Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
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NAoiS Walkln9 sktrtSs JUST received AZ
Bannatyne q Lays. 4;
The lifetime piano is the Emerson
Tuffree Music House.
Buy your rainy day skirts and mack
intoshes OF Lee = Benedict.
Manufacturers sample lace curtains
very cheap. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ferguson, re-
siding east Of the city, are the parents
of q daughter.
New line Of solid silver bon bon and
Y fruit dishes and other articles In solid
silver Just received al Chamberlain's.
Adjt. B. F. Warfel Of the soldiers
Home, arrived home this morning from
Washington. where he has been in at
tendance at the annual reunion OF his
regiment, the Twenty-tirst Iowa.
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merry party that was entertained
at a delightful dinner Saturday evening
by Mrs w. C. Rogers, was made up Of
Mesdames Park Bentley, f. G. Pierce.
Arthur Wall. C. Il. Brown, +. S. Hydns
and 7. D. Evans.
Seventh three and forty We're the ex-
and Saturday night. The readings for
weather bureau does not receive and
compile daily reports after October / Of
each year.
General Manager w. a. Gardner. Of
the Northwestern, accompanied by SUI
perintendent III. j. Slifer. of the Iowa
division, and Civil Engineer Blunt,
passed thru the city Saturday evening
at $50 O'clock, on special train, en-
route from Omaha to Chicago.
CHARLES MANI, an employe OF the
Central shops. while at work this
morning putting a steam dome on an
engine. caught the index finger of his
right hand under the dome, Resulting in
its being 50 badly crushed that ampu-
tation proved necessary at the first
joint. He was taken to his home.
Deputy. Sheriff Hutson. accompanied
by Officer Burt Cochran, left this morn
ing for FIT. Madison, in company with
Hartsell Judy, the man who went thru a
country house near Albion and was re-
Gently sentenced by Judge Caswell to
two years in the penitentiary for burg
larry. The deputy and officer will remain
at Ft. Madison for a day g visit in the
penitentiary.
Mr.. 3. G. Spears left Saturday evening
for Primg1ar, accompanying home his
sister-in-law, Mrs. j. +. Boyer, who has
been in the city for the past two weeks
as her sisters guest. Master Walter
Spears accompanied his father, and will
remain for short visit at his aunt's
home. While in the city Mrs. Boyer
adopted a three months-old baby girl,
from the Iowa Childrens Home Society
a t Des Moines
On account OF the great st. Louis fair,
Oct. TO s, inclusive the Iowa Central
railway will sell excursion tickets to st.
Louis. Mo-. and return at the rate OF one
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
Sept. 80 to Oct. 5, inclusive and limited
for return passage to Oct. s. 1900. Ele-
CANT coaches and buffet sleeping cars
every day. Call on ticket agents for
further particulars or address George
I S. Batty, G. p. & 4. A., Marshalitown,
Iowa.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, OF the Soldiers
Home. returned Saturday evening from
! Spencer, where he has been in attend
ance at the Northwestern Iowa confer
ence of Methodists. Chaplain Cole made
lit a rule when entering the Home as
| ita chaplain never to be absent from the
city on Sunday This rule he has strict
~ adhered to. altho in keeping up his
lsrecord this time he had TO leave the ses-
x'ons of conference before they were
concluded.
The ribbon sale held at The Fair was
| a great success if one was to judge from
1.-the stream of customers continually
passing in and out. Owing to the large
purchase direct from the manufacturers
they We're able to offer a great bargain
| to their customers. This enterprising
4 firm buys in large quantities and be-
/ lieve in giving the benefit of such pur-
ichases to their customers The firm has
thousands of yards to supply the de.
mand at 12ls cents a yard.
Lieut. Bruce Moffatt, Of Company H
4 received yesterday q check from the ad.
i jutant general . Office, which constitutes
4 the payment of Company II at the re,
cent encampment of the Forty ninth q,
4 Cedar Rapids. The check is for 1920
and the money Will be paid the member!
/ on Tuesday night at drill. The only re.
i qnirement made by the state is tina,
each member receiving lis pay must ac.
count for all the property issued him by
4 the company officers. The annual in.
4 spection Of the company will be mad
I by Inspector General Olmsted on Thurs
4 day evening.
4 A large party Of young girl friend,
assembled al the home OF Mrs. G. E
Newton. on North Third street Satur.
day afternoon to spend several hours to
Issether in honor of theS11th birthday o,
Miss Susie Newton. The coming of thu
young friends was complete surprist
4 to Miss Susie. Her guests were Tiki.
j Henry. Elga Wallace. Margie Allegeyer
4 Rexie Wilson. Florence and Dora Cat
1 ton, Vivian and Vera Hall. Oma Oppice
4 Helen Wells Opal and Odia Patton
Loren and Stella Dunn. Iantha Lands
i Clara Rails, Clara and Hazel McLe
4 land. Alta and Florence Lundy, Mari,
4 5Wildman and Ruth Fauquier.
\ Andrew O'Rourke. Of Baraboo, wis,
engineer OF the hosting engine tina,
was at work on a derrick at tower &C
q which was overturned, resulting in tfs
escaping steam badly scaldinf
"A 8O'Rourke and carpenter named Will.
A liam Winstrand, OF Moingona. was abb
10 be out this morning from the Get,