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

q All the latest sheet music at the VuI-
free Music House.
DR.. W. NJ. Choate, dentist. Office over
the Fair. Both phones.
Our special days are Thursday and
Friday. Miss Middlekauff.
III. e. Simkins,s dertaking exclusive
ly. Second door west of postoftice.
Our display Thursday and Friday will
be up to its usual high standard. Miss
Middlekauff.
General Traffic Manager j. N. Title
more, of the Iowa Central, arrived home
"Wednesday from Chicago, where he has
been for a few days looking after COM
puny business.
Mrs. j. G.. Van Ness went to Marion
this morning. where this evening she
will sing at the harvest home festival,
given by the Epworth League of the
Marion church
Mr.. w. r. Moninger, of Calvin, went
TO Ames Wednesday evening where he
attended on Wednesday night and to-
day, sessions of the board of trustees of
the Iowa State College, of which he is5 a
member.
Mrs. Miriam Scott left this morning
for Lincoln, Neb., where she will visit
Two weeks with her daughter. Mrs. S..
w. Adams. She will stop at Ames on
her return to visit another daughter,
Mrs. John Hoggatt.
8. Mr.. and Mrs. j b. Pence and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Davis We're in Union Wednes-5
day evening. where they We're present
at the marriage of Miss Minnie Snutes
to Mr.. Chester Reynolds. The bride is
a niece of Mrs. Pence and Mr.. Davis.
Mr. T. j. Saunders, one of the T. r. s,
linotype operators left Wednesday
night, via the e. G. w. for Watford,
Ont. summoned by a telegram. re-
Sceived late in the afternoon, announce
ing the sad intelligence that his mother,
Mrs. r. H. Saunders was dying. Mrs.
Saunders and daughter accompanied him.
The irregular concert of the Forty ninth
Iowa band Will be held this evening as
usual providing arrangements can be
made for lighting the court house park
in the vicinity of the temperorary plat
form. As a usual thing the Odeon cir
cult issused. but as that Will be engaged
this evening for the house attraction
tother arrangements Will have to be
made for the concert.
Miss Bertha Whitaker, who has been
in the city for the past three weeks
Visiting Miss Bessie Oliver. returned to
| Clear Lake this morning. Miss Whit
4 aker's plans for the winter have bean
\ changed since she came here and she
\ viii not accompany her father and
mother to Florida. Instead sheAwill re-
main in Kansas City and devote her
! time to the study of vocal music. Miss
| Whitaker has a Very sweet voice and
\ should be able TO sing very we'll after a
course OF instruction.
Deputy United States Marshal Willis,
of Dss N1oines like the Assyrian
Sof the officers, here, and took into Gus
ItodaN Al f11gingtcn. Of this city. upon
an old federal court charge of bootleg
Lying. EGgngton has been enjoying a
parole. but recent acts We're not con-
sidered in propriety with the lenienc,
4 bestowed upon him and he was taker
4 to Montezunna this morning, where he
& will serve a five months service. Edg.
:
Il tiay upon a charge of intoXication, ant
paid the COSTS
The Rhodes fair which has grown t.
4 be one of thelargest gatherings of rura
Il districts held annually insthe county, be
8 gan today and Will continue Friday ant
Il Saturday. The fair was to have beer
4 "Wednesday but was postponed on &C
II count of the rain. A great many from
this city will oein attendance Friday
much interest being conferred in TIL
I horse races. in which Marshalltowl
Il horses have bsen8 entered. Moak r., Har
u ry McGombs' horse, is entered and Ar
Edwards Miss Angel in entered agains
q Oscar B in the free-for-all pace Friday
4 Oscar B is a pacing stallion owned b,
( Thomas Ioollack, of Gearing.
{ The members of old Company ID. Ii. n
u ai.. closed their reunion Wednesda,
evening by attending the theater IN
q |5body. Prior to that and following TIL
supper in Forney's Hall short addresse
We're made by Gen. Lincoln, of Ames
& Mr.. %. D. Epson and DIR. Chan Smith
Z luf Mason City; and Mr.. Il. F. Cum
q mings and Mr.. l.. c. Abbott. of thi
8 lefty As an Illustration of the lovetha
: exists between the members of this oil
Organization and their former commar
der Gen. Lincoln remarked that hi
duties at the Anes college are mani
!. fold at the present time and nothin
t else except a reunion of Company
E would have caused him to leave then
: Gen. Lincoln and AIessrs. Epson an
E Ismith returned to their homes Wednes
Z day night.
Chief Engineer j. j. Merrill. of tn
Glucose Sugar Refining Company, al
2 rived IN the city this morning from Te
: oria, and spent the day here lookin
E over the factory in company wit
y Messrs. p. A. Rhodes. of Atlanta, Ga
! and E. A. Fletcher. Of Boston, repr.
6 sentat!ves of fire insurance compan:
s The principal object of the trip was
J. Investigate the fire apparatus of IL
: factory, and see that the automat
8 sprinklers We're in working order. whit
!. constitutes an inspection made reguia
lily in the big factory on the part>of II
= reinsurance company In speaking Of Il
,fIreopening of the factory Mr.. Merr
nj said that he thought nothing would
j. ldore until the sewage disposal pla,
was completed. The Rockford plant,
which Superintendent George Chan
r lherlain3 was ira rsferred. was opened 1