Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-07-15

The best beer for table use is the
Val Blatz export or private stock. Solo
by Gust Biermann.
The Lady Macabees will have al
ice cream social Thursday evening a
Mrs Reimer's, los North Third avenue
The Catholic Ladies' Mite Societ,
will give an ice cream social on Very
Rev. NJ c. Lenihan's lawn. Thursday
evening, July 10th.
/ Mr.. A. G. Edwards. of jefferson, for
entered for the 20 pace Today, is in the
city to attend the races.
The Chicago Great Western Is SELL
| iGg round "trip tickets to Chicago ano
return for $40, good for thirty days
Tickets on sale July II and is.
Manufactured pure ice is densel
| less bulky, and more convenient, being
unifrom in size and shape. than natural
ice and lasts longer. Both phones 436
Miss Marjorie Nichols. of 100 North
at tea Tuesday evening, in honor OF
I
| Wis, who is visiting In the city.
Lost-Between sos North Third street
and Finkles feed barn. pocket book
containing sum of money and complis
/ mentary tickets to the races. Finder
! leave at Finkles feed barn and receive
| reward.
| Mr.. Robert G. Kerr. of Chicago, spent
| the day in the city. NJ. Kerr is not
on the road any more for Carson, Pirie.
Scott &; Co, but has been giveE a house
position. Mrs. Kerr expects to visit in
the city before the summer is over.
| Conductor Charles Bach. of the Chi
cago Great Western, formerly a res
ident Of this city, was here Tuesday,
having brought the wild west show
He took the show to Waterloo this
morning.
Mr. r. j. Manhood. formerly of this
city, but now of Des Moires, spent the
day here, being on his way home from
his vacation trip, which has been spent
in North Dakota and Minnesota. Mr.
Manhood visited thruout North Dakota
and at Duluth. and has been gone two
weeks.
Miss Leila David. arrived home Tues
day night from Wayland and Indian
apolis. Ind, where she has been visit
ing for the past three weeks. At In
dianapolis Miss David attended a house
party given by Miss Olive Hanna, one
Of her classmates at Ferry Hall. Lake
Forest, Ill.
w. r. Crooks. formerly an Iowa Gen.
trail operator here spent Tuesday in the
city, being on his way to Trenton, Mo-,
where he has in view a position with
the Rock Island as a trick dispatcher.
Mr. Crooks has been in the west for the
past few years, and has been stationed
at Green River, Wyo., as an operator
for the Union Pacific.
Thomas Howard, the Chicago Great
Western Engineer who was seriously
injured Tuesday morning in wreck
at Schuester, Mo, near Savannah. is
we'll known in this city, having run
thru here for a number of years, before
he was transferred to the st. Joe di-
vision. Howard is a brother-in-law
of former night operator Sweet, at the
Central yard office. The wreck was
head-on collision between passenger
No. 8, leaving here at 6:59 p. M, on,
Monday evening, and No. 60, north
bound freight.
Our manufactured ice made from dis
titled water: never Sims or fouls the
box. Both phones 436.
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j. Irwin. of Oskatoosa, head brake
man on Iowa Central No. 80. which was
wrecked two miles south of Hampton
Tuesday afternoon, passed thru the city
on No. 2, Tuesday evening, en- route to
his home. Irwin was quite badly hurt,
Being thrown from one OF the cars over
into the right of-way barb wire fence.
His chin was quite badly cut, his chest
injured and his right leg severely cut.
II. C. Gilbert. the rear brakeman who
was in the cupola of the caboose at the
time of the wreck. and was thrown
against the seat of the cupola and sus-
tanned badly bruised :eft side, also
passed thru the city, on his way home
The cause of the wreck was the climb
ing of the rail by one pair of trucks
under car of oats. This car was to-
tally destroyed and the other of the
six loads. and two empties, were more
or less damaged. One of the loaded
cars contained eggs. two stucco and
two lumber Two lads Stealing a ride
IN the lumber car were pinned in the
car and had TO be sawed out by the
wrecking crew, which was sent from
this city. Conductor j. c. Connolly was
in charge Of the train. which was pulled
by Engineer Ed Hill. of Oslaloosa.
About seventy feet of track was torn
UP and No. g from the north, which
had to transfer to No. !, did not arrive
here until o'clock.
The Chicago Great Western Is SELL
ing round-trip tickets to Chicago and
return for So good for thirty days.
Tickets on sale July IA and Is.
1t is seldom that so many Indians from
the Iowa Sac and Fox reservation ever
visit the city at one time. as was the
case Tuesday. because of the appear
ance of the Luella Forepaugh- Fish
The red men of the res
sure, and are always expected on oc-
casions when the blare of the trumpet
and the blaze of the trappings indicate
the presence of a canvas city. Wild west
shows, with their braves-and what
wild west show is complete without it's
coterie of red men-are even more of
an attraction to the Tama Indians than
Ringing Bros. AS bad" as Luella's
show is, to use the language of a circus
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