Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-27

Miss Corinne Harris, Of Cedar Rap
ids, is in charge of Nine. Clark's mil.
linery parlors for short time
Do you need an extra hat? II sc
Nine. Clark is offering all her lates,
and most exclusive designs at hall
price, at 2o2 East Main street.
Wanted-At once man who want,
work summer and winter rain ant
shine good wages to the right man
Marshalltown L. p. & Ry. Co.
We want every lady in Marshalltowr
to visit oun factory and see how we
make pure ice from distilled water
Bring your jug and take home sup
ply of pure water. No charge. Both
phones. 1876.
Officer Charles Hanson, of the Police
force. left for Minneapolis Saturday
night, where he will spend his vacation
of week with his son. His beat in the
business district will be taken by Dep
uty Marshal Burt Cochran.
The gross earnings Of the Chicago
Great Western railway. for the third
week of July, show an increase of $17,-
1851 over the corresponding week of
last year. The total increase from the
beginning of the fiscal year is S49,366.-
so.
We have no solicitors to try to induce
you to buy our ice because we know
you can see for yourselves and Mar
shalltown housekeepers are not slow
to appreciate a good thing. Visit our
r,lsa ynf nv hnt too {c. do
Both phones 4S6.
Harry Veach, who has been employed
in the engineering department OF the
Great Western, near st. Joe. Mo-, spent
Sunday in the city with his mother,
Mrs. c. +. Peterson. Mr.. Veach has re-
Gently been transferred to the engin-
eering department of the Des Moines-
Oelwein division of the road.
The breaking of an air hose between
two of the coaches on passenger No.
s. east bound on the Northwestern.
Saturday night, just as the train was
approaching the interlocking plant in
the west yards, delayed the train in
reaching this city about forty minutes.
The train was stopped when the break
occurred, and held until repairs could
be made.
Don't experiment with disease Our
advice is. do not take single dose of
medicine unless you know IL will do yol,
good. Guess work is dangerous and
expensive. Call at the Peoples Phar-
macy, 202 East Main street. Tell them
al! about your trouble and they will
compound the right remedy for your
|ai!ment. DR.. Janss.
Mrs. NJ. C. T. Wolff, left for Fremont,
Neb.. this morning, called by the death
OF her mother, Mrs William Holly.
Mrs. Holly died Sunday morning after
a years illness with heart trouble. She
was formerly resident of this city,
having lived here for several years
prior to about twelve years ago. The
funeral will be held Tuesday, but Mrs.
Wolff will remain for week or ten
days.
The work on the Iowa Central coal
chutes, which has been in progress
during the past few weeks, is progress
ing nicely, the builders having been
employed for the past few days in
placing the concrete foundations for
the coal pockets. 1t Is expected the
work will be finished in couple Of
weeks. The new company chutes al
Monmouth H., and Olds, on which
the company has been working, have
been completed, and those at Oskaloosa
will also be finished in two or three
weeks.
Theodore Beringer, the lad who was
toy1 hxy II, ~ 4
night, was returned to his home in
Hampton Saturday evening. In re-
Spouse to the telegram sent him by the
police, the boys father William Ber-
niger, wired to send the boy home in
care of the conductor. Altho the boy
expressed decided Discrimination to
return home, he made no attempt to
escape and reached his destination,
where he was turned over to the Gus
tody fhis father by Conductor E. D.
Young.
| Carmine Delara- a resident of West
Des Moines, has begun action thru his
attorney, John B. Sullivan, against the
Iowa Central Railroad Company at
Newton. Jasper county, for $4,000
! damages for injuries sustained in an
accident. Delara was employed as a
| iaborer on the Iowa Central and in
September, 1901, went to Oskaloosa in
that capacity. In boarding the train he
was thrown under the wheels by the
engineer backing the cars suddenly
One leg was severed near the knee and
| he was otherwise injured. He claims
| the accident was due to the negligence
OF the train crew. The case will be
tried at the next term Of the Jasper
county court.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Starkey went tc
New Sharon Sunday evening, called by
| the death of the latter's brother-in-law
Mr.. William Ormiston, which occurred
| Saturday afternoon at o'clock Mr.
| Omissions death was due to a long
attack OF kidney and liver trouble
| complicated with jaundice, with which
he had been suffering for the past
year. The funeral was held this after
noon at 2 O'Clock and the interment
/ was in the New Sharon cemetery. He
was known in this city, having visited
here several times with Mr.. and Mrs
Starkey. He leaves wife and two
children Mr.. A. d. Starkey. of Min
neapolis son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r
Starkey, passed thru the city this
morning on his wa" TO New Sharon tc
| thesf funeral.