Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-18
Dr. Jansa phya.cian and surgeon.

DR.. Janss. physician and surgeon.
Hats are In order. Pappe Bros. can
serve you.
Mrs. A. G. Fry, N. D. special atten-
ton to diseases OF women and children
Ironing boards at so cents you find
at Schmidt & Bourne's, 1o2 West Main.
Ladies' ready made, satin. brilliantine
and wool shirt waists at NJ. F. An
drews'.
More new black crepons today. Our
styles and low prices sell them. Hoyts
Department Store.
Wanted, at once. forty women to work
at the new canning factory, Twelfth
avenue and Iowa Central tracks.
Mr.. Grove Harris was in Grinnell
Saturday, where he attended the con-
range an athletic schedule, principal
son.
Joe Herman, who has been in the city
for some time, employed as collector
and general manager of the Gipps in
terests, has been transferred to Rock
Island, Ill. Mr.. Brewer has been APP
pointed as a successor, with AL Freid-
erichs as an assistant.
Mrs. and Mrs. n. L. Spencer. Of os-
kaloosa, spent Sunday in the city at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Let's, COM
ing more especially to attend the Let's
party Saturday night. Mr.. Let's was
home for Sunday, and left for Chicago
fer1a< n T atte U, a
and HERNIA, will leave Thursday
J. B. West desires in a public manner
to express his thanks to Louis Barnhill,
whom he considers an honest boy. Mr..
West lost his pocketbook containing
1923 and some valuable papers Friday
night. and, upon finding same, Mr..
Barnhill returned them Saturday
morning. Mr.. West thinks there is at
least one honest boy in the city.
Fourteen Of the young girls Of the
class in the Baptist Sunday school
taught by Miss Kathryn l.. Morgan
planned and carried out surprise par
ty for her Saturday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Atkinson, Miss
Vera being member of the class. The
evening was very pleasant one and at
its close refreshments were served.
Mrs. ]. L. 1ngledue. Jr., went to Oska-
loosa Sunday evening, where, on
Wednesday evening. she will attend the
wedding of her niece, Miss Neva Strain
who is to marry Mr.. Addison j. Throop
of Oskaloosa. Miss Strain is known by
several friends here, she having visit
ed her aunt upon several occasions. Mr..
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also, and will go Tuesday evening.
The police shifted Sunday at noon,
and for the next thirty days Officer
Cochran has the day beat in the bust
ness district, up town. Officer Hanson
has returned from his weeks vacation
and will have the nights. AT the depots
Officer Kurz will be ON days, and Officer
Clark at night until officer Weaver is
relieved frodm jury duty. Then Officer
Clark will be on duty from p. m. until
3 a. m.
-Quartermaster C. A. Longley, of
the Soldiers Home, now assistant sec
lretary of the yicksburg National Park
Commission, yicksburg, Miss, passed
through the city Saturday evening en-
route from Waterloo to Newton Mr..
Longley has been visiting in Waterloo
with his son, Mr.. Alfred Longley, and
| in Newton, where Mrs. Longley is also
visiting, he will be the guest of his
daughter. Mr.. Longley will go to Iowa
| City to attend the coming reunion of
| his regiment.
Messrs. d. T. Denmead. T. j. Fletcher,
A. A. Moore and b. A. Morgan arrived
home Sunday morning at :15 on the
| Central's private car, the Hawk Eye,
| from the northern trip, where they We're
guests of Vice President and Treasurer
George r. Morse. Acting General Man
ager j. n. Tittemore left the party at
Minneapolis for Berlin, Wis, where he
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Margaret Tittemore. Mr.. Morse and
Messrs. Charles Brooks and John
Scrymser left Minneapolis for New
York.
Mrs. Electa Beach, of Leroy, Ind
who has been visiting few days at tn,
l.. A. Maulsby home in Taylor township
and with Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Maulsby
in this city, left for her home Saturda,
night Mrs. Beach was accompanied t,
this city by her sister, Mrs. Sylveste
NlilS, sOl SldTloIl, WHO VIII remain untl
Tuesday morning. Mrs. King is tn
wife of Veteran King, who was acct
dentally killed two weeks ago Saturda.
at Warrington, w. Va, by falling unde
the wheels of the excursion train, Ell
route to Philadelphia to attend the ma
tional G. A. r. encampment.
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Sneak thieves who have been operat
ing in the city of late do not seem to b
any respecters of persons, and following
closely upon the entrance to the HON
of Clyde w. Morse, clerk to Mayo
Pierce, and the attempted entrance I
the home of Officer Cochran, the resi-
dence Of the high mogul himself-Cit,
Marshal Jones, came near being tn
scene OF a midnight depreciation. TIL
watch dog of the city marshal succeed
ed in frightening the prowler away
however, after he had managed to gal,
an entrance into the Kitchen by remov
ing screen. If the city marshars an
policemen's homes are not burgla
proof, what can be expected by commo
mortals?
About as good time as can be mag
ined can be had by party of Marshall
f town schoolma' ANS, and especially
s party composed from the vicinity of tn
Second ward. Although not an idea
da1 fnr J,.i,, Srta