Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-28

| Bristow, OF! the Great Western, was in
the city today on business.
The members of the Baptist Sunday
school enjoyed their annual picnic to-
day at Cottage Grove Park, Soldiers
| Home.
The Busy Bee Circle of the l.. o. T.
| NJ, will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Arney, 4O4 North Fourth
avenue.
Yesterdays temperature reached
three degrees above that of Sunday, the
maximum for the day being "a. The
minimum was 20.
Now is your time to buy a skirt. suit
or shirt waist at the great removal sale
One quarter off on all lace curtains.
Whitton & Whitehead.
Hooking Valley and Ocean Smokeless
can't be beaten for furnace use. They
burn UP clean and give July heat. Get
our prices. Brown Fuel and Lime
Company.
Next week we will move our stock to
1872 West Main street. and will be bet
ter prepared than ever before to do all
kinds of kodak work. G. A. Jones.
Jacob Roundy and Calvin Wheeler
went to Albion this morning, where
they will join a threshing crew and
work in that section Of the county for
several weeks.
We want to sell 1000 barrels of salt
at 81 Ter barrel. We also have for
sale 1.0lO sacks of the Big Four flour.
This -four is made from selected Min
nesota wheat. Every sack guaranteed.
Z. E. Benedict & Co.
Open an ice account Aug. LIST, for
pure, manufactured Ice. made from dis
titled water. The price is 35 cents per
hundred put into your ice box, with
out sawdust. Both phones 1876. Arti-
fetal Ice Co.
Guy Spellman, of Fort Dodge, an as
s:stant cashier in the employ of the
Barber Asphalt Paving Company, ar
rived In the city Monday evening and
Will take charge of the company's office
here. until the work on the streets is
completed.
The young ladies of Woman's Hall.
Soldiers Home, will serve ice cream
and cake Thursday evening on the
Home lawn. The Soldiers, Home band
will give concert during the evening.
The proceeds will go towards the pur-
chase Of piano for the hall.
Mr.. E. P. Popejoy of Alden, was in
our city today. He has had some very
serious trouble with his eyes and feared
at ore time of losing his sight. Mr.
Pope1oy now says that his sight has
improved wonderfully since taklns
treatment of DR.. kierulff the oculist
of ST. Paul, who have been spending
the past week with the formers broth
ers, Messrs. Charles and Rudolph Hen
ry, left for their home Monday. Mr.
Tibbirs spent Sunday in the city and
returned with his family. Miss BeatriX
Henry also accompanied her aunt and
will remain for months visit
General Superintendent Clarence w.
Huntington, of the Jersey Central, ac-
companied by his wife, daughter Hell
en- and son. Master John Huntington.
will arrive in the city tomorrow morn
ing from Elizabeth, N. j.. and remain
of Mr.. and Mrs B. A. Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Huntington will go from here to
Oskaloosa for a few days visit with
friends before returning home.
The members of the Court of Column
bian Circle enjoyed bis initiatory and
social evening at the German odd Eel
lows Hall Monday night. when large
nj, jpif1afad into fba saprafc of
the order. Despite the heat of the
after the degree team had completed
its york the evening was spent social
~. Refreshments were served.
President A. f. Balch. of the Mar
shalltown State Bank. and Cashier c.
c. st Clair. of the City National, left
Monday evening for Davenport, where
they will be present at the annual con-
vention of the Iowa State Bankers As
ISOLATION, which began this morning
and lasts until Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Balch accompanied her husband
and together they will be entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hass.
Rev. Paul Douglass, of Springfield,
tional church at Ames. was in the city
afternoon. being on his way to
Grlnnell. where he spent today with
his, father DIR. T. O. Douglass. Rev.
Douglass has been to Des Moines,
where Sunday he filed the pulpit Of the
Plymouth Congregational church. He
stopped in Anes for brief visit Mon
day, and tonight leaves Grinnell for
Chicago, where he will remain for a
srort stay before leaving for Spring
field.
Mr.. Grin NJ. Coate, of Des Moines,
a. moterman in the employ of the Des
Moines Street Railway Company for
the past eleven years, spent the day
in the city as the guest of his brother
in-law, Mr.. Theodore Johnston. Mr..
Coate is the patentee of locomotive
attachment which promises
to make him fortune and minimize
railway accidents. The attachment isl
one that can be used on any headlight,
and throws the light around curves, TO-
cusing the rays in the center of the
track and not to one side, as is always
the case when an engine is rounding a
curve. The Chicago Great Western is
now making test of the attachment
and it is proving to be very satisfac-
tory.
James M. Anderson, of 407 South
Center street, caused the arrest Mon
day night of his wife, Mrs. Melinda
Anderson aged IS. and Walter Benge,