Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-04
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Dress goods In ali the new styles 1t
Newcomers. Is
Miss Kathrine whitehead went to-
Clemens Sunday. where she will teach
this term.
For the best blue flame oil stove at
the very best price, go to Schmidt &
Bourne, 102 West Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross G. Peterson are
entertaining at their home a baby
daughter, born to them this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Tinker and chill
dren, Helen, HERNIA and Earl, were.
guests of friends in Union today at
picnic.
Mrs. w. s. Robbins left Saturday
afternoon for New York and Boston.
She will remain for month visiting
relatives and friends.
Chaplain and Mrs. o. H. L. Mason
and sons Verne and Booth and Miss
Mary Rice. of Green Mountain, went to
Clear Lake this morning for q weeks
outing.
mathematics of the high school. ar
Johnson county, where she enjoyed q
very pleasant summer vacation with
her parents.
Mrs. j. Reed Crowel, OF Colorado
Springs, on her way home from sum-
mer's visit in Michigan. spent Sunday
at the j. F. Atkinson home. Her daugh-
ter, Miss Marie Crowel, will remain for
a longer visit.
Adj. B. F. warfel, OF the Soldiers
Home, arrived home this morning from
his few weeks visit in California. He
spent his time principally in Los An
geles, and also paid visit to the Ma
tional Soldiers Home at Santa Monica.
Mrs. o. Novak, who has been Ill for
some time went this morning to New
ton and will spend two or three weeks
visiting relatives in the country IN the
hopes that her health will improve. Her
little sons, Clark and George, accompa-
MED her.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Kaufman enter
tanned Saturday evening at a delight
fully appointed dinner Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heit-
shu, Mr.. and Mrs. q NJ. Coleman, OF
Davenport, and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Nichols, Of Council Bluffs.
Chief Engineer j. j. Merrill, OF the,
Glucose Sugar Refining Company, ar
rived in the city this morning and wills
remain for a week or two, during which
time he will superintend the construc-
ton Of the new addition to the COM
pany's settling house. work on which
hasalready been commenced.
Mrs. Z. G. Beeson went to Omaha to-
day to Join her husband. DR.. E. g. Bee
son, recently appointed assistant sur
geon in the regular army and now sta
toned at Fort Crook, Neb. Mrs. Bee
sons stay will be an indefinite one, de-
pending upon the length OF time Dr.
Beeson will be stationed there. She will
return here before going on home to
Pasadena.
"A Central freight that had headed in
to the yards Sunday evening. north
bound, and that did not clear side
track by few feet, was run into by q
string Of cars being switched onto a
passing track. The collision damaged
the way car Of the freight to small ex-
tent, and narrowly missed forcing it
from the track. The damage was very
slight, however.
Mr.. III. r. Mcmahon was in Liscornb
Sunday. The county convention OF
Christian churches is to be held in that
place in two weeks, and while Mr.. Nc
Mahon's friends claim that he made a
mistake in the date and Went to Lis
comb to attend the meeting, he insists
that he simply went up as an advance
agent to see how the preparations for
the gathering We're progressing.
Messrs. G. A. Meeker and Fritz Norris
returned this morning from their camp
ing trip down the Cedar. Both young
men give evidence of having roughed
it, showing a reasonable amount of tan
and ten days growth OF beard. The
former 1t was remarked around the
| depots, might pass for the large man
of the trio now wanted by the sheriff
Were it not for the merry twinkle In
his eye that effectually softens all
roughness of exterior.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Coleman and the
latter's brother. Mr.. n. b. Hartjens, of
Davenport, but formerly OF this city,
have been enjoying splendid time
with old friends here the past few days.
| Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
Willard entertained very informally a
few intimate friends and at 1890 this
fmorning Mr.. and Mrs Charles Heitshu
served a four course breakfast in their
honor, only the nearest friends OF the
honored guests being present.
Susie Hand. the young woman arrest
ed upon a charge of enticing 15-year- ole
/ Clea Blum for immoral purposes, did
not show up in Justice Aliens cour,
this morning at o'clock, the time Sc,
for the hearing, consequently the case
was postponed indefinitely. County At.
torney Stone has examined the letters
written Miss Blum by Miss Hand ane
the case will probably be put before the
4 grand jury for investigation. The fed
eral authorities will also be informed o.
the contents of the letters.
Mr.. William j. Fort had very clos,
call to serious injury Saturday nigh