Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-10-10

Store.
Mr.. Lynn Norris left this morning for
ILL.,, where he will attend
the Meeker-S ipher nuptials.
Wanted-Ten girls at Graham's cigar
factory, at 20 North First avenue.
Steady work and good pay.
A good 60-cent ironing board, clothes
driers, towel rollers and the best mold
ing board at Schmidt s. Bourne's.
Those fancy rockers at Marion Cards |
are beauties. Easy, comfortable, cheap.
You want one. Now is the time to pur-
chase. A car load just received.
Miss Bessie Oliver has issued invita-
lions to the number of fifty for a party
Thursday night to be given in honor
of her guest, Miss Bertha Whitaker.
Our Boys Are Coming Home" the
song composed by Miss Cora Battin,
and dedicated to the boys of Company
H, is on sale at the music stores Of Tuf-
free and Harlan.
Ladies who are particular in the Sc
lection of jacket, cape or collarette
will be pleased with the attractive line
we are showing. We pay careful at
tention to this department and invite
you to inspect our goods. NJ. F. An
drews.
General superintendent c. w. Hunt
ington, of the Central. went on the
Iowa to Oskaloosa Monday evening,
where he remains until midnight, and
this morning. on No 3, at 2:10 o'clock,
passed through the city, en- route to
Hampton and Belmond, where he will
remain for short time on official bust
ness.
Friends in this city of Travelling Pas
|senger Agent Charles S. Walters, of the
Central, will be pleased to know that he
lis VERY much improved over his condi-
ton of a few weeks ago. when he went
to his nome in Iowa Falls to recuperate
from severe attack of jaundice. In
poets to be back to the city and report
for duty tomrroow.
Word from Ames announces that on
Friday Mr.. G.. w. Bisseli, professor of
| mechanical engineering of the Iowa
4 State College, Will visit the city in COM
pany with the senior class in mechani-
cal engineering. The members of the
/ class under the direction of their pro-
| fessor, will make a complete investiga-
4 ton of the workings of the city's water
works. Several tests are to be made by
4 the class also.
About seventy men. members of the
gang in the employ of Foreman William
/ schultz, of the Central, left this morn
ling on a work train, in charge Of Con-
lduetor John Young. for Hampton,
! where they will begin the work of bal
lasting the twenty-five miles Of track
lying between that point and Belmond.
: The men have been working at steel
Laying between this city and Dillon and
Dillon and Oskaloosa for the past sew
4 eral weeks.
Il Relatives in this city are considerably
concerned over the Illness OF master
harley Snyder, AT Oskaloosa. who j.
suffering from diphtheria. Mrs. Thorn
as Farrell, srandmotherof the lad, VA:
recently called To Oskaloosa on accoun
,, of her grandson $ Illness but the tele-
gram did not state the nature of thu
itreuble A weil-developed case of thf
i dreaded disease is reported, however
{ and Mrs Farrells stay in 0skaloos;
: Evil be indefinite. Master Snyder wa
in this city for q visit on the Saturda,
; and Sunday prior TO his taking i'll OF
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Henry and son Gordon, 0
SEDAN. Kas.. Who have been visiting i
n the city for a month with the former
Z sister Mrs. o. f. Hart, of Los Yves
n Ir Il