Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
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" Second door west Of postofhce.
An elegant line OF breaches. stick pins
and Gun buttons Just received. Miller.
the ieweler.
Mr.. ]. r. Dotson received telegram
this morning from Mr.. D. w. Norris.
Jr., who is enjoying his wedding trip In
the south. The telegram was sent from
Chattanooga and today has been spent
upon Lookout mountain.
: Miss Sine OF Chicago, will come to
sMarshalltpwn next week TO organize
Juvenile and adult dancing 0asses; also
vii. give private lessons among the la
dies MISS Slime will make a speciality
of the cotil.ion or German.
Z A few young people were entertained
Friday evening by Miss Agnes earle
and her brother, Mr.. Will Carleton, in
honor OF their sister, Mrs. q. Grapsr, Of
Chicago, Who is in the city to be theit
guest for a short time. Cards and
crokinole We're enjoyed and refresh
ments were served.
Professor G. w. Bisaell, Of the chair
of mechanical engineering of Iowa State
College. spent Friday in the city, being
on his way to Anes from Mason City,
where he has been in attendance at the
annual convention of the Iowa League
of Municipalities. Professor Bissell re-
presented the city of Ames in the con-
Nention.l
1t has become an established fact
that the election of officers of the Wite-
nagemote Club shall be held at the
home of Mrs. w. II. Jones. This
weeks meeting was postponed until
Friday and at it the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. G.. F.
Cammack: secretary, Mrs. NJ. c.. Hut
faker.
"A second team to play basket ball has
been organized among the high school
lasses, and ii is expected that there will
he lively times when they have become
practiced. Miss Grace Baker and Mics
Harriet Baker are to coach the girls,
who are Helen Abbott. Lora Carney,
Ella Garvin. Irma Wallace. Edna Sears,
Ida Shove, Pearl Benjamin, Grace Carr
Mae Beeson, Bertha Horton and Caddie
Beeson.
The Peyton Sisters Comedy Company
appeared at the Odeon Friday night in
My Uncle From New York" to better
than it did on the pre5ious
evening. when Because Love YOU
was given. There was more for the
people to laugh at, and that seemed to
be what the audience wanted. The
comedy pleased a small house. The
specialties of the evening We're also
well made. The matinee this afternoon
was very well attended.
Tama Herald: The Marshalltown glu-
cose factory will begin operations the
last of this month, after having been
shut down for the past six months. We
take it for granted that this announced
OF operations indicates that
the glucose people are satisfied they can
operate their plant without contaminat-
ing the Iowa river. The dead past may
bury the past, as far az Tama is con-
cerned, but in the future there must be
no monkeying with the buzz-saw. Tama
isin forgiving rather than receptive
frame of mind
An autumn sociable given by the so-
cialS department of the Young PEOPLES
Society of Christian Endeavor of the
Congregational church was we'll at
tended at the Congregat ional church
parlors Friday evening. The rooms
We're decorated in autumn leaves.
branches and Jack % lanterns Amin
formal program consisting of three
musical numbers By Misses Ida and
Marie Shove and Master Henry. and a
reading by Master Herbert Sloan. COT
fee and waters were served during the
evening by the committee and a general
good tim with games was had.
One Of the heaviest trains pulled out
Of this city on the Central in long
time was an extra north bound, on FRI
day. in charge of Conductor j. G..
Young and Engineer Sam Swanson.
with engine No. 81, the massive Bald
win consolidated compound. The en-
tire weight of the train was LOO tons,
which would ordinarily take five Of the
Central's standard engines to pull. Two
switch engines were required to assist
the big engine in starting the train and
getting it over the grade, west OF the
city, and one OF the switch engines re-.
NAMED with the train until 1t had
passed the Albion hill.
The friends in the city Of Miss Vega
OF San Antonio. Tex, but UNI
til recently OF this city. have been much
alarmed over an illness OF hers. Some
throat difficulty developed. such as isi
not uncommon in that section OF the
country, and is very prevalent in the
West Indies. It 10 two weeks since Miss
Michaels was taken Ill and it was found
necessary to undergo an operation.
Word has been received that she is dos
ing quite we'll and It is thought she will
recover should no complications get in.
Her condition has. however. been very
serious, and owing TO the fact that she
is not strong and that the reason Of the
family's removal to the south was the
hope that her health might be improved,
her friends have been anxious concern
ing her
The Oskaloosn Herald says Of Central
In that city: Master
Mechanic George d. Brooke and Super
intendens OF Cars c. II. Meade came
down from Marshalltown yesterday to
make an examination OF conditions cx-3
listing in the Oskaloosa yards with ref
erence to train and engine accommodate
lions. There will be erected as re-
suit OF the visit OF the gentlemen ex-s
II II. a.