Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20
Df. Janse. surgeon and physiclan
Emerson pianos. Tufres Music

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House. Eas Il
Rugs made Of old ingram and Brus-
sals carpet. No. $50 North Center.
Those in need Of fine millinery should
call on Miss Middlekauff Thursday and
Friday.
We are now showing good line of
trimmed hats at the New York Milf
merry. Our special opening day will be
Wednesday, September e.
Mr.. II. ]. Cour, foreman Of the Iowa
Central boiler shops will meet those de-
string to take sheet metal drafting, In
the Y. NJ. G. IA. evening classes at the
Y. NJ. G. A. this evening at O. clock.
. Mrs G. H. Young returned Wednes-
day from Hampton, where she has been
for a brief visit with her husband, En-
gineer Young. of the, Central, who is
running over the Central and I. G.. & W..
between Hampton and Algona.
Miss Mildred Shears entertained a few
friends very informally at tea Wednes
day evening, complimentary to her
friend, Miss Ada Culver, of Iowa City,
who is here for a short visit prior to
leaving for California to spend the win
ter.
Mr.. 7. s. Bertrand arrived home
"Wednesday from a two weeks business
trip turnout Michigan and Ohio where
he has boarding camps located. Mr..
Bertrand reports the work of the con-
tract of Gilman 4 Co., OF this city, on
the Baltimore & Ohio as progressing
nicely.
Nlaude A. Hague has commenced suit
| in the district court for a divorce from
Snyder Z. Hague. Cruelty is alleged.
Mr. and Mrs. Hague We're married in
Dakota in 1897. Hilda Schmidt has
commenced a similar suit against her
Husband, Jewel Schmidt, charging cru.
| eity, adultery and divers other things.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt were married in
this city last May.
Miss Anna Punnell, who has been In
4 Chicago for some little time, had the
misfortune few days ago to sprain
\ her ankle as she was stepping TO the
ground from trolley car She is at
\ the home of Mrs. Charles Rood. mother
jof Mrs. Charles Barnes, formerly Of this
Lefty. She will probably be compelled to
remain in Chicago for week or more
before she will be able to come home.
Mrs. Mary v. Moninger, of Calvin.
and niece, Miss Mary r. Munnell, OF this
/ city. were in Boone "Wednesday night,
4 where they We're in attendance at the
(. Riagland and Miss Cora Mioler. which
was solemized at 40 o'clock. Capt.
Ringiand was at the head of the Boone
4 + tn, ~. FIRST
j duty in the Philippines during the time
the volunteer troops We're stationed
q there.
4 Conductor II crumley OF the Cen.
q trail, who has been in the employ of the
4 Central for the past two years engaged
4 in the freight service. with headquarters
in thiscity has resigned his position Il
laccept a position With the Chicago &
4 Northwestern. Mr. Crumley intends t.
4 leave the train service In railroadine
and expects to be assigned TO duty ir
4 1.-The yard service, az yardmaster at either
Carroll or Boone. He Isl an experienced
railroad man and will make the North
! western a good employe.
& Speaking Of the formation Of choi
: composed of singers of prominence an,
lefty is to be member, the Chicag,
Tribune Of Sunday says: For tn,
:, looming season Sinai Temple has ar
! ranged for one Of the most cost,
, cho,rs ever organized in this city. 1t Il
: Ito be a triplett quartet, consisting o
! Mrs. Ida Hemnaie. Mrs. w. Woodwar,
I and Miss y. Israel, sopranos; Mis-
|. Elaine de Sellum. Mrs T. Norden
tcs.t
! tos: George Hamlin. DIR. Mendsen an,
. H. Cornell. tenors; and e. Barhoff. L
Z Evans and j. Allen Preisch, bassos. j
4 Allen Preisch is to be the director an
{. Arthur Durham the; organist."
Mason City Globe Gazette: D,
s Chauncey p. Smith leaves tonight 10
!. Marshalltown8t to attend reunion of hi
V lold military company. Company {
a which tenders reception to their for
g mer captain. Gen. Lincoln. Each of TIL
s, old members is requested to wear som
!: lpart of his old Suniform and they expec
/. to have drill. smoker and good tim
AT the time DR.. Smith was
S member Of the company it was TIL
Il crack company of the state. and tn
d Muscatine company, which had won
I-lseries OF competitions. would not agre
s Ito go into contest with the Marshall
i town company, altho a purse of $l.O(
Z was raised for that purpose. The CON
DIpany consisted of the bankers, lawyer
j, and professional men of Marshalltown.
Miss Lou Hole is in receipt OF a let
tier which bears information of interes
to Marshalltown people of the olde
Ie generation acquainted with the earl