Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-12
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician

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y For rent-Two modern cottages. APPS
ply at Simmons Book Store.
f See our walking skirts, Nothing to
touch them. Bannatyne & Lay.
Bring in your boys and let us fit them
out in one Of those chic Newports. q.
HI. Hole & BRO.
Dress Goods Saturday we give 50 in
trading stamps for every ST. purchase in
dress goods. An elegant line to select
from. Hoys's Department Store
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1t will pay You TO go to C. N. Pat
rick for mandolin or guitar lessons.
Only exclusive teacher of the instru-
ments in the city. No. lo4 South First
avenue. New phone, 1856.
Mrs. George ID. Laird, of Iron River,
Wis, having been in the city for the
past Two months treating with Mrs. Dr.
A. G. Fry, returned to her home Thurs
day evening, rejoicing in the recovery
of her health.
The earnings of the Chicago Great
Western railway for the first week of
October, 1900. Show! an increase of s1O,-
1O9.49 over the corresponding week of
last year. The total increase since the.
beginning Of the fiscal year DULY - to
date, is So, 945.37.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Varney, of ST.
Anthony, We're in the city Thursday
They have just moved to ST. Anthony
from Laurel, where Mr.. Varney has
been in the employ OF the Laurel
Creamery Company as buttermaker. He
now takes charge of the Farmers CO.
operative Creamery Company OF ST
Anthony.
Miss Eftie Trefrry, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Treffry, left
Thursday evening on the Colorado spe-
for a. Year, and perhaps longer, on ac-
count Of her health. Miss Treffry spent
all oflast winter in Denver. owing to an.
atiiiction with lung trouble. She became
SO much improved that she considered
however, the old trouble has reap
peared.
Mr. H. w. Griffin. Of I4aMoille. was in
the city today. He has just returned.
from a delightful western visit. He.
was in New Mexico some time and en-
joyed trip thru the petrified forest OF.
Arizona. While in Los Angeles he saw
Mr. Ben Rhoades, until recently OF this
city. The trip from San Francisco to
Portland, Ore. was made by boat. On
the return home he stopped at Mont
spelier, Idaho, where he killed fine
deer. Salt Lake and Denver We're also
visited.
Mrs John Irwin, at her pleasant home,
No. 10S& South Third street, was hostess
Thursday to a party of elderly women,
whom she entertained for her husbands
mother, Mrs. Virginia Irwin. a bounti-
full dinner was served at noon, and the
ladies spent the afternoon with their
needlework and the chatting which all
ways accompanies lit. The guests We're
Mesdames a. j. Brown, Mary Curtis.
Miriam Scott, w. II. Scott, S. w. Evans,
y. S. kunkel John Fenner and u c..
Duncan. Miss Ida Evans was also a
guest.
The directors of the City Federation of
lNVomenis Clubs met Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. G. Il. Whitehead,
az an after meeting to the one of ten
days before. at Whichit was decided to
assess the members ofsthe various clubs
for fund for the sufferers from the
Ferguson storm. The canvassing& has to
a great extent been done, but there are
Yet clubs which have not handed in
their share. About $50 have been raised.
and tho the ladies had hoped to have at
least $50, they feel encouraged by what
they have done.
Angus Campbell, who has been a
member of the Soldiers Home for the
past few years, Will leave the institution
next week to take a position with the
G.o-operative Publishing Company, of
Chicago. for which he worked prior TO
coming to the Home. Veteran Campbell
entered the Home from Carroll, broken
down in health, aud says he owes his
life TO his treatment in the institution.
4 He is now entirely Well and thinks he
wilt be able 10 again resume the aciivi-
tiles of a life on the road. Mr. Campbell
1 was a member of the First Maine cav
AIRY.
The Melbourne Record, published a,
4 the former home of John Lamar. II
4 commenting on the Whitney Lamar eri-
\ s'ode, says: In Lamar's case, 1t is diff.
\ ferAnt. He comes OF one of the Oldest
most respected families in Melbourne
doing al in their power to. save. .Johr
from such a predicament az has befaller
tniln- But he was headstrong, and woulf
not heed good advice Consequently thu
Il popular verdict SEEMS to extend dee,
sympathy 10 his relatives here. but no
"a grain OF pity tc the man who would
4 Witha Wife and a bright little child lie
4 ing in the same county with him, still
lead astray u young girl whose life
prior TO meeting Lamar, is said 10 fay,
lsbeen blameless.
The current issue Of the Hamptol
Recorder reports al length reception
/, rendered to DR.. and Mrs. Coleman. wh,
are soon to move to this city, the for
A ner to assume the pastorate of tn,
\ Methodist church. The reception. whici
4 had been arranged With the expecta
4 ton that Rev. Coleman would be re
! turned to Hampton, was changed into ;
farewell and the addresses made wer,
replete With words OF affection and O
regret at the severance of the relation
4 of pastor and people. DR.. and Mrs
4 Coleman were presented with numerous
land handsome pieces of sterling silver
Il DIR. Coleman is expected to occupy tn,
pulpit in the Marshalltown church 81
next Sunday, as Dir. Van Ness vii