Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-04

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p. BAY. woodbury. block
DR.. Nichols. physician and surgeon.
oysters in every style ct sdndell's
Cafe.
All the latest sheet music at Tunree's
Music House.
Down pillows about half price. Hoyt's
Department Store.
Mrs. A. 6. Fry. n. D. Diseases Of
women and children a specially.
Everything in musical goods at lowest
prices at Tuffree,s Music House.
Every day brings new and late effects
in ladies'. misses and children's winter
wraps. Hoyt's Department Store.
Reserved seats for the II. NJ. C. "A. en-
ftertainment COURSE at Lanes hardware
store tomorrow morning at O'clock.
Mrs. w. c. Payne issued this morn
ing invitations for a breakfast to be
served to her lady friends at $3.50 o'clock
Thursday morning, Oct. II.
Senator John B. Classen, Of Green
Mountain, and Sheriff T. j. Shoemaker,
of this city, We're in Gilman Wednesday
evening to attend the political meeting.
which was addressed by Lieutenant
Governor Milliman.
Mr.. Will Shoemaker, who is a stu-
dent of the Iowa State College, arrived
from Ames this morning for an over
Sunday visit with his parents, Sheriff
and Mrs. 7. j. Shoemaker, Mr.. Howard
Wilbur arrived home from Ames this
Afternoon, to be present at the Norris
Wasson wedding this evening.
Andrew O'Rourke. the Northwestern
stationary engineer. who has been in the
Getz hospital for the past two weeks,
recovering from a severe scalding about
the head and arms. as the result of the
accident at Tower CG, when the derrick
tipped over and allowed the steam to
escape from the hosting engine boiler,
went to Jefferson Wednesday evening,
where he llvisit friends for a few days.
From Jefferson Mr.. O'Rourke will leave
for Baraboo, Wis, where his mother re-
sides.
The teachers of the Second ward en-
joyed many happy times together after
school hours last year, and thinking 1t
|unwise to have them die out the In
structors whose rooms are on the second
floor planned q surprise for Wednesday
evening on those of the floor below. II
was a complete surprise, too, for the
guests We're overwhelmed when. at s
O'Clock. they We're conducted into the of
flee, which had been transformed with
potted plants and flowers and lighted
with huge Jack lanterns. The supper
was a fine one and the evening that was
spent correspondent to it in its delightful
features.
Professor A. Marston of Ames. of the
chair of civil engineering of the Iowa
State College and consulting engineer
for the city in the work of constructing
the new sewage disposal plant. arrived
in the city this afternoon and accom-
panied by Mayor Pierce and the other
members of.the special sewage commit
tee, visited the grounds where the
plant is to be located, northeast Of The
city. Messrs. j. A. TAYLOR and j. E.
Van Lieu. members of the senior class
in engineering OF the college, who were
here short time ago laying out the
ground spent the entire day on the
grounds, placing additional stakes for
the excavations.
Brandon & Kelley are the proprietors
of a new store on South Third avenue
that will doubtless attract many GUS
Istomers. These gentlemen evidently be-
iieve in expansion and are mt contented
TO do business n a single store room, SO
they have opened a general store in a
large double room at 325-2 South Third
avenue. One room is devoted to gro
lceries, the other is filed with boots
shoes and gents furnishing goods. The
stock is new and Very complete. Both
gentlemen are Well known in this city
and county and have many friends Il
wish the new firm success. 1t is the
intention to carry the finest goods Of al
kinds and sell them as low as is con.
sistent for the best quality.
Mr. c.. w. Mcclure, until few year.
ago one of the old-tlme engineers Of Til.
Iowa Central. who now runs an engine
on the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fee GU
4 of Emporia. kas.. is in the city for {
4 visit With his daughter, Mrs Charlie
Rogers. Mrs. Mcclure is also in the cit,
\ now. having returned from her Eldor,
visit. which has been of a few weeks
duration. Mr.. Mcclure came east t,
4 Ottumwa. to be present at the annua
4 convention of the Iowa Christian En-
deavoress. and from here on next Mon
day night. will leavegfor Philadelphia a
4 lone of the Emporia delegates to the in
i ternational conference OF the railwa
i department of the Y. NJ. G. "A. Mr.. Nc
i slure goes 10 Cedar Falls tonight TO Wis
4 it Friday with his mother, Mrs. C. j
4 Mcclure
The school census Of Marshall coun
4 ty has just been compiled by Count,
4 Superintendent Morrissey from d;stric
reports sent in BY the various TOWNSHIP
directors. For the county there ar
4 shown TO be 4.5s5 boys in attendant
Z at school and i4l5 girls. Two districts
a Ferguson and Bangor, however, hav
Il not yet been reported and the abov
4 figures are exclusive of them. Mar
i shalltoWn has ss5 boys in attendant
a land 1,73s girls. To Superintendent
Willard, of the city schools, the teach
3ers have reported that the enrollmen
of the city schools shows an increase o
forty more pupils in attendance owe
i the corresponding month last yeal
a This figure Will In all proba bility b
IL largely increa spd when tha nc ~ Ansn