Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-08-04
VIM. Battin, 5 per cent farm loans.

Main.
Blackberries. three boxes for %
cents. l.. X. ldso.
New fall dress goods arriving daily
at NJ F. Andrews
A beautiful and complete line OIL
crayenette coats at A. II. Simon's.
Reliable plumbing house, David
Coulton, Tor good work: Both phones
Lost-A Monarch bicycle at St
| rnomas hospl.al. Finuer leave az
| Times Republican business Office.
| fiumplng repair Work promptly ana
satisfactorily done by Hecker d Cal
kins. 20 North. First street. Phone LIZ,
| TWO rings.
| Don't start away on your VacatloIl
| trip without a cravenette coat. Prices
| now in reach Of every pocketbook. nj.
| Il. Andrews.
| Thursday evenings Cedar Falls
Record says: THE report of the condl-
ton of Miss Lola Britton, from the
pIlS slCItIlS loadS, NoS siiste s'iAS - $780,
| dangerously ILL., 1t is expected that she
will pass crisis soon"
| Master Warren Glidden, of Aines
spent Thursday in the city with his
| uncle, Mr. A. j. Gliddenl and family
accompanying his grandmother Mrs
20. E. Glidden, who will remain for a
| months visit at her sons home.
| w. o. Johnson, formerly master me-
chanic of the Iowa Central, who has
been travelling with the air brake car
| of the International Correspondence
School of Scranton Pa. in Missouri,
| and southern Iowa, arrived in the city
| this morning for a short visit with his
family.
| Route Agent HissnI lsrobst OF tile
| Adams Express Company, was In the
| city Thursday evening, being on his
| way to Oskaloosa from Roland, where
| he made transfer of agents. o. A
Gard, agent of the company at Roland
is to be off duty for month. and vii
enjoy vacation.
| Chairman w d. Elwell, Of the state
prohibition central committee, was in
the city this morning for a short time
while on his way to Manchester to re-
| main for few days. Mr.. Elwell viii!
| go in camp near Manchester with a
crowd of boys from that place, who
will spend an outing of few days in
! the woods near there.
| When you can get bargains on good
| furniture and be sure what you are
| getting is first class in every way II
ought to pay you to take advantage OF
| them. You will find large line of the
| best goods that are markell at prices
| that will sell them at the d. c. VIII
| bur store. We invite your inspection
| of the big administrator sale.
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| Miss Ruby Baughman, acting princi-
| pail of the Marshalltown high school
| last year. was in the city Thursday
night. being on her way to her home
| In Jefferson from a visit with relatives
| in Mechanicsville. During the past
! two weeks Miss Baughman has been
| enjoying an outing at the Palisades
a summer resort on the Cedar river
near Cedar Rapids, having been
member of a camping party.
Miss Cora Rigg entertained the Bon
vern crowd at her home, three miles
| southeast of this city, Thursday eve
| ming. Various games furnished the
amusement for the evening. Much en-
| ioyment was furnished by the menu
supper served by Mrs. Rigg. Those
present were the Misses Mabel Shearer
Edith Cyres, Florence Ward, Gerna
McCluer and Ruth Sieg; Messrs. Franz
Culley. Leon Brintnall, Phin Shearer
Max Smith, Henry Mayer, Henry
Christianson and Will Kelsey.
| Rev. DR.. j. T. Crippen, of Tama, was
| in the city Thursday evening, being on
| his way home from Gilman, where he
thad been to spend the day in attend
allce at the annual reunion OF the
| Marshall County Veterans association
4 DR.. Crippen addressed the veterans IN
| The afternoon on the cause of the wal
It's results He also sang a patriotic
song of his old composition, arranged
10 the tune of my Maryland" DR.
Crippen goes today to SpringWille
| where he addressed the Linn County
| Veterans association.
CITY Electrician Lewis Schneider hae
a close call from death or possible ser
IOuS INJURY, WhlFle WoIfNiiiS oi1 10y
south side Thursday afternoon. Whils
at the top of telephone pole, whicl
had rotted at the base, the pole gave
way and began to fall under his
weight. BY grasping another telephone
pole. which stood close by, Mr.
Schneider stopped the falling pole
and, calling to his assistance othel
workmen, who were near by, the pole
was held upright until he could de-
scend.
Alonzo Ondway, son Of Street Com
missioner George Ordway, narrowly
escaped being seriously hurt while
working with the gang Of city cleo
tricians, who were making repairs e
the city system on North Centel
street Yesterday. While sitting on The
curbing underneath a telegraph pole
ON which one of the men were work
ing, a pin bearing heavy glass IN
s,1lator fell from the pole, struck the
curbing alongside of him, and bound
ed. striking him in the face. Tht
glass cut a cash an inch or more II
length on the side of the cheek.
Mrs. Merritt Greene was hostess
Thursday afternoon, at her beautiful
! home. Edgeworth, to the members o
the witenagamote Club and a few 9th
er friends who are in the city spend
ing the summer. The affair was
o'clock tea, and covers were laid TO
thirty-six The guests from out O
town were Mrs, Frederick w. Rowe
of New York; Mrs. I. Madison Bent