Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-08


| well and promptly send 1t to Flitton.
| "Lockman Lump" coal is a cheap
! high grade fuel. Order now. Brown
| Fuel and Lime Co.
| Your boy or girl and our school. A
good merger. Write Pres. Summerbell,
LeGrand, Ia, for information.
! The finest table beers are the Wiener
and the Export, manufactured by Val
Blatz, Milwaukee, Sold only by Chas.
| Dieterch.
| Miss Elizabeth Morrison, of Peoria.
arrived in the city Saturday evening
| for a visit of about a month with her
cousin Mrs. George McGill.
The Sundell Cafe is the best place
| in the city to get a meal. Always
ready. clean and inviting. You may
| have anything the season affords at
| Sundelrs Cafe
| The funeral of Dennis Feeney, who
| died at the Soldiers Home Thursday
evening, was held at ST. Mary's
church Saturday afternoon at o'clock
Rev Father Lehman officiated, and the
interment was in Riverside.
Don't miss the opportunity of select
| ing dress pattern of silk or WOODEN
goods. No two patterns alike sold
The largest assortment of the latest
and choicest fabrics to be worn this
coming season at the Hawkeye.
Mr.. +. G. Stewart, who drew 639 in
the Bonesteel drawing. will leave for
Bonesteel Thursday to file on his quar-
ter section. Mr.. Stewart is undeterm-
ined yet what he will do with the land,
and will not decide until he has seen it,
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Nelson. OF Ames,
We're in the city this morning, between
trains. being on their way to Water
loo. where they go to attend the en-
campment of the second regiment, third
brigade, Patriarchs Militant. They will
remain until Thursday
We want busy August and propose
to have it if price has not lost it's
power. A special in enameled ware.
worth much more, 5 quart preserving
kettle at 25c, quart preserving kettle
ut zoe, quart preserving kettle at 35c,
10 quart preserving kettle at Ace. Bull
locks Hardware Store.
1t is not always the colossal struc-
lures and furnishings. but the spirit,
the relation of pupil to teacher. the
Christian and moral tone. the grade
of scholarship, and other invisible in
iuences, that make the real value of
good school. Investigate Palmer Col
lege, Carlyle Summerbell, president.
LeGrand, Ia.
Grinnell Gazette: w. A. Cope, of
Marshalltown, visited from Thursday
until this morning with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Cope, Of Richland
township, Jasper county. Mr.. Cope re-
ports that his mother has been SER
iously i'll for some time past and that
while she seems to be somewhat i'm
proved at this time she is still not out
or danger.
Misses Mayme, Georgia and
Frances Mooney accompanied by
Miss Mary Mcmahon. left Sunday
night for a weeks visit with their sis
ter. Miss Kate Mooney, at Minneapolis.
and brother Mr.. James Mooney, at st.
Paul. During the stay of the young
ladies in the north camping party
has been arranged in their honor at
Wildwood, White Bear lake.
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Dodo, the Stoddart bull pup, which
has been such pet with visitors at
the hotel, and for time was an adop-
ted mascot OF the Grays. has been sold
and is now making his home in Chica-
go, where he was taken overland in an
automobile. The dog was sold by its
owner to n. P. Soper. of Chicago, who
took fancy to the pup and offered
Mr.. Stoddart $50 for it. The offer was
natural ly accepted.
Fred Hopkins has filed an action in
the district court for the August term
In which T. F. Haggin is named as
defendant. The action is on note for
$40, which the defendant is alleged to
have given on November IA. 1908, to
Charles Kranz. The latter is claimed
to have sold the note to Mr.. Hopkins,
and as it is alleged not to have been
paid the plaintiff now seeks judg-
ment. Interest at s per cent from June
1, 1904, is asked
Rev. w. D. Elwell of Ames. chairman
of the state prohibition central COM
mittee. spent Sunday in the city and
in the afternoon, at o'clock conduct
ed the regular devotional exercises in
the assembly hall at the Soldiers
Home, upon the invitation of Chaplain
Cole. Rev Elwell is former Baptist
pastor and his meeting Sunday was
greatly enjoyed. The address given by
Mr.. Elwell was replete with gospel
truths, and did not SAVIOR at all Of poll
tics.
w. S. Porter, of Eldora, was in the
city Sunday afternoon. being on his
way from Eldora to Grand Lake, COL
where. with Mrs. Porter and daughter
Hortense, he has been spending the
summer. He was summoned home
few days ago by the death of his moth
err. Mrs. John Porter. His father ac-
companied him west. and will remain
In Colorado for the rest of the sum-
mer. The mountain climate has prov
ed very beneficial to Mrs. Porter's
health.
When a preacher was asked the road
to hell, he said: Go to the corner and
follow the crowd" If you want to see
the busiest place in MarshalltoWn, go
to the corner and follow the coal wag-
ons to 500 South Center street, where
Weber is selling Jasper county coal at
$780, Monday and Wednesday. 1t is
good lump coal. burns as freely and
kaS a hat fire that found In the