Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-04


and medicine in town and country.
We are now giving free a handsome
jardinere with can of baking powder
Olson, the grocer.
Diamonds and jewelry at loves
prices at the great sale now going on
Miller, the jeweler. 10S East Main.
Mr.. George l.. Marsh, of Chicago, {
member of the faculty Of the Chicago
University, is in the city for stay o
about a month with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. p. Marsh.
C. r. Smith, licensed auctioneer
eighteen years experience; horse ant
stock sales a speciality. Satisfaction
guaranteed in work and prices. 5aS
North Third street, city.
Miss Della Maude Fink. of Chicago
arrived in the city Monday evening tc
take a position in the Fair Store. She
will make her home with Mr.. and Mrs
A. P. Arends, of los West Lincoln
street.
State Deputy j. E. Starboard, of the
Royal Highianders, left this morning
for Davenport, where he will install
Thursday night the officers recently
elected in Annie Laurie Castle, No. 300
of that place.
The board Of supervisors, which be-
gan its regular monthly session Mon
day, was in session all of today an6
will not conclude Its work until some
time Wednesday. There is not much
y {~ two o,i1 fhc
regular routine.
Mrs. II. w. Shove and daughters, Ma
rie and Dorothy, left this morning for
Chicago, where they will remain for 3
few days visit. After concluding their
visit they Will go to Springfield, H., tc
attend the wedding of Mrs. Shove's
niece. Miss Alma Mcconnell, who, or
Aug. 10, will be united IN marriage tc
Mr.. Lawrence Finn, of that city.
A number of young people, largely
from the Christian church, went to AL
bion Monday evening to enjoy weeks
camp life. The party is to be chaper-
oned by Rev. and Mrs. Scott, and will
be in camp one week at Timmons
grove. Marietta. Those who went ur
Monday evening were Misses Mabe
Bussard. Blanche McLarnan, Blanche
Galloway, Lola Scott, Miriam Andrews
and Lottie Evans. and Messrs. Clarence
Hall. Walter, Ray and Ralph Scott ane
Charles Darling.
The heavy rains which more or less
damaged the track of the Northwestern
near Logan, Sunday night. caused
freight wreck Monday afternoon anc
as result traffic was greatly delayed
on this division last night. All OF the
thru east bound passengers were late
No. S, due at 1880 o'clock. did not ar
rive until about 3 o'clock this morning
Other trains were sent from Omana
around by the way Of Sioux City, anc
back to the main line at Carroll, but al
were several hours late. No. IL Thu:
morning was delayed only about Ar
hour.
Rev. Jennie Kirby, of Hartland, who
was in Anies to fill the pulpit of the
Friends church Sunday. spent Monday
afternoon in the city, on her way home
Rev. Kirby and daughter Edna vii
leave about the first of October fol
Cleveland. Ohio. where they will ente'
the Malone Training School. Mrs. kir-
hy's son. William. graduated from the
Cleveland school year ago last May
and is now located at Candy, Adail
county, as pastor Of the Friends church
Mr.. Theodore Kirby, Rev. kirby's hus-
band, expects to leave soon for New
burg, Ore, in company with ]. P. New
by. of Hartland. to investigate prune
orchards. He will be in the northwest
several months.