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

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The CITY IN BRIEF
George j. Allen. opthalmologist.
/ kemble's flowers. 52s North Third.
Fresh fruits and vegetables at OF
sons.
Don't miss the picnic at Marriott
Wednesday,
The best beer for table use is tn,
Val Blatz export or private stock. Solt
/ by Gust Biermann.
The board of directors of the Won
| ems Club will meet in the club room
Wednesday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
| Refrigerators, gasoline stoves, ham
|mocks and all kinds of hardware il
going at less than cost at Lanes. Nov
is the time to buy.
An ice cream social will be given b,
Marshall Rebekah Lodge No. 4,
Wednesday evening at Ala North Thirt
street. Everybody invited.
| We are able 10 make some very low
prices on suits and trousers. AS you
we'll know, goods bought right can b,
sold right. Hopkins, the popular tai.
Tor.
1 g. Il srh \, -e1 hal &C n
lond-hand store from 5 West State
street to 81 North Center. where the,
have a better opportunity to show
goods.
| Superintendent j. A. Davis and Act
ing Trainmaster Frank Snyder of the
| Central, spent Monday in the city. leav-
| ing in the afternoon for points north
of here.
| Town Talk" tells all about the new
towns on the Chicago Great Western
railway. For free copy send to Edwin
b. Magill. manager townsite depart
ment. Eft. Dodge, Ia.
Mr.. f. f. Hood left COR Monmouth
H.. Monday. being summoned by the
death of mis-. brother. Waiter Hood, who
ILLNESS with gall stones. The funeral
was held today.
The board of supervisors began the
work of it's July regular meeting yes
terday and finished the session this af-
ternoon. The business done was OF
little Importance and consisted largely
OF the regular routine.
1. T. Forbes left this morning for
Spirit Lake TO attend the annual en-
campment OF the grand conlmandery
of the Knights remplar of Iowa. now
being neld at that place. w. II. Bur-
rows and NJ. S. Mcfarland viii leave
tonight.
South bound passenger No. 6 on the
iowa Central WAS delayed on arriving
into this city this morning almost three
hours, owing to the derdiment OF the
south OF Hampton. No damage re-
suited other than the delay.
The hearing of John McKirnon, who
was arrested for the alleged larceny of
three butts of tobacco from the Iowa
Central freight platform. which has
been postponed owing to .he absence OF
his attorney. viii be given Ia Justice
Rurritt's court Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Superintendent William I. Crane,
who accompanied Mrs. Crane and chill
'dren as far as Chicago While on their
way to visit in Dayton. Ohio, arrived
home this morning. Mr.. Crane has
been In Chicago during his absence
from the city and was one of he speak
ers in the open lectures Given at the
Chicago University. He del vered his
lecture on Wednesday.
A Northwestern gravel train ir
charge of Conductor Tom Moran was
derailed Monday night about two miles
vest of State Center, where the COM
pany is laying new steer. The accident
vas caused by the engineer approach
ing the new work at too great a rate
of speed and being unable TO stop until
It was too late. The engine ind three
cars went off. but the results other
than the delay to traffic we're of slight
consequence.
The police are determined. II posi-
bic, to compel engineers who haul
trains into the union station to APP
proach the platform with less speed.
Engineer John Speer. OF the Central,
was arraigned before the mayor few
days ago for that offense. and Agent F..
g. Garyin, of the Northwestern. was
notified to see that the engineer wha
pulled the Portland special into this
city last evening be brought to this
city to appear before the mayor on Il
similar charge.
Marshalltown's recently organized
ball nine that defeated the Boone team,
in this city on the Fourth has scheduled.
another game for Saturday, July II,
with the All-American Indian team OF
Bonesteel, S. d. This team is touring
the country. and has among its MEM
bers several graduates of the Carlisle
Indian school. of Carlisle. Pa. The 10.
cal team Is In correspondence with
both the Hampton and State Center
mines and other games will probably bf,
arranged.
l.. w. Eells. who for the past three
and one half years has been agent fu,.
the Northwestern at Quarry, will he
transferred on Thursday to Lowder.
He will be succeeded by w. c. Larson.
of Malone. Mr.. Eells has been with
the Northwestern at various stations
on the Iowa division for the past thir-
teen years, and for a number of years
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