Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-13
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Oysters ID every style at sundeil's
Repairing done at Flitton's dye works,
q West Church street.
DR.. ". N. choate. dentist. once over
the Fab. Both phones.
Do notS lose any more time. start in.
evening school at the Business College
next Monday evening. 1t will pay and
pay we'll.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Coen, formerly Of this city but now of
Grand Island, Neb., have received neWs
Informing them of the birth last Mon
day Of q boy to the Coen houseold.
Stop at the Paragon restaurant on
Your way to the theater and get nice
box of candy for your lady friend, wife
or daughter and some for yourself.
Don't forget the place, lis East Main
street.
Baggageman A. NJ Worries. of the.
Northwestern and Central, returned
Friday from a pleasant weeks vacation
visit in Chicago and Davenport. Mrs.
Worries. who accompanied him. returned
today, having stopped over in Clinton.
for a dayssvisit with friends.
Secretary H. u. Kinney, of the South
Western Mutual Life Association, who
has i'll for little over a week
With bilious fever, was able to be out
Friday for the first time, and today, in
company with his wife and little daugh-
Ter, visited reia tives in Gilman.
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fifty dozen OF the latest style ladies'
Your choice for $3.50. The greatest bar
double the amount of purchase in trad
ing stamps. Hoyt's Department Store.
DR.. w. j. Ward. w. H. Vosburg. j. C.
and j. u. johnson, II. /. Smith, j. W..
Negley. u. G. Beale and C. S. Pohle. all
of Gilman, formed a party of Masons
that attended the work of the third de-.
gree in Iowa Valley Lodge No. 1855 FRI
day evening. A banquet was served
after the work by the ladies of the
Eastern Star.
Mrs. Frank Beeson of Albion, was be-.
fore the insanity commission Friday.
evening and 1t was decided to send her
to the hospital at Mount Pleasant Tor
treatment. Mrs. Beeson is about 35
Years of age and has been failing men,
tally for some time. owing to her con-
idition and the fact that she requires
constant attention she was taken to
Mount Pleasant Friday night, Deputy
Sheriff Hutson and Mrs. j. NJ. Booth, OF
Albion, accompanying her.
Mrs. E. H. Belden left Friday night
for her home In Sioux city, after having
been in the city for the suffrage rally OF
Thursday. She remained over the day
lin order to visit with old friends and att
tend the Hawthorne supper. as she wass
one of the first members of the club.
Mrs Belden was compelled to return
home on account of her duties on the
Sioux City Tribune, but che expects to
be in the city again next week, after the
convention of suffragists, which is TO be
held in Des Moines and at which she
Will preside.
Bernice Clifford. the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Clifford. had the misfor-
tune this morning to break two Of the
bones of her right wrist. She was riding
her pony on North Center street. near the
Episcopal church, when a dog ran out
from Il yard and barked at the pony,
frightening 1t badly. In its agitation ii
threw its little rider to the pavement.
She ran to a near by house and her par
sents and a doctor We're sent for. The
bones We're set and she will doubtless
have nothing to remind her Of the acci-
dent in a few weeks.
Professor "A. NIarston, of the chair OF
civil engineering of#the Iowa State COL
lege. Anes. spent Friday afternoon in
the city for the purpose of looking over
the work being done on the sewage dis
posal plant. Mr.. Marston Is We'll pleased
With the progress of the work and, says
the fine weather of the past week has
greatly facilitated 1t. The men are
moving lots Of dirt, he said to T.-R.
reporter, and as soon as we can get the
cinders TO fill in the filter beds we will
be able to make a good showing. If the
good weather will only continue for a
few Weeks now. we will be in fine shape,
and the prospects are now that it VIII
The Hawthorne Club does not feel that
the club year has really begun when
the first meeting has been held and the,
program of study has been arranged.
Important as that would seem to be,
there is yet something lacking. The
gentlemen feel this as much az the la
dies, and not until3a club supper has
been given is the year considered prop
erly inaugurated. According to such an
opinion the Hawthornes have resumed
work, for at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. z. North Friday evening the first
supper of the Year was served. II was
distinctly pre-election party, blending
!rspublicanism and democracy. Sixteen
heads of Mckinley to one of Bryan
showed the political faith Of the hostess,
ESPECIALLY when the one was blindfold-
ed. Flags We're In evidence also. Ana
grams vas the game played. the words
chosen being the names nf the nrasiden-5
| tial candidates Mrs E. H. Belden, OF
Sioux City, and Mr.. F. b. Garvin were
given the prizes. The clubs guests were
Messrs, and Mesdames F. B. Garvin. j \
r. Johnson and w S. Robbins, Mrs. +.
IA. Belden, of Sioux City, and Mrs C. S.
Lusk, of Fon du Lac. Wis.
The State Center high schoo. foot
ball team arrived in the city about noon
overland for the game with the Mar
shalltown high school team at Finkle,s
park this afternoon. 1t was feared
Friday night that the eleven could not
come owing TO a crippled condition.
One of tfe teams best players Ray
West. could not play owing to the
death of his grandfather the late