Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-09

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Masury's mixed paint-none better IN
! the market-sold and guaranteed by
Peter Mayer.
1t will be worth your time to call and
investigate our June sale bargains. NJ
| +. Andrews.
Watches, clocks, diamonds and jew
elry at absolute cost for fifteen days
w. c. Osman.
/ The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Bennett l07 South Center street.
! The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Baptist church will meet with Mrs. D.
| w. Norris Jr., 311 North First street,
| Friday afternoon.
| The meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Christian church will be
held Friday afternoon with Mrs. Fields,
PA North Third avenue, instead of with
Mrs. Thurber, as at first announced.
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Oskaloosa VS.. Marshalltown. series of
three games, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. On Fridays ladies will be ad-
mitted free to grounds with an admis-
sion of only 10 cents to the grand
stand.
Mr.. John Kline of Richmond, Ind,
a trombone player i'll the Wallace cir
Gus band, was entertained in the city
Wednesday by his aunt. DR.. Rosa Lie
big. Mr.. Kline has been connected with
the Wallace band for four or five years
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Blanche Winsiow Shipman, who has
formers son, Mr.. Charles Shipman. at
Iowa State College, arrived in the city
this morning, and spent the day with
Mrs. Shipman's cousin. Mr.. George
NJ. Lyon and family.
Governor A. b. Cummins passed
thru the city Wednesday evening.
being on his way to Mason City. where
he delivered short address at the
campfire held by the Iowa department
of the G. A. r.. which is holding its an
nual encampment. The governor also
delivered an address today.
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Mr.. b. f. Nichols received word yes
terday from Huntington, Ind. an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Sarah Hes
sin, the aged mother of Mrs. Nichols,
which occurred Wednesday morning
of ailments due to her old age. Mrs.
Nichols left for Huntington, summon
ed by her mothers critical condition.
the early part of the week. She will
remain for the funeral, which will be
held Friday, and will remain for
visit of several weeks.
st. Louis business, on account of the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, is pick
ing up noticeably. and the Iowa Cen
trail is doing a good business every
evening on its No. 2. and on the early
morning train, No s. Nos. . and are
now carrying two sleepers between the
Twin Cities and the worlds fair
grounds. A dining car is also carried
between the grounds and Moulton. No
2s new sleeper, put on the first of the
month, is filled to capacity each morn
ing into ST. Louis.
Mr.. Frank Morse, OF Oskaloosa. A
member of the Oppenheimer, Beeson
Morse Company, clothiers. of that city,
manager of the firms Abba store. was
IN the city Wednesday afternoon, fac-
companied by his wife. being on his
way from his wedding trip. which has
been enjoyed in the east. Mr.. and Mrs
Morse were married in Oskaloosa ten
days ago. Mrs. Morse is known by
friends here, and was formerly Miss
Agnes Ryan, of Oskaloosa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse will reside in Abba.
Henry Shannon, the prisoner who is
awaiting a hearing in justice court on
II.
the day time, in having entered the
Abbott store, and stolen several small
articles of merchandise, is in bal
way as the result of collapse after
the use of drugs. Shannon is hop
fiend, his use being that of gum opium.
He has been amusing himself by but
ting his head against his cell. A ply
stefan administered a small dose of the
drug he is accustomed to taking and
that quoted him for the time. 1t as
likely an information -Till be filed and
that the young man will be sent to In
dependence for cure for the opium
habit.
Marshalltown friends of f. S. Cince-
beaux, at one time connected with the
Statesman-P Press, of this city. and later
with the general passenger department
of the Iowa Central, will be interested
in knowing that he has left the news
paper business, at least for the time
being. to accept a position with the adj
vertsing department of boat COM
pany, operating Illinois river steamers.
Mr.. Cincebeaux has been connected
with the Peoria Star since he left tn,
Central but his interest in politics
seems to have overcome his judgment.
His paper was one of the strong Lows
den sheets, and Mr.. Cincebeaux was all
enthusiastic Yates man. AS he and his
employers could not agree, Mr.. Cince-
beauX decided to enter other business.
Miss Bessie Kibbey, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Kibbey, of Liscomb. arr
rived In the city Wednesday and spent
the day here as the guest of her uncle
and aunt, DR.. and Mrs. w. b. Kibbey.
and family. Miss Kibbey has not been
home for three years, having complet-
ed two years course of study at
Strassburg, Germany, and one year at
the Cathedral School Washington, y.
c. She was accompanied home We'd
uesday evening by her cousins, Mr.. Bis
coe Kibbey and Miss Gladys. who win
remain at their uncle's home few
DAYS Mr. Biseoe Kibbey expects to
leave within a few weeks, and possibly
sooner, for Sonora, Mexico where his
brother, Mr. Rockford Kibbey,is located
in ahayera of two mining plants He