Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-05

Come and see Marshall town in their
new uniforms Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs d. w. Norris, .Jr., are
/ parents of son, born to them Tues
| day night.
Special inducements for twenty days.
Call on DR.. l.. b. Phelps, the ophthal-
/ mologist, for information.
Sinful Peck an unintentional voy-
age to Singapore by bankers, authors,
lawyers, ETC., at I.iebig's.
District Passenger Agent George
Bristow, of the Great Western. was In
the city on business Tuesday.
Il The county board OF supervisors
spent the day at the county farm on
one of their regular visits.
i Bali game Saturday, Aug. s, $3.50 p
4 IL. Is cents. No free admissions.
i Mrs. c. ]. Sweet. of Liscomb. left or
\ Tuesday evening for Topeka, Kas.
4 called by the serious illness OF he1
brother. w. B. Barber.
The committee on privileges for La
/ Dor day ask thost. who want privilege:
of any kind to send bids to Bert Ever.
est, John Heisinger or Charles +. Die.
terich. Bids close August 90.
State Architect II. f. Liebbe. of Des
Moines, was in the city for short time
this morning being on his wey to his
home from Eldora, where he has been
on business. He conferred with Colonel
c. c. Horton on matters pertaining to
the Home.
Special tourist sleeper to California
leaves ,Marshalltown S:35 a. m. Aug. 10
One day stop over at Colorado Springs,
4 Colo. and one day stop over at Salt
Lake City. For berths and other in
4 formation apply to ]. f. Tallett, ticket
agent, Marshalltown.
i Money to loan on city or farm prop
! erty Notes, mortgages and other Sc
curities bought and sold. First mort
II cages in sums of 5000 to $4,000 for
sale. If you have idle money or want
| to borrow money, whether large or
small sums, call on or address F. w.
Armstrong. Marsslalltown, Iowa.
Rev. David Dempster, pastor of the
| Junior and senior Endeavorers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Sloan,
! sol Jerome street. Tuesday evening.
Games on the lawn and music were en-
ioyed, and refreshments were served.
In the neighborhood of 100 guests were
present
AT the regular weekly shoot of the
IIsvee Gun Club. Tuesday afternoon,
Lyman Heath was high gun, with thdr-
ty-e eight, in the fifty-target race. How
ard Burt was second. with tliirty-f five;
Louis PROFIT third. with thirty; Con
/ Redden fourth. with twenty; Nose
/ Arquette fifth. with eighteen, and Ed
Shaw sixth, with fifteen.
The train crew in charge of the Iowa
/ Central north rebound passenger No. g.
Tuesday evening. Was compelled to
y make the entire length of the line be-
tweent Peoria and Mason City as q
days run. owing to the accident OF No
4 /, near Cameron. Tuesday morning. The
crew that usually takes No. 3 north
out of this city, and returns this far on
1 No. the following morning, did moi
reach the city until To-Day.
When you want E. A. c. G. flour buy
of some responsible grocer. who sells
Z. A. C. o. in the original sack. E. A
&c. o. costs more money, makes better
bread and sells for more money thar
lany -four on the market. We can ser
| Monitor and Nvaseca -four for 81 per
sack. See our window. All kinds oil
lrices on -four, but e. A. c. O.. the al"
ways all right -four, stands at ths
head of the list. Reynolds g. Sheldon
The Iowa Central engine that was
wrecked between Newton and New
sharon Saturday afternoon was placed
on the track Tuesday afternoon, aftel
| having been raised by the wreckina
! lerrick from The bottom of the forty"
| foot ditch Into which it was precipi"
| lated. 1t Is badly damaged, hav1nf
been completely stripped of everything
i ;eavlng only the boiler intact. The en-
sina was brought to th= shops in this
city today.
The practice shoot Of the Marshall
town Gun Club, preparatory to the big
two days shoot, to commence tomor-
4 row. was held this afternoon. The
shoot was given for the purpose al
.
matches of the regular shoot an on
portunity to use the grounds and trars
to familiarize themselves with the ID
cal conditions. The club has made ar
rangements for handling visitors arc
a hack will meet each cal at the enc
of the Third street line.
n Major Gantz, the diminutive speci.
| nf w w
attractions at last years carnival WA.
in the city Tuesday on exhibition a
! Erinkle's park during the emancipation
day celebration. The major is an lowe
man, having been born near Fairfield
where he now owns a good farm, pail
for out of the proceeds Of his exhi'
billions. Major Gantz says that he hnt
INTENDED going out Of the; show bust
ness several months ago, n order thai
he might superintend his farm, but h,
could not do SO on account Of cir
cumstances which prevented. He lief
for Newhall. where he will show dur
ing the week.
C. II. Reece, of Marietta township
who recently made a trip into Missouri
TO purchase 1000 bushels of corn to b.
used for feeding hogs and cattle on MI
big farm near Moninger. has returned
thome He says the conditions south o
Oskaloosa do not indicate that In
prospects for a corn crop are very good
The corn now isn't more than kne
high, in many places, and the fartlle
south of the, Iowa line one travels tn
worse the corn looks. Mr.. Reece wen
, | IN within about 100 miles of st. Louis