Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-16

telegram announcing the #Ceath oil MS
father. Mr.. Mahoods death was the
result Of a second stroke Of apoplexy.
Mrs Alva Welker and children. Elsie
Lillian, Ray and Ralph, family of Depu-
~ County Treasurer Welker, arrived in
the city Monday evening from LeGrand,
and will make their future home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicker. will resideSin the
Newton cottage at No. 237 North Third
street.
William Funk. arrested by officer,
Cochran Monday evening upon q
charge of intoXication, was before
Mayor Pierce this morning and SEN
fenced to six days in jail. Officer Coch-.
ran also arrested j. Larson, an old sol-
der, who pleaded not guilty and will
have his hearing this evening.
Hon. Daniel Kerr. of Grundy Center,
who at one time received the republican
honor of being slected tocongress from
this district. butwho has now switched
and is the popocratic candidate against
Bob Cousins. was in the city this
imorning, en- route to Nlontour, where he
Twill expound popocratic doctrine to-
might.
/ Fred Plander.i a labcrer residing in
! the south part of the city. was arrested
this forenoon by Sheriff Shoemaker
upon an information filed in Justice AL.
+ lens court by Martin d. Malloy
charging rim With the larceny Of 5;
worth of5corn from the field. The hear.
ing was set for this afternoon in Jus.
tice Allen court.
~ Mrs. 7. ]. Fletcher. treasurer of til.
4 City Federation Of Womens Clubs, ha!
4 turned over to Mr.. C. S. Hutson, treas
4 urer of the Ferguson relief fund, the 81
4 raised by the clu bs represented in tn,
/ federation, with tn regret that the sur,
was not larger. but with the hope tina
tile money would relieve some of h,
unfortunate.
The district deputies of the Moderl
Woodrnen closed their two days session
h this afternoon. All those who were t
participate in the program were presen
and the papers and discu ssions related
/ to the practical features of the work ii
which they are engaged. The social ses
zion at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs G eorz
B. Albert Monday evening was greatl,
enjoyed.
On Oct. 1s, %, and 30 the Iowa Contra
Railway viii sell settlers excursion
tickets to points in Montana, Idaho
washington, Oregonsand British Column,
bia at very low rates as follows: t,
Helena. Butte, Great Falls and kalis,
pell, one way s2s; round trip $40 L,
i Spokane, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle
4 Vancouver and Victoria, one way SIS
! round trip s45. For full particulars cal
on Iowa Central ticket agents, or adj
Idress. Geo. s. Batty, G.. p. Il I. a., Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
Mrs. A. D. Fanton and daughter, Mrs
Elma Fanton- Sievers and Mr. and Mrs
Will Fanton, all of Gilman, returned t
their home Monday evening after
4 Sunday visit at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Samuel Breckenridge, four mile
north of the city where in Sunday wa
held a reunion Of the Mooney family
4 Mr. and Mrs. John Mooney, of this city
and the families residing at Gilman
and In that vicinity participated in tn
event, forty three in all, being present
The reunion was held In honor Of tn
presence OF Mr.. George Stone an,
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Bitney, OF Plail
View, Neb., and the return Of Mrs
Il Stevens from Chicago, where che ha'
j bssa spsndiaE The summer.