Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-03

Any picture in our window Thursda,
ut a. m. for only cents. Baunatynt
| 4 Lay.
| Wanted-Young man with some ex-
perience as u baker. Sundell's Cafe
Marshalltown.
Cummings & Mote. attorneys at law.
over No. South First avenue. General
law business, loans. etc.
| You will want Il new hat for the 4tl
of July. We have an elegant assort-
ment. Sizer's. 126 West Main.
| Fence-Baker barbwire. 1926.
| Twenty four inch field fence at "A cents
rod. schmidt's Hardware store.
If you want real spring chicken,
lamb, mutton, or veal. order from Leu
tennegger, South Third avenue.
Court of Honor will give dance and
musical entertainment at Maccabee
| hall Friday evening. June 5th. .Ad-
, mission % cents.
| The regular business meeting of the
w. c. L. U. will be held Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 with Mrs. C. a. Bishop. 3iO
North second street.
What is the use of tryin. to get
along with your old furniture any
longer. Come in and let us show you
something entirely new. Marion Gard
Justice W. NJ. Clark. while in attend
ance at the smoker given by the Mac
cabee lodge Tuesday night, slipped and
fell from one of the raised platforms.
sprainins his right ankle quite badly
He is able to be around, with the aid
of d cane.
Mr.. Fred Wilbur who has recently
completed the work of his sophomore
year in Stanford University. Palo Alto
Cal. arrived home Tuesday and will be
here during the greater portion of the
summer vacation. Mr.. Wilbur stopped
IN Des Moines for weeks visit while
on his way home
The river continues to fall slowly to-
day, at about the same rate as Tues
day, one-half inch an hour The water
Is clearing up nicely and conditions
are again nearing a normal stage. The
rainfall FOR the twenty-four hours end
ing at $50 this morning. was .O3. The
temperature for the same
period was 6S: minimum. 81.
The delivery team belonging to
George Olson INDUCED in spirited |
dash thru the alley between First and |
Second streets Tuesday afternoon
badly smashing the wagon to which
they We're attached The team started
from in front of the Olson store. drag /
ging the two weights to which they
were fastened. and turning into the al
ley they went north. striking a buggy
standing nearby 1t was also quite
badly demolished. The team was
stopped before further damage was
done.
The month of May has been an ex.
ceedingly dull one in railroad travel. as
any one knows who has been In po-
ston to observe conditions. Notwith-
this fact, however. the penny
in -the-slot machine at the union sta
ton shows that 1850 people invested
in the knowledge of their correct
weights" and 1870 dropped pennies in
the gum machines. During months
N which travel is up to the standard
he gum and weighing machines aver
age between 5000 and 1000 pennies
each.
Miss May Chaplin. of the Herald,
'eturned Tuesday night from Newton.
Memorial Day exercises. Owing to the
act that the Rock Island has been I'M
lble to operate It's trains. Miss Chaplin
las been trying since Sunday to
each home. Three passenger trains
",
Sunday and Monday, being unable to
get out either way owing to the high
water. About 800 passengers were
aboard the trains. and on Sunday re-
igious services were conducted in each
rain.
Passenger No. 3, on the Central.
forth bound Tuesday evening, due at
A. die not arrive until o'clock The
lelay was caused by the damage TO
he approach of the bridge of the
Skunk river near Coppock. which was
wrecked Monday night by a portion of
he c., B. & @. bridge, which spans the
liver a shor. distance above, coming
Town and carrying away two of the
,ilings supporting a span. 1t was
to transfer the baggage and
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rossing the bridge OH foot 1t is
bought repairs Will be made by the
ime No reaches there this afternoon.
Constable s. Y. Leech served Tues
lay upon Mrs Dossfield, a woman liv- ]
ns in the extreme southeast part of |
he city, a search warrant issued from
Justice iSurritt's court. filed by Mrs
emma Porter of l02 May street. II
GEMS that Mrs. Porter had taken lit
lie girl to raise and Mrs Dosstiel0
wanted her. The child was turned over
O the latter's custody, but Mrs Doss-
ield soon tired of her and returned her $
o Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Porter alleged =
hat the child's clothing was not re- =.
urned. and that she had been unable
. get Mrs. Dossfeld to turn 1t over
o her The constable had no trouble
n getting possession of the clothing
The first social session OF Marshall I
'ent No. 25 Knights of The Maccabees, Il
, be held in the lodges new apart a
rents on the third floor of the Patter- b
IN building, was held Tuesday evening s
nd proved to be a great success. a
rogram consisting of numbers by the n
}. ]. Ferguson orchestra; the Redel q
uartet, and solos by Ed Redel and I
laire Wescott. was given. Fred Will
an. of the Soldiers Home, gave
lusket drill and clog dance, and Tom u
'avis. reader of Des Moines, enter
.ined the members with several num- u
~, q.