Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-09


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) Adam's Diary, by Mark Twain. :
Liebig's, 100 W. Main.
If you like good bread buy Coli
Medal flour. D. S. Good Grocery Co.
DR.. Ciemmer, the Hopkins block den
list. Phone. new 335. Evenings b.
, appointment.
The finest table beers are the Wiene
and the Export, manufactured by Va
Blatz, Milwaukee. Sold only by Chas
Dieterich.
Ross Salisbury and Maurice Ken
went to Giadbrook this morning t
assist the ball team of that city in thei
battle with the Gilman club. playe
this afternoon.
Wanted-Bright boy 10 or 16 years o.
age to do clerical work. Must be com
petent and willing to work. None 9th
ers need apply. Address d. s. care
Times Republioan.
The breaking of an eccentric blade
on engine No. %, pulling the Central's
Story City branch train into the city
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the train into this city over an hour.
/ Rev. l.. d. Tobin. curate of St. Mary.
and Rev. Father d. Lundon, of S.
Anthony went 10 Eldora Monday night
where this morning they assisted Rev
w. J. Convery in conducting solemn
requiem mass.
Mrs Harriet Miller and Miss Mar
garet Boylan, departed this morning
for Chicago. where they will visit for 9
/ few days. They will then go to Mil
waukee. to join party OF friends for 6
| few days camping.
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/ G.. G. WoodmanSee went to Waterloo
! this morning, where he will join the
4 the music for the uniform rank en-
Icampment of the Odd Fellows being
held there this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Adams have gone
to Lafayette. Ind. where they will re-
main for q weeks visit with their son
Mr.. Roscoe Adams, and wife. During
| Mr.. Adams absence his position on the
Reflector is being filled by Mr.. Edgar
Welton Cooley.
August Riemenschneider. of State
| Center, a well-known stock buyer of
| the county, Is building himself a fine
home in State Center, which is just
being covered. The residence. when
completed, will cost in the neighbour
hood of $1,000.
| Ira Kempkes. general secretary and
treasurer OF the Order of Railway
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tern, arrived home Monday night from
a few days trip over the western di-
vision of the road and the F.. +. q NJ.
v. railway Mr.. Kempkes stopped in
Pella on his way home. where he spent
Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. j. a. Lane and son, Joe, arrived
home Monday evening from Aurelia.
where Master Lane was taken Ill of
typhoid fever while visiting his cous-
ms Mr.. and Mrs. James Hunter, a few
weeks ago Mrs. Lane has been with
her son since shortly after his illness
began. Master Joe did not experience
a very severe run of the disease, hav-
suffered it in a mild form.
Very Rev. NJ. c. Lehman, OF st.
Mary's, went to Dubuque, Monday, ana
from that city viii leave for st. Louis,
to be present at the ar siual convention
OF the Catholic Total Abstinence I'm
ion of America. Rev. Lehman attends
the national convention as the delegate
at-large from Iowa, by virtue of his Of
fee as president Of the Iowa union.
The convention begins tomorrow and
continues one week.
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Major w. B. Elliott and wife; Adju-
tant c. T. LePlant: Past Commanders
S, T. Barnhill and w. n. Brown, and
their wives; Ensign Ross Sheetz and
wife and Ensign G. f. Beck, compris-
ing the delegation from r. Howe Tay-
lor Canton, No. &c, Patriarch Militant,
left this morning for Waterloo to at
tend the annual encampment OF tho
regiment. Adjutant LePlant and Major
Elliott are members OF Colonel Whit
nack's staff.
Several Marshalltown men came to
grief In Waterloo Sunday by their eff
forts to provide beer for the fans who
went on the base ball excursion. Sew
eral cases of beer We're taken along in
the baggage car for the accommodation
of the Marshalltown men and business
was so good that the car was kept open
at Waterloo with the result that the
mayor and police pulled the joint"
Two arrests were made and a $50 fine
imposed, but the Waterloo papers re-
port that the victims gave fictitious
names.
The new schedule OF trains on the
Story City branch was more or less
shot to pieces" on Monday. the day it
became effective, and as a result long
and vexatious delays We're experienced
by those travelling along the branch.
The morning train due out of the union
station at II o'clock did not get out
until 1150, and on the return trip,
altho due at o'clock, it dif not reach
here until {. This delay, of course, in
terferred with the train leaving for
Story City, which should have left at
8 o'clock. but did not get under way
until $50
Mrs. c. w. Nelson. assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Maude Goodwin. of st.
Joseph No. entertained few friends
at three-course 6 o'clock dinner Mon
day evening. The decorations were in
cut flowers, and most pleasant even
ing of card playing and music was en-
joyed. The guests We're Mrs Edna
Parker Bruegger and Miss Bessie w
Parker of Chicago; Miss Adeline Par
kef of Denver; Miss Marian Parker.