Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-20

merry will be Wednesday, September 26
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railway
Y. NJ. G. A. will meet at the association
rooms Friday afternoon.
Miss Belle Fletcher left Wednesday
evening for Boston and Will enter upon
her senior year at Wellesley.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
ltian church will meet Friday at
O'Clock p m. With Mrs. w. H. Scott,
at the parsonage, No. 8 South Fourth
street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist church will meet Friday after-
noon With Mrs. Frances Smith and Mrs
James B,icker, corner of Third and
Railroad streets.
President c. ID. Jones. of the Marshall
town Light. Power & Railway Com
3pany arrived from Independe We'd
nesaay evening and will be here for a.
short stay on business.
We want "a horse. Will rent a good
single driver for three months for sole
itor's use in scaEvassing the county. Can
use horse alone or with harness and
buggy. nes-Republican
Mr.. Marion card was in Clemens to-
day, Where he attended a public sale on
the farm OF his father. Mr.. p. A. Ken
snelN, of this city Mr.. Kennedy went to
Clemens Wednesday to prepare sor the
sale.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
bytsrian church will be entertained
Friday afternoon at go by Mrs. L.
.Armbruster and Mrs. a. NJ. Friend at
the Armbruster home, No. 2ol South
Center street
General Superintendent C. w Hunt
ington and General Solicitor George w.
Sewers. of the Central. We're in the city
today to met Vice President and General
Manager l.. F. Day. Who arrived yester-
day from Minneapolis.
The extremes of temperature for the
E5twe ty-four hours ending at a. m.
were s. and 46. The rainfall Wednesday,
after o clock a. m. amounted to 10 OF
Ian inch, bringing the total for. the past
1.-TWO days; up to LISP inches.
CHARLES #Hawlev Smith, pastor of the
! Thames street NJ. f. church Newport,
Il, Will give "a popular lecture in the
Iinterest in the public schools, at tie NJ
E. church Friday evening. Do not miss
Sit. a collection will be taken for ex-
spenses.
Miss Minnie Aahbrook, principal of the
Anson school Kindergarten, who is not
fen duty at present owing to the unfin-
building, Went to Oskaioosa "Wednesday
4t,;e n
ssartera unit! Friday evening.
III 10 enjoy a visit with Miss Mary Jear
\ Miller. who leaves soon for Chicago t.
Il resume her work in thu Kindergarten o1
Il Mrs Ioring.s school after a pleasant
summer al home, Miss Carolyn Ander-
4 son entertained few young lady
friends at an elegant dinner Wednes.
day evening.
Mr.. d. W.. Walker excursion gent o
4 the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
passed thru the city Wednesday eve
4 ming. en- route from Mason City tto4De
4 MONIES, Via GrinnelI. Mr.. Walker say
that The past season has been one Q
1.-THE best excursion years in the histor,
Of the Iowa railroads
4 A driving horse the property Of MI
sEJonn S. Brandon. was quite badly hur
Il NNedne sday afternoon While tied in thu
4 south part OF the city A wire was hid
4 sdEn blythe grass, and tbs horse. in som
i manner got his foot over it, and in try
ling to extricate himself nearly severed
the right hind foot. just above the lloot
4 The managers of the carnival, Which
i Twas prosposed for October. have de
~,
n last week ir June. Advertising viii
!: commence on Jan. /. and It is though
itilat With more time TO devote to tn
the carnival can be mad
more of a success next year than this
q Miss Bessie Speers. who has been en-
i joying an all summer visit at the HON
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
n Speers, will leave this evening for Ev
anston, where she will enter upon he
second year in the oratorical college Q
n Northwestern University. This wi
: also be her last year, as she will grad
lsuate in June.
Vice President and General Manage
G T.. f. Day, of the Iowa Central, arrive
lin the city yesterday from Minneapoli:
as did also Chief Engineer Howard c
Kelley. Mr.. Day remained in the cit
To-day and expects to leave this evenin
+ for the north. He expressed himself a
being well pleased with the affairs q
1.-THE road and the prospects for busi
ness.
The item concerning Veteran We
Derveer, of the Soldiers Home, becom
4 ing father. has attracted considerabl
g attention turnout the state and consid
= cradle misunderstanding has been III
Q result. 1T should be understood tina
q the state of Iowa is not conducting
4 nursery and that Mrs. Van Derveer. til
IL mother of the infant. is not a membe
: of the institution. but resident of tn
y city.
j. The general Offices of the Iowa Cer
y trail railway, composed Of the generi
: auditors, general freight agents. pa:
It senger and general managers depar
J ! |,nents, have raised s4335 for the Ga
8 weston relief fund. far no effort hi
u been made in the other department
n hut II is expected that enough addition
9 al contributions will be made to swe
= the Iowa Central employees contrib,
ton to 1t least 500.
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