Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-16

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Dr.. Nichols. physician and surgeon
Buy yonr dry goods at the Hawkeye.s
Fresh oysters In every r,yie At SUM
dell's cafe.
Biscuit and coffee served free at Bul-
locks. All are invited.
Innings bought at the Hawkeye are
guaranteed not to crock.
Have your clothes cleaned and dyed
at Flitton's. q West Church street.
For Rent-Nicely furnished front
room with bath. !. c. Speers, los North
First street.
The entertainment for the benefit of
the Ferguson storm sufferers occurs at
the Odeon tonight and promises to be
we'll patronized.
/ Father Dennis London, of st. Mary's5
church, st. Anthony, was in the city
Monday afternoon. being on his way to
Marion, where today he was in attend
Father John Hartigan, whose mother
s,
Wheel thieves are doing wholesale
business in this city at the present
time. Miss Mary Packer, daughter of
County Recorder Packer, is the latest
victim. About o'clock Monday even
Ing her bicycle was stolen from the
porch at he1, home. The wheel was new
this season.
Dora Beye, of Laurel, has CONNIE need
suit in the district court to recover $3.50
on notes given by w. L. Beye to secure
the payment of rentals on leased lands
and has levied on the property Of Mr..
Beye TO protect her claim. Sheriff
Shoemaker was at Laurel today to
make the levy. The plaintiff and de-
PENDANT in the action are mother and
son.
These who wish to look upon the aw-
full devastation OF a tornado can do SO
tonight at the Odeon, when photo
graphs of the wrecked buildings of Fer
guson will be exhibited thru a stereop-
ticon. The receipts from the entertain
ment will go to aid the storm sufferers
and the theater should be packed by
people who can thus contribute their
something in return for their money.
Marshalltown is entertaining a woman
|prominent in club circles today, Mrs.
Charles w. Armstrong, of Clinton, state
regent of the d. a. r., being in the city.
on her way to Waterloo. While here she
is the guest Of Mrs. III. j. Howe. Mon
day. evening Mrs. G. F. Kirby, regent Of
the local chapter and one Of iss charter
members. accorded the members Of the
chapter the pleasure of meeting the dis
ltinguished guest and without exception
they were present Mrs. Armstrong,
who is a woman Of very pleasing per-
sonality, made an Informal little talk,
and the privilege of becoming acquaint-
ed was afforded all the ladies' during the
social hour that was spent Mrs. Jessie
Mallory Thayer, of Charlton, was a
guest at the reception.
Mr.. w, H. Carter, of Bangor, has re-
turned from few weeks stay In In
diana, where he has been visiting rela-
tives. While travelling over the state
llitical situation and says that there has
been a wonderful change in Indiana
Isince the time he first arrived in the
amount of enthusiasm has been shown
recently In the republican ranks. and
at the Roosevelt meeting. in Indianapo-
ltrical. Twenty-Five thousand republic
'ans We're in the parade. and 10000
strangers in the city to witness the
great rally. Mr.. Garter met ex-Govern-
isor Taylor. Of Kentucky, at Plainfield.
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Roosevelt. His speech was a very force
Hful one, and firm in republican princi-
piles.
i Rev. o. H. l.. Mason, OF Green
4 Mountain, who recently resigned as
ipastor of the Congregational church at
Ethat place, left this morning for Ottum-
wa, where he will visit very briefly with
Ibis mother and other relatives before
leaving for Cambridge, Mass. to begin
his post graduate work in philosophy
and literature in Harvard University
4 Rev. Mason expects to take a two
4 years course at Harvard and within {
few months will be Joined in Cambridgs
iby his wife and sons. Rev. Mason i:
q not contemplating resignirg his posi-;
1 tion as chaplain Of the Forty ninth
Regiment, fact that will be Learned
with interest in the western cities il
the state where companiessof the regl
lment are located. Rev. Mason expect
: Ito receive today the permission of Col
L Bows to leave the state, but as he ex
e$I3pects to return to Iowa when his worl
2 lis completed in the university his dutie
t as chaplain, when the regiment is Il
5 camp. will be looked after by some on
l who will be hereafter designated.
Mr.. G. w Wilson. one of the super
. visors of Adams county, Nebraska. i
, company With his wife, spent Monda