Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-22
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Home grown water melons. mus
melons, and ripe tomatoes. Huls & Son
F'inkle block
! Iost-Brass lantern with red globe
for rear of automobile Finder motif
Dr. Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins. of 40 Soutl
First avenue, are parents OF a son, bori
Saturday afternoon.
Court of Honor day at the state fat
! Wednesday, August "a. All Court o
Honor members be sure to attend.
/ We are showing fashions latest ere.
atoms in fall overcoatings, suiting,
land trousers. Hopkins, the popular
! tailor.
Notice-The memory OF quality anc
| best results lasts long after the pric;
has been forgotten. Newell Optica
| Parlor, opposite postoffice.
DR.. A. c. Conway received Satur-
| day his new automobile, sixteen.
horse Rambler, an order for which he
placed few weeks ago
!
house at So South Fifth street at {
bargain IL taken at once. Part cash
Jos. H. Egermayer. agent.
Michael Reusch, who has been il
Portland. Ore. between three and four
months, owing TO his health. arrived
home Saturday night. Mr.. Reusch is
greatly improved
People who have chores that high
school boys can do in return for board
or room are requested to notify Mr..
Louis, principal, as several young men
from the country have applied for such
positions.
An engine failure at Bromley. de
layed the Story City branch passenger
No. Sc. into this city Saturday evening
about an hour. No. 81, due for Story
City at O'Clock did not get out OF the
union station until $50.
Mrs. c. j. Scheeler and daughter,
Loa, will leave the city tonight for
Washington. ID. c., and other eastern
points Ell route to New York City. where
they will be Joined later by Mrs. j. Il.
Simmons and Miss Alice Manney, sail
ing Sept. for Europe.
The annual picnic of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school will be held at Cot
tage Grove park, Soldiers Home, We'd
nesday afternoon from l to 6 o'clock
Free transportation has been arranged
for, and tickets may be had Of a. C.
Bishop, Il South Center street
Percy O'Neiil, of the Northwestern
secret service, was in the city today,
being on his way TO Ames and Des
Moines, where he Will be on duty DUR
ing the state fair. Mr.. O'Neill will
spend most of his time at Ames where
the big transfer business is done
Miss RoXie Early. of Liscomb, who
recently disposed of her millinery BUSH
ness at Hubbard, was in the city Sat,lr-
day, on her way TO Des Moines where
she Will enter a wholesale house for
4 few weeks work. Miss Early, Will
take a position as trimmer at the
beginning of the fall season.
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On the packing house diamond Sum
day afternoon the Fourth avenue Grays
We're defeated by the Haverhil Stars
The score was 10 to 8. The batteries
NSIt oSSOpQ ana w tekS Iof I1dSeTn!l!,
and Bachwald. Brush and Scileid for
the Grays. Weeks struck out twelve
batters to Brush's six and Scheids two.
Rev. Father ]. j. Stuart. formerly
cnrate of ST. Mary's. now an instructor
IN st. Joseph's College, Dubuque, pass
ed thru the city Sunday evening, ac-
by his father, Mr.. Charles
tr
where he viii remain for weeks stay.
Father Stuart expects to stop in this
city for a brief visit while en- route
home.
Maurice Kent pitched and played
great game of ball Saturday at Union.
the box for the Garwin nine,
in its battle with Written. Kent al
lowed but three hits. walked one man,
and in the tenth inning, with one
man on bases, made a two-base hit
that won the game. Moier caught for
Kent and Myers and Galloway formed
the Written battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. DEUEL. and daughter
Pearl arrived home Sunday morning I
rom Minneapolis where they have
been for weeks visit with Mr. and |
Mrs. John McCauley. The train in !
which they left Minneapolis just es-
,aped the path of the tornado that pro-
iuced such havoc in the twin cities and |
suburbs Saturday night. A delay of |
nearly an hour was caused because OF
he damage to telegraph service.
b. B. Martin, an old resident OF NAL
ON. who has been in Union for a visit
# few days with his son. Mr. r, l.. /
iartin. spent Saturday in the city and |
n the evening went to Albion, where
lie was the guest over Sunday with his
riend and former comrade, Robert |
)enbow. Mr.. Denbow and Mr.. Martin
erved three years together in Company
&, Eighteenth Iowa, during the civil
var. They do not meet very often and
heir visit Sunday was a most enjoy
BILE one in every particular.
Mr.. George McGill left Sunday even
ng for Peoria, being summoned by
elegram announcing that his mother
ould hardly be expected to survive
mother twenty four hours. Mrs. Me-
ill has been Ill some time suffering
With cancer The news from Peoria
las cut short the visit of Rev. and
drs. John Weston and daughter Alice,
nd Miss Elizabeth Morrison, of Peo-
la. who have been visiting at the Nc,
I'LL home, With Mrs. McGill. Rev. and
irs. Weston and daughter and Miss