Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-29

| at Davis pharmacy. East State.
Have you seen those new buggie.
at Arney's? They are fine.
Fireworks and flags for the Fourth
at Davis pharmacy, East State.
! If you want your laundry work done
| well and promptly send 1T to F'litton
/ Special chautauQua prices on oul
/ celebrated Quick Meal gasoline stoves
/ schmidt's Hardware Store.
Go to hell, and return without a
| scorch, by reading Thru Hell with
| Hiprah Hunt Liebig's, next to
| Hawkeye.
! Mcbride & Will sell Dipolene, pow
erful disinfectant and germicide. Also
destroys lice on plants and shrubs,
and tleas on dogs. etc.
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Miss Tesa Jones is in independence
this week attending house party Civ
EN- by Mrs. S. G. Mason and daughter,
who formerly lived in this city.
| Rev. A. B. Morris and Rev. S. c.
Wadding. the latter of Ringgold, who
has been Rev. j. b. Meioys guest for a
few days, were in Tama today attend
ing the chautauqua.
| The German Baptist Brethren
| church of the middle district of Iowa is
plaintiff in a district court action, filed
for the August term, in which Alex
| Ives ct al. are named as defendants.
| The action is one to quiet title.
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A party of twelve Sioux Indians
passed thru the city this morning on
the Central on their way from the st.
Louis exposition to Washington. their
home. The Indians had been detailed
by the state of Washington to take part
in the state exhibit.
Ten Japanese. sent by the mikados
government to assist in installing and
placing the exhibit of that country at
the st. Louis exposition, passed thru
the city this morning on the Central
on their way to their native country.
Their work at st. Louis is completed.
Miss Fay Hazen, who has been in
Grinnell in charge of the toll station
of the mutual telephone company at
that point, now under the control of the
Marshall Telephone ComTany. return
ed home Tuesday evening. Miss Grace
Ravens is now in charge of the Grin
nell station.
Conductor w. H. VOORHEES,, of the
Central will start on his summers va
cation of two weeks Thursday, and
with Mrs. VOORHEES, will go to Sioux
City for visit with relatives. Con-
ductor F. Nj. Chapman, Of the freight
service, will take his run during his
absence.
Chautauqua tickets on sale at Nc
Donald & Mahoods drug store. Ex-
change your tickets for the coupon
tickets. Season tickets: Adults. So;
children, 81 No season tickets will be
offered after the Bryan lecture. The
prices will be SO cents for day tickets
and IS and So cents for single admis-
sions.
Miss Anna Hemmingsen. who was
brought to this city from Chicago a
few weeks ago, after having passed
thru a serious illness as result of
stomach trouble. is not improving as
rapidly as her friends had hoped for.
While possibly no worse there is but
little improvement noticeable. and the
patients condition is considered quite
dangerous.
Remember there is difference be-
tween being obliged to reduce stock
to make room to remodel building
and buying Cheap John stuff for the
purpose Of fooling the people. The
contract 1t let for the tearing down
of the rear of our building and we must
sell the goods in order to vacate same.
Nettie Ingledue & Co, the up to- date
dry goods house.
Mr.. William d. Ingledue. OF Minerva,
who has been Ill for the past five
weeks at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Jared Elliott, is sufficiently i'm
proved so that he Is able to be up and
around the house. Mr.. Ingledue's
friends, who were very much alarmed
over his condition a few weeks ago
will be pleased to learn that his COM
plete recovery is now practically as
sured.
A letter received from Mrs. J. e. Cox.
by her mother Mrs. Chloe Bloomfield,
Tuesday, written from Elkton, S. D.,
where she was called last Friday by
the serious condition of her husband,
DIR. Cox, says he has improved some
what, altho he is still very sick man.
The letter was in hopeful vein, and
indicated that Mrs. Cox still retained
hope for his recovery. DR.. Cox went
to Elkton two weeks ago. and was
taken suddenly worse last week.
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A party Of railroad officials, COM
prising the examining board of the
Rock Island, are expected In the city
this evening or Thursday morning, and
will hold an examination of all train
and engine men employed by the Cen
trail who ran over the Rock Islands
line between Manly Junction and AL
bert Lea. The Rock Island has pub
lished new book of rules and regula-
tons to become effective on August l,
and the examination will be conducted
from this new issue.
Very Rev. NJ. c. Lenhan, of st.
Mary's, bishop elect Of Great Falls
Mont, left Tuesday night for ST. Paul,
where he spent the day as the guest
of His Grace, the Most Reverend John
Ireland, metropolitan of the arch do
cese of ST. Paul. Rev. Lehman will ar
rive home early Thursday morning
returning in order that he may Off
ciate at the funeral services of Hiram
Shaver, parishioner of ST. Mary's,
which will be held from the church
at 10 o'clock The interment will take
nl.,pa in St Mary'S