Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-03

notice prices on same.
See cur window, we have some en-
cellent bargains in pictures. D. C. Will
bur.
Wanled-Two blacksmiths for the
jbridge department. Steady work. A.
L. Shorthill Co.
Picking time is here Johnson's pure
cider vinegar is the best. For sale by
Cuiley, the grocer.
For sale-A span Of horses Your
choice out of seven head. Also one
large line covered wagon. The Sin
clair Tea & Coffee Co.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Organized Charity Association, will be
held al the associations room, 404 May
street, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. u. L. Miner. of Carroll, one Of the
western Iowa statesmen of the Let's
Fletcher Company, spent Saturday in
the city looking after business matters
with the house.
There Is always someone who can
offer Just what you want If you only
knew where to find him. Tells your
wants in paper everybody reads and
the right fellow will find you.
The annual meeting of the Political
Equality Club will be held with Mrs.
Harriet L. Sutton. III North Cent
street, Tuesday evening at 1880. OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year will be elect
ed.
r ;,,rl
menced suit for divorce from her hus-
band, ]. NJ. Anderson, in which she all
leges l1abitual drunkenness and abuse.
The couple were married in Toledo,
May rs, 1898.
Word received Saturday from Gus
ter, G., by William Shipton. of Green
Mountain, announces that his brother,
Mr.. Frank Shipton, still continues 10
improve, and that the present symp-
toms all point to his rapid recovery.
We have moved our stock of cameras
and photo supplies three doors west of
1872 West Main. and will be better pre-
pared than ever to do all kinds Of
kodal; work, and will carry complete
line uf everything in the proto line. G.
A. Jones.
Miss Edna Sinkins, who has been
visiting for about month with her
sister, Mrs. Elmer Kimbley, in Alton.
I. T., arrived home Saturday evening.
Owing to an attack Of fever, with
which Miss Simkins was stricken
while away, she was delayed in start
ing for home, but was sufficiently re-
covered SO that she could travel with
comfort.
Rev w. H. Scott, OF the Christian
church, was greeted by two large aud
fences Sunday upon the occasion of his
sermons, after four years
cured the pulpit will be regularly sup
Piled. Rev. Alfred NJ. Haggard, A. NJ,
dean of the college Of the Bible OF
Drake University, Des Moines, will
preach next Sunday.
Overland limited, No. 2. east-bound
on the Northwestern. was delayed sew
eral hours in reaching this city this
morning, arriving at $3.50. Delays on
the Union Pacific and heavy rains near |
Logan and Denison this morning were
the cause. The Chicago special, due
at :O5, was also delayed for about
two hours on account Of the heavy |
rains in the western part Of the state.
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Glass fruit Jars. pints soc. quarts Coo
and one half gallon 75c per dozen at
Culley's.
Mrs. N. r. Gift, of Gearing, was in
The city Saturday evening. being on her
way home from Clear Lake, where she
nas been since early in July. at the
cliff summer home. She will return
% The lake after visit of about
week in Gearing. In addition to the
aurlch. owned by the Gifts, Mrs.
cliff recently launched new row boat,
he Della c., which is said to be one
II the prettiest little boats on the
AXE.
The best sweet pickles and dills at
,uley's.
Mir. and Mrs. George l.. Mason, ar
lived home Saturday evening from
Mimi, and Fargo. n. D.,
where they have been visiting for the
,ast two weeks. AT Barnesville. MIR.
nd Mrs Mason visited Mr.. Nason's
rother Mr.. H. A. Mason, formerly of I,
who is very pleasantly To-
ated on nice 160 acre farm, south OF
Wheat barley and flax
awe all yielded well in the section
where Mr.. Mason is located, but corn
5 going to be a very poor crop.
California and imported olives in
,u,k at Culley's.
Miss May Boydston, of Des Moines,
Who has been at Clear Lake for a h
weeks visit, was In the city Saturday
en- route to her home. Miss
3cydston recently visited her parents,
Dir. and Mrs Lon H. Boydston, of Mon
ezuma. Her father who has been In
,oor health for some time is not i'm
proved, and the family fears serious
outcome unless a change for the bet
en- results soon. Mr.. Boydston's trou-
lie. is largely due to nervousness,
aused by overwork and worry. His
mind is affected at times, and moth
NIX that can be said or done can per-
,,ade him that his only hope is to
rive up business for a time and rest
lie insists on looking after the affairs
IL his paper, the Montezuma Demo-
rat, not wanting to trust them to other
lands, even temporarily. Mr.. Boyd
sons many Marshalltown friends will
.ope to soon learn Of his improvement
md ultimate recovery.
Covered lunch baskets all sizes at
,ulley's.
A wreck on the Newton branch of
lie Iowa Central, near kopple's Sta