Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-25

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Bum Job The painter tells you it is
bad paint. the merchant says the paint
! er put either gasoiene or I've in his
paint Dinges & Eyerist will furnish
land guarantee both paint and work.
men. Either telephone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Rice. who were
nnarried in this city last summer, and
who have been residing at 38 West
| Twenty fifth street, New York, have
moved to Newark, n j., where they
Will fake up housekeeping. Their pres
lent address is 43 South street.
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A special train, bearing Division Sl.
perintendent w. II. Wnltan, of the
Northwestern. and a p;l.t of Belle
PLANE apd Boone officials of the road,
passed thru the city this morning at
about 10 O'clock on q q. y uf iispec-
ton. A short stop was rnade here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. culley, Mr.. ]. c.
Armstrong, Mr.. T. d. Wilcox, Of Taylor
township. and Mr.. E. b. Howard, the
latter of Alnes. went to Boone Tues
day evening, where they were In at
tendance today at the prohibition state
convention.
.
Mrs. r. w. Mcbride was called 10
Boone Tuesday evening, lIy telegram
announcing the critical illness of her
uncle. Mr.. y. c. Medili. Mr.. Medin is
thought to be suffering from kidney
trouble, and is very low. Mr.. Charles
]. McCombs returned Tuesday from
Boone, where he had besn for brief
stay at the home Of his uncle. on
account Of the latters illness.
Mr.. c. E. Humphreys, for five years
principal Of the Delta schools. who has
been in the city for few days visit
with his uncle, Mr.. j. .. Irwin, left
Tuesday evening for Longmont, Col.
where he will spend the summer with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Hum
phreys. Mr.. Humphreys has been
elected principal OF the Dennison
schools, and will assume his new posi-
ton next fall.
Rev. William Pence James is in Des
Moines attending the fifty-second am
nual convention of the diocese of Iowa,
in progress at st. Paul's church. Thurs
day evening he will read before the
convention a paper on 'rhe Need OF
Comprehensive Systematic Course of
Study for the Sunday School On Fri
day he goes to Highland Kas, to at
tend the commencement of Highland uni
versity.
Rev. Father G. J. Warning, assistant
pastor OF St Marys went to Alnes
Tuesday evening. where this morning
he preached at the opering service of
a. Il, OF f1,n
church of Rev. Francis F.enier. Father
Waring leaves the city week from
Monday for New York and will sail
June IL, on the Cunartl line steamer
umbria for Liverpool. He will spend
the summer with relatives at Block
burn, Eng. a city thirty-fve miles
north of Liverpool. Returning to the
United States In the fail, he will take
mp post graduate work in the Catholic
University Washington, D. c.
At the meeting of the Commercial
Club to consider the proposition of j.
e. Wood, of Harvard Junction ILL.,,
who owns patents on a corn picker
machine, 1t was decided not advisable
to take up the proposition at this time.
Mr.. David Iennox, president of the
Lennoy Machine Company, investigat-
ed the machine. and pronounees it to be
a good thing. Future complications,
however. and probably a legal contest
with the international Harvesting
Machine Company made the club hes
itate in attempting the venture. The
machine has never had q satisfactory
trial as yet, and when that Is done
further consi1egation may be take,as I.