Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-06-11

d. G. Wilbur Store We sell all sized
cans.
This is the week to can strawber-
ries. We can make the price one dol
lar and fifty cents a case for the pres
ent. Reynolds & Sheldon.
DR.. Cora Williams has returned from
the east and can be found in her of
fees over the Fidelity bank Hours
1912 a. m. Ia p. m. New phone 81.
Have YOU paid us a visit since we
remodeled our front. Come in and see
the display of furniture and carpets III
the big daylight store on West Main
street. The ID. c. Wilbur Store.
AT the meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A..
Camera Club this evening, Mr.. J. r.
King of Des Moines, who rooms at the
association building. will show a series
of views he made In Boston. Washing
ton and other cities of the east.
r. II. Rouse, f. Il. Barry. and ID. NJ.
l<eefer, who were in Dubuque attend
ing the state convention of the United
| Commercial Travellers of America. re-
turned home Sunday. MIR. Keefer was
the delegate from the local council.
| June 10 falls on Sunday, consequent
| ly we will keep our office open until
| 3 D. M, the 9th and 18th inst, to give
all an opportunity to secure the dis
counts on their May bills. MARSHALL
| town Light. Power and Railway Co.
Maj John Smith, of Des NIoines,
| who has charge of the Salvation Army
work of this district, will arrive in
| the city tomorrow and will have
charge of a meeting to be held at the
| local hall at S O'Clock Tuesday eve
| ming.
/ The regular meeting of the board
| of trustees of the Hawkeye CONNER
cial Mems Association was held at the
companys offices Saturday afternoon.
A. S. Tiffany. of Davenport member
out of the city.
Wanted A young or middle aged
woman to go to Darlington N. D., to
do housework. Salary $50 per month
and board. German or Scandinavian
preferred. Transportation paid Bet
| ter salary for girl is to "a and mother
Call at No. s North Fifth street be-
tween 2 and p. m.
|
| William Denbow, Central freight
platform employee, who was injured
about two weeks ago by being caught
while unloading freight from Il car
and badly bruised about the body, is
| improving slowly at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Den
bow, where he has been since his ac-
cident.
/ .
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.. Urine and daugh
| ter Elizabeth and Mr. and Mrs. j. p.
| Dotson and infant son, arrived home
! Saturday evening from Clear Lake,
| where they have been for a week
| stay. The weather was so cold ana
the lake so rough that fishing was
spoiled, and an exceedingly light catch
for the week resulted.
Iowa Castle, No. 1874 Royal High
landers, held it's annual memorial ser
| vice Sunday afternoon at their hall,
which was largely attended. A com
mittee from the castle was sent to Riv-
erside to decorate the graves of the
members buried there. Rev. Merle n.
Smith of the Methodist church, deliv-
cred the memorial address.
i Physical Director h. G. Schroeder,
of the Y. M. c. A.. is organizing Il party
of young men who expect to make Il
bicycle trip to Clear Lake and return.
| next week. The party intends to be
gone most of the week, and will spend
about day and one-half in going and
the same time in returning. They ex
/ peet to stop at Iowa Falls next Tues
day. while the grocers' excursion crowd
is there.
The application of o. j. Olson, of
! Dunbar, asking for an injunction
against the Chicago, milwaukee, & 81.
Paul Railway Company, was taken UP
this morning at a special session of the
district court, Judge Burnham presid-
ing, held in the east court room. The
hearing will probably consume all OF
today and perhaps part of Tuesday.
Olson is seeking to restrain the rail-
road company from occupying or grad
ing on one OF the streets of Dunbar on
the claim that by so doing the com
pany seriously interferes with and will!
permanently injure his business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bailey, of Hamp-
ton, who were married in this city Sat
urday afternoon at the home Of this
| brides sister, Mrs. +. E. Bills, Ill East
State street, went to Des Moines Sat
turday evening, where they remainea
over today and will return to theft
| home this evening. Mrs. Bailey, who
was formerly Miss Brown, has been a
teacher in the Hampton schools for
the past few years, and was elected TO
a principalship for the coming year.
Mr.. Bailey is prominent business man
of Hampton, owns a large harness
| shop there, and is a director in one O.!
the Hampton banks.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Melissa
A. West was largely attended Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the resi-
Bowers officiating. Many beautiful
flowers were offered by friends in SYM
| pathy for the family. Six women
friends of the deceased acted as pail
bearers, in the persons of Mrs. d. r.
Arnold, Mrs. John Hulse. Mrs. Flath
ers, Mrs. Frank Sheffield, Mrs. Frank
| Bingaman and Mrs. Andrew Dudicker.
| Interment was a Riverside. Mr.. II. S.
| West, of Ottawa, Kas.. a son of the de-
| ceased was in attendance at the flu
| neral, and will remain for short visit
with his brothers. j. B. and G. e. West
Dr. c. H. Tidd, of Geneva, arrived In
the city Saturday evening, and was a
guest over Sunday at the home of his