Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-11

well and promptly send 1t to Flitton
Special sale of teas. extracts, spices
dishes ard granite ware this week
| Iowa Tea Co.
If you like good coffee, drink Ger
| man American, always the same. d. S,
Good Grocery Co.
Iced tea made from English Break
fast Tea Is best, onv .. cents rer
pound at Iowa Tea Cos.
Band concert Wednesday evening on
West Main street. Admission cents
No charge for seats. Fifty third in
fantry band:
Mr.. Chris Bennins left Sunday even
ing for Davenport where he expects to
obtain position in the paint shops OF
the Rock Island railroad.
The history department of the Wo-
mems Club Will be entertained Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by Mrs.
Harriet l.. Sutton, lit North Center
street.
Cashier w. B. Miller, of the Great
Western local freight office. left Sat
urday evening for Bonesteel n. D..
where he will register for the Rosebud
drawings.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr. of the
Iowa Central, spent Saturday in the
city. looking after several matters OF
claims and other business pertaining
to the claim department.
Another addition to the long list OF
autos owned in Marshailtown was
made today, by the shipment of an
eight-horse Ford touring car, purchas-
ed Saturday by Lloyd r. Maxwell.
Miss Anna Hemmingsen. who has
been very III for several months. does
not improve and is gradually growing
weaker. Sunday she was considerably
brighter. but it is feared that there are
no hopes for her recovery.
Editor T. w. Purcell, of the Hamp-
Ton Chronicle. accompanied by Mrs.
Purcell and Miss Fern Gillitt, of Alex
ander, passed thru the city Saturday
evening on the Central. en- route to st.
Louis. to attend the exposition. Mr..
and Mrs. Purcell and Miss Giliitt will
remain. for ten days or fortnight.
Williams, Bros will soon erect a large
building and open an automobile livery.
All machines left in their care will be
wiped off after each trip and delivered
at any time the owners want them.
This Will he convenient for those who
do not have facilities for stabling their
machines, and will doubtless prove
very popular.
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Mr.. Charles c. st. Clair grand treas
urer OF the. Iowa Knights Templar. left
this morning for Spirit Lake, to attend
the annual encampment Of the COM
mandery Mr.. /. T. Forbes also lief,
this morning for Spirit Lake, and w. II.
Burrows, eminent commander of St.
Aldemar. viii leave tonight TO attend
the encampment.
f. c. Miller, OF Gilman. with force
of employees began the work of dis
mantfing The old Hawkeye OIL Conn-
plant, 1T Arson and Third ave-
ME. tolay. The building. which IS
owned by the Marshall OIL Company.
is 10 be torn down and the best of the
material shipped to Lincoln, Neb,
where it will be used IN the construc-
ton of TIN. new branch house of the
company at that point The old office
of the building has been moved to An
son street. facing the south, and Will
be fitted up for residence.
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General Superintendent q. A. Goode'l
OF the Chicago Great Western. passed
thru the city Saturday evening on his
business cs,r. No. 100. attached TO pas
senger No. 9, en- route to Kansas City
where he will remain for a few days
looking over the food situation, result
ing from the big raise of the Kaw river
The company lost heavily at Kansas
City last spring, as result OF the
freshets, and much of the territory
that was swept by the floods last year
is now submerged. While Superinten-
dent Goodell does not believe that the
damage win be so great this year much
10 threatened. The company's
tracks, In places. are under eighteen
inches OF water at the present time.
DR. j. r. Billiard lef. Saturday eve
ming for st. Louis, where ne will at
tend the annual convention of the Ma
tionai Osti. ,pathtc Asso:.at.on which
begins tomorrow aid continues tor
four days. The ostaopathic CONVEX; en-.
because OF the fact that N ss.,iri IS
n. headQr.st = OF 49, opathy, was
honored with recognition on the cal
endar of the Louisianl Purchase Ea-
position. Two sleepe,s, bearing the
delegates from Iowa to the convention.
went south on the WABASH Saturday
night, out of Des Moines DR.. Billiard
the party at Abba. Mrs. Bull
ard and daughter. who have been Wis
ting two months with Mrs. Billiards.
sister, Mrs H. A. Thornburg. at Gym
thia, KY, will Join DR.. Billiard at st.
Louis and attend the exposition.
No actor, was taken Sunday by ths
committee OF members OF the Congre-
yational church. who had been chosen
% take action with the purpose in
view Of calling Rev. Robert Hopkin.
If Kent, O., who has been occupying
he pulpit for the past four Sundays.
IN certain sense Rev. Hopkin was |
but the time he spent here I
vas while on vacation from his eas.-
,rn charge. Just when any formal ac-
ion will be taken in the matter has not
ret been determined, and it is very |
likely Rev. Hopkin will not be called. /
t is understood that he has intimatad |
hat he could not afford to move unless |
salary larger than the church has /
,een paving was offered. Rev. Hop
lin left Sunday evening for st. Louis.
where he will attend the exposition be-
ore returning home.
Norwegian girls who work in this
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