinnell, where this afternoon he wit
nessal the graduation of his daughter
Miss Edith r. Milliman, from Grin
nell College.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green went to
Mason City Tuesday evening, where
Mr.. Greene Will have charge of the
work of laying the steel spans of a
bridge for the Iowa Central. Mr. Green
Will surerintend the work in different
places along the line, and his wife will
accompany him.
Miss Blanche ordway went to New
Providence Tuesday evening. where at
noon today she was present at the mar
riage of her friend, Miss Flossie Wright,
To Mr. Ray Hail. of Eldcra. The we'd
ding, which was a very quiet affair. and
witnessed only by the immediate fam
i,y, was celebrated at the home of the
brides parents, seven miles southeast
of New Providence. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
will reside in Eidora.
The Iowa Central wrecking crew
was sent north Tuesday afternoon to
point about midway between Sheffield
and Rockwell, where local freight No.
40 became derailed The train was in
charge of Conductor Fowler and Engin-
eer Jennings. From the report Of the
accident, appearing in the dispatches
today, number of travelling men in the
way car had close call from injury
or death.
John Snyder. of 4031s West State
street, n meat cutter In the employee of
j. G. I.eutenneger, was injured Tues
day afternoon while at work grinding
sausage. In moving his right hand
while turning it was caught in the cogs
with the result that the index and mid
die fingers were smashed from
the tips to the second joints. 1t
was necessary to anputate the end of
the index finger. but it Is thought the
second one may be saved.
Word received in this city by friends
from John S. Brandon, who moved to
Crookston, Mimi. last spring, an
nounces the death of Mrs. Ida Trough.
wife of Henry Trough, which occurred
on May 81, of typhoid fever. compli
Gated with paralysis Of the brain. Mr..
and Mrs. Trough formerly lived about
ten miles northeast of this city in
-Grundy County and removed to
Crookston with the party that accom-
panied Mr.. Brandon. The funeral was
held at the home on June 2, and the
interment was in the Crookston ceme-
terry.
The last meeting of the year for the
Shakespeare Club was held Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Harriet L. Sutton.
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year, Mrs. B. F. Nichols being named
president; Mrs. Sutton as vice presi-
dent; and Mrs. T. p. Marsh, secretary
and treasurer. Officers reports for the
year just closed were read and showed
the club to have had very prosperous
season. A social hour followed the
business of the afternoon, at the close
of which Mrs. Sutton served light re-
freshments. Mrs. Martha Osman-
Smith was guest of the club.
Conductor S. B. Chapman, of the
Central, left this morning for New
Hartford, where he will be present
the tenth biennial reunion of the TWEEN
ty-first Iowa infantry, of which he
was member. The regiment was
recruited in and about Dubuque, Nc
Gregor and Strawberry Point, and the
reunion this year is the most import
ant in recent years, because of the fact
that members of the Iowa commission
to locate the state monument on the
Vicksburg battle ground are to be
elected. The twenty-first took quite q
prominent part in the Vicksburg cam
paign, and out of the regiment are to