Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-27

Main.
See our line of Is cent Cloth bound
books. Liebig.
DIR. Jay, physician and surt;eon. sue
cessor to DR.. Lierle.
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Buy, sell, borrow, loan. exchange and
rent thru the William Andrews co.
Reliable plumbing house, David
Coulton, for good work. Both phones
We pay spot cash for duchess and
wealthy apples, hand picked. Oppice
Fruit Co.
County Attorney r. e. Northup re-
turned Wednes lay afternoon from a
brief business trip to Des Moines.
Only few more days, prices on
pianos cut all to pieces. Call IL you want
piano at practically your own price
Eadie Music House.
The Tirzah Aid Society enjoyed a
pleasant meeting Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. S. T. Barnhill, at her home
40S South Second street.
Miss Estella b. Howard, of Rec
Oak, arrived in the city "Wednesday
evening, and will remain for an ex-
tended visit with her uncle, Mr.. M. >
Mcfarland, ami family
Every members of the Legal Legion
OF Plymouth should be prese Friday
night, as the entertainment committee
will present the, beautiful lit lie comedy,
Love Can Find a Way" The enter
H..x 4~ no
Mrs. Nerl M.rshon spent Wednesday
In Liscomb, where she was guest al
a picnic at the home OF Mrs. ii. w.
EARLY in company with several friends
from Hubbard. The Hubbard ladies
were Mrs. M. c. Nix, Mls. Eariy's
daughter, Mrs. III. r. Lon' and Mrs
Brubaker. MS. Meise, of Dyersville,
was also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Beld+sn returned
Wednesday evening from Fearing
where they have been since last Fri
day, when they were summoned from
Lake Jefferson, Mimi, owing to the III
ness of Mr.. Belden's fathec. Mr.. G. L.
Belden. The elder Mr.. Belden is still!
critically III, and his condition is not
at all encouraging.
..Jud" Newell, who Is en- ployed as a
carpenter by the Northwestern, was
injured Wednesday afternc on at Cedar
Rapids, where he was engaged In
bridge work. Newell was struck by
piece Of iron that he was helping un-
load. sustaining severe cash on the
top of the head. He was removed to
50 hoy
dressed, and was brought home at 2
O'clock this morning.
The threatening weather of Wednes-
day evening curtailed thu. attendance
at the regular weekly concert by the
Marshalltown band, but nevertheless
there was q good sized crowd on the
streets The band gave a Jerry pleasing
program. and repeated the sacred med
ley, Refuge" (Bennet) Played week
ago. This is one of the prettiest
things that has been III the bands
repertoire for many seasons. The Sc
slectiori from "A Bohemian Girl' was
another artistic offering on Wednes-
day nights program.
A telephone message from the Iowa
State Industrial school Wednesday
night to the effect that seven boys had
escaped from the institution earlier In
the night, kept the nigh. police force
on the lookout for the youngsters, who,
it was thought, might lave come to
this city on one of the night trains. A
sharp watch was kept III the railroad
yards, but the lads were not found. The
police raided all Of the railroad yards
In the hopes of finding the lads, but
the search resulted only III the arrest OF
two or three sleepy tranlps.
The Bradford -Northup- Thompson
camping party, the members of which
are enjoying an outing on the banks
of the Iowa river, at Ti1nmons' grove
will break camp early next week, ac-
cording to the present plans. The
campers have had most pleasant
time, altho the weather has been too
cool for real enjoyment Of outdoor life
during a part of the time. The fishing
has not been up to the standard, ow-
ing to the high and muddy condition
Of the river, but the party has man
aged to catch a sufficient number OF
catfish to have an occasional mess.
Secretary ]. n. Felli1lgham, OF the
Railroad Y. M. C. A., will go to Charles
city tonight, where he will visit with
Mrs. Fellingham and family, who
have been visiting q few days witt
Fellfngham's father. Mr.. and Mrs
Fellingham will visit with other rela.
tives in the state, and they will ther
go to Lake Geneva, Wis, where Mr.
Fellingham will attend the summer
conference Of z. M. C. A. workers ane
secretaries Mr.. rockingham has charge
of the Conference Of the secretaries o.
the railroad association. Mr.. and Mrs
Fellinghanl will be absent until abou,
the middle Of August.
Meetings Of the F.ing's ,Heralds
and the w. f. M. S. were both held
Wednesday afternoon In different
rooms of the Methodist church. Al
the young peoples meeting, reports
were heard from the children who are
soliciting money and names for thei,
name quilt Whatever surplus of mon
ey is left over from The cost of the
quilt, will be given to the girls mission
school at Hal Tang, which is situated
on an island of the coast of China
The meeting Of the missionary society
yesterday was not the regular one, but
!, the ladies met to work on one Of the
quilts they are making to send tt
Cawnpore, India, this fall.
Mrs. L. Derby, at ner home, ZOE
North Fourth street. entertained mos
delightfully."- Wednesday evening com
pany of about thirty young people fol
her sons, Messrs. Lee and Lewis Der.