Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-19

II you like good bread buy Gold
Medal flour. u. S. Good Grocery Co.
i If YOU like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. d. s
Good Grocery Co.
Fred Bates. agent of the Iowa Cen
trail at Dillon, was in the city Thursday
afternoon on business.
Mrs. e. r. Lay and daughter Clemo-
we'll arrived home this moring from
Omena, Mich, and Chicago.
| A. c. Sharp who made two unsuc-
cessful attempts to suicide Tuesda,
night and Wednesday morning. is do,
ing very nicely.
/ For sale-Two story seven room
house at 512 South Fifth street at q
bargain If taken at once. Part cash
Jos. III. Egermayer. agent.
| A fancy line of fresh fruits, melons
1 peaches, pears. also sweet corn,
tomatoes, sweet potatoes. in fact any
| thing YOU want for good meal Jarvis
& Kellogg.
Mr.. Walter Trotter, of Montgomery
\
/ ing and will remain for two weeks
vacation visit with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Trotter
Superintendent Cass, of the Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern Railway, and
| party, passed thru the city Thursday
evening, on the Great Western, en-
route to Kansas City.
The Dumont correspondent of the
Clarksville Star says: "Messrs and
Mesdames James McManus and An
drews and children from near Mar
shalltown were the guests of relatives
here Tuesday,"
Second Vice President L. S. Thorne,
of the Texas & Pacific railway, accom-
panied by his family. passed thru the
city this morning in his private car,
attached to the Iowa Central No. /, en-
route from Dallas to st. Paul.
Capt. E. C. Mcmillan went to Ames
Thursday evening. where he will visit
at the home Of his nephew, Howa I'd
Hambleton, for a few days From
Ames he will go to Des Moines to at
tend the state fair, being gone in all
about a week.
The pretty designs OF mating seen in
y. c. Wilbur's windows are some of the
fall patterns of the original fiber mat
ting called Hof. 1t will wear as well
II not better than an ingram carpet.
Hofi is soft. pliable. clean and odorless.
Come in and examine it.
Mr.. Edgar w. Cooley went to Gilman
Thursday evening, summoned by a
telegram announcing the critical con-
dition of his brother Mr.. Charles C.
Cooley. Mr.. Cooley, who is suffering
from The effects of heart trouble and
dropsy. is very dangerously i'll.
George T. Burdick, of LaMoille. sold
at the Britain & Co, yards Thursday
afternoon a load of mixed higs, sixty
nine head averaging 255 pounds. Carl
Anderson, OF Ames, was another North
western shipper Thursday. car con-
tanning seventy-four head averaging
240.
r. P. Among. of Indianola, spent
Thursday in the city at the Soldiers
Home. for the purpose Of visiting his
father, j. ". Among, who has been
in the hospital two months. suffering
from heart and lung trouble. The SEN
Tor Anllong is in quite critical con-
dition.
A crowd of forty young people. men,
bers OF the Presbyterian Y P. S. c.
e. and their friends, spent the day
Thursday at Timmons' grove Marietta.
taking their dinner and supper with
them. Ball was the most popular feat
IRE of the day. altho other games were
also played. All had splendid time,
returning late in the evening.
Miss Lillian Hankins. of Minneapolis,
who has been in the city for few
days as the guest of Mrs. John Nc
went to Colo Thursday ev-
enng, where she will visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Hankins. for
week. She will return to this city to
visit her sister, Mrs. Max Chinn, six
miles east of the city, before leaving
for her home.
Mrs Margaret Morton. of Sandwich, |
H.. who has been visiting in the city
for month with her daughter, Mrs NJ !
A. Smith, left this morning for Wash>
ington, where she will visit for several |
weeks at the home of her son, Mr.. |
John Wesley Morton. Mrs Morton
was accompanied by her granddaugh-
ter. Miss Ella Smith, who will remain |
for a few weeks visit at her uncle's /
home.
Rev. A. b. Morris, pastor of the First |
United Evangelical cvhurch. and Mrs. /
Charles Wassmer. Mrs. d. C. Keeler I
and Mrs. W. T. Somers returned /
Thursday evening from Center Point,
where they have been for ten days at |
tending the annual campmeeting of the I
Cedar Rapids district of the United I
Evangelical church. Rev. j. b. Meloy, T
pastor of the State street church, re- /
.urned from Center Point this morn |
ng.
Mr.. Fred Busby, brother of Manager
A. j. Busby, of the Odeon, will leave (
On September IA for Dubuque, where t
ne will attend q house party given by
friends up the Mississippi. After his
stay in Dubuque Mr. Busby will leave
'or Ann Arbor Mich, where he will
enter the medical department of the
of Michigan, for a course Of
two years. Mr.. Busby expects
o finish in medicine either at Rush or
1t Jefferson, Philadelphia, or Harvard.
Marion news in Cedar Rapids Repub-
lean: Superintendent w. l. Crane,
# Marshalltown Will give free lecture
n the high school auditorium at
al,