Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-09

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Big reduction sale on wash goods at
NJ. f. Andrews
No raise in the retail price of flour
at Culley's. See him before buying.
Quick Meal gasoline stoves mean
quick meal. Schmidts hardware store.
A fifteen cent ad in the T.-R. will tell
$4,000 people that your farm is for
sale.
The best beer for table use is the
Val Blatz export or private stock. Sold
by Gust Biermann.
Enameled dish pans. stew pans. and
preserving Eettles at Culley's 10 and II
South First avenue.
We are selling earthern water pitch
ers for 10 cents each-iust the thing for
ice water. Reynolds & Sheldon.
| Coal! Coal! Best of all grades at
lowest prices. See us before racting
Phones 14O. Brown Fuel and Lime
Co.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. P. NJ. Adamson, 202
North Seventh street.
The Busy Bee Circle of the L. o. T.
/ NJ. was entertained by Mrs. John Yo-
kom at her home, 532 North Third
street, Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society, which was to have
/ been held tomorrow with Mrs. C. c.
| Horton, has been postponed one
week.
W. B. Mclaughlin. of Omaha,
district manager for the Bar
her people, arrived from Mason City |
/ "Wednesday evening and spent the night |
here with Superintendent Grayson.
| Miss Ella Ferguson entertained her
class of girls of the Baptist Sunday |
school at picnic In the Soldiers Home
grove Wednesday afternoon. About a |
dozen were present and enjoyed the af- |
| ternoon in the woods
Conductor "Herm" Colt, of the Cen
trail, was relieved this morning on No
1 at Oskaloosa, and will remain off !
duty several days because of illness
Mr. Colt has not been well for several |
| days and will see what virtue there
| is in the rest cure. He went north this I
morning as passenger on his train
| to Albert Lea. Conductor Pat" Keefe
will be on the run until Mr.. Coli, is able
to resume it.
Rev. E. ]. Dent, of Coffeyville. Kas.,
and Rev. George E. Partch, of Shang
hal, China, are in the city for visit
as the guests of Rev. William Pence
James. rector of ST. Pauls Episcopal
church Rev. James and Rev Partch
Were classmates at Highland ljnivers-
ity, Highland, Kas. and have not me,
for number of years. Rev. Partch
is Presbyterian missionary at Shang-
hal and is enjoying a leave of abb
serce in his native country.
Jelly glasses with or without tin tops
at Culley's.
w. T. Boardman. letter carrier No
l, of the postoffice, and the Oldest car
rier in the service, Is quite seriously
i'll at his home. 205 East Main street.
Mr.. Boardman's trouble is appendicitis.
He is no worse today than he has been
during the past few days. ard as yet
no serious results are feared. 1t has
been decided at a consultation of ply
sicians that an operation will be neces-
sary. but as yet the patient is not
strong enough to submit to the shock.
Rubber hose at the right price
Schmidt's hardware store.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic,
held at Timmons' grove, near Marietta,
Wednesday. was in every way a grand /,
success, there being in the neighbor-
hood of 225 children and their elders
present. The events held in the after
noon resulted the following persons
winning prizes: Pearl Edgington, Wal
den Mston. Clark Powers, Ralph Crow,
Anna Newblom. Ben Savage, Ivogene
Ruth, Carl Hoaglan, Russell Smith,
Miss Scheeler, Miss Click, Laura Mer-
ryman, Harry Gerhart, Edna McGrew
and Mrs. Emes.
Lemon and vanilla extracts in pretty {
bottles with glass shoppers at Reynolds !
& Sheldon.
Word received from Des Moines this +,
morning by Colonel c. c. Horton, an
nounces that the special train which !,
will bring the members OF the Kins- :
man Post, G. A. r., and their wives and !
friends to this city. where they will !,
spend the day, will leave Des Moines ,
at O'Clock. Immediately upon the ar
rival of the excursionists at the Home ,
grounds. the inspection will take place. !,
1t was originally intended to hold the :
inspection in the evening, but on ac- ,
count of the leaving time scheduled at !,
Z o'clock it was necessary to change i
the time of inspection.
Culley's teas are the best for the i
cup quality. No coupons. The best |
goods for the least money.
John McKinnon, who was arrested ,
several days ago on the charge of lar .
ceny of three butts of chewing tobac-
co, belonging to the Marshalltown Gro
Gerry Company, from the Iowa Central :
PLATFORM was given his preliminary :.
hearing in Justice Burritts court We'd
nesday afternoon. The case was con. :,
tinued until this morning to hear argu- !.
ments on whether or not the alleged :.
theft constituted larceny from build :.
ing. The decision handed down by
Justice Burritt was to the effect that !,
1t did not and the action was dis :.
missed Another information was filed :
charging the theft of one butt, and the :.
evidence introduced in the other case =
was admitted in the last. On this :
charge McKinnon was found guilty and :
to thirty days in Jail. 1t is !,
likely that the alleged theft OF the other