Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-11

suits. Lee, Benedict & Co.
! Look into Osmans window and Sc,
the genuine Indian bead belts.
want to buy a good work team
| Weight about 1900 to HOO pounds. G
". Beasley.
Metallic mohair waistings. guaran.
teed absolutely fast colors. See then
lat NJ. L. Andrews.
1 For Sale-A large standing desk, al
most new. Inquire at the Tines-Re-
publican business office.
Abraham Shannon and wife, who
have been critically i'll for severa
weeks, are somewhat improved.
Ladies Day. Wednesday, Angus
IL all ladies viii be admitted free to
the Marshalltown-R adclif ball game
Excursion to Clear Lake on Sunday
Aug. l6. Train leaves Marshalltown al
S a. m. Fare. Sl.50 for the round trip
Ice cream and cake on ST. Marys
lawn Tuesday evening under the aus
p;ces of St. Mary's Temperance So
|ciety.
Mrs. Seth Tug was operated upon
this morning for abcess of the gall
bladder. She is resting as easily as
could be expected this afternoon.
The Catholic Temperance Society will
give lawn social at Rev. Lenihan's
tonight. Proceeds to go toward furnish
ing a room i'll Sit. Thomas hospital.
The Chicago Great Western is max
ing extensive improvements in its east
yards. near the coal chutes, by putting
in about 1000 feet of steel, TO be used
for switching and passing tracks.
Lost on last Friday evening between
the Episcopal church and No. South
Third street, pair OF gold bowed nose
glasses. Finder please leave at Sim
mons book store and receive reward
Z Miss Florence Michaeis. who has been
spending her summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. Q. Michaels,
III this city, left today for Kansas City,
where she viii take position with the
publishing firm o. Dodd Mad & Co.
Commandment C. C. Horton, of the
Soldiers Home. went TO Clear Lake this
morning 10 make arrangements for the
reunion Of his old regiment, the Second
Iowa cavalry, which will be held at that
place drI!s.g Tie first week in Sep
tenIber.
AT the regular weekly shoot of the
Levee Gun Club. held Monday after
noon. George Snow, in me fifty-target
race, was high gun, with forty-two:
7 nd vt ~, . hi, slx
Con" Redden third. with thirty; and
Louis Probs; fourth. with eighteen.
Mrs. Michael Reusch and daughters.
Ethel and Pearl. left Monday evening
for Portland. Ore. where they will re-
main Indefinitely, with view of locat-
ing If the climate proves agreeable. Mr..
Reusch will remain here for some time,
or until his family decides as to their
future plans.
Attention. Yeomen and their friends
The train for the Yeomen's picnic at
Waterloo will leave here at 9 p. IN. on
Aug. H. Fare, 81 for the
round trip. A fine program is arranged.
a ball game between the All
epna Brownies and the Waterloo Lulas.
These teams are the best in the state.
Committee.
Today is an anniversary with Captain
e. C. Mcmillan. and several hundred
other ex- federal officers who. thirty
nine years ago. were transferred from
Camp Oglethorpe, Macon. Ga. where
they were held as prisoners. To Charles
ton, S. C. The privates who were held
in Macon were sent tofAndersonville at
the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Nordstrum, who
have been making their home at Tip
ton for several weeks. arrived in the
city Monday evening and will remain
for short stay before going to San
where Mr.. Nordstrum is TO
the erection of a build
Ing for which Case & CO., OF Upton,
have the contract. Mr.. Nordstrum has
been In Muscatine overseeing some
work. and came here from that city.
The Maroons went to Colfax this
for a return game with the
1olfax nine. to be played today. The
makeup of the team is: Salisbury,
atch; Rothermel, pitch: Preston, short
stop: w. Scott. first; Austin, second;
Kent third; Abbott left field; Cook,
center field: and Cole, right field. Man
ager Maxwell and Messrs. Charles
j. r.. Binford and Fred Eu- !
.iere accompanied the team.
Rev. A. C. valkup, of Dundee, Ill.,
Who has been spending the past three
II four days with his cousin, DR.. H. P,
ouffield, and family, left this morning |
or San Francisco. and will sail from
here to the Gilbert Islands. southwest |
# the Philippine group. where he will |
esume his missionary work. Rev.
Nallsup has been in this country since
hume, spending his vacation with rela
ives. and had not seen mis- cousin here
or twenty-six years. He has been in
he missionary field for about twenty
ears, and is representing the Congre-
rational church.
Mr.. Will r. Muse, editor of the Ma
ION City Globe Gazette, was In the city |
Monday night, leaving this morning for
omaha, where he will meet the other
of the Memorial University
Male Quartet which is to furnish the
music at the annual encampment of the
G. a. r.. at San Francisco.
rhe other members left Mason City for
omaha via Dubuque; where they join
d the Iowa Minnesota official train
N the Illinois Central. The idea of the
,uartet Is 10 advertise the school to the
iifferent states represented at the en-
The members of the quar-
ct are c. b. Higgins, first tenor; Will
.yon, second tenor; G. H. Wallace,