Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-04
pr. JAMS. surgeon ana physiclan.

4VIs OAUS4s GUI8GVA anu VMy Ul0A00s
The ever-popular Emerson piano.
Tuffree Music House.
Laminated down silkoline comforts.
Hoyt's Department Store.
oysters served in any style at our
short order counter. Clifford.
E.. A. c. o. always good. Nothing bet
ter. Reynolds, Watson & Co.
H. E. simkins. undertaking exclusive
". Second door west Of postoffice.
p. NJ. Adamson has just received fifty
copies Of the latest New York songs, at
l16 West Main street.
BE among the first 500 at the seat sale
for the Y. NJ. G. A. entertainment course
at j. a. Lanes tomorrow morning Sale
opens at s o'clock.
Mrs. A. z. Wilbur and her daughter,
Mrs George H. Marsh. of Joliet, Ill.,,
who is her guest, have issued invitations
for reception on the afternoon of
Tuesday. Oct. 9, at the home of the
former, No. 2o1 South Third avenue.
Mr.. j. T. Doody, of LaAIoille formers
ly of this city, and Mr.. S. #. Neel, of
Bolivar, Mo-, went to Newton this
where they will investigate
the prospects of a business location. The
gentlemen expect to engage in the bak-
cry business in Newton.
Tickets for the excursion to Water
loo on account of the Roosevelt rally
are now on sale at the Chicago Great
Western station and at b. A. Morgan's
drug store. Tickets may be procured
at Morgan's drug store up to and in.
Guiding the morning of October 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Shannon went to
Nevada Wednesday afternoon, where
they will remain for a short visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Sewers,
where their son, Master Richard. is Wis
ting. After their visit there, and at one
or Two other Iowa. points. they will leave
for their new home in Albany, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Carver enter
tanned at a charming little musicale
TUESDAY evening. their guests being DR..
and Mrs. Z. r. Kellogg, Mrs Jennie
Messenger, Misses Olive and Ella Zug,
Martha Mcmillan. Stella Crombie. Susie
.Tnffree and Bessie Wilson, of Newark,
n. j., and Mr.. Joe Tuffree. After the
music the hostess served refreshments.
The Illustrated Indiana Weekly, a
journal published at Indianapolis. Ind.
in itsscurrent issue contains an excellent
Likeness of Col. L.. NJ. Martin. with a
brief sketch of his political career as a
prominent worker in the national demo-
cratic party, otherwise known az the
q.
nection with the work of that party,
which has established its national head
quarters in Indianapolis where Col.
Martin is in charge of the campaign
committee.
Rev. Il. O.. Douglass. Of Grinnell, sec
retary of the Congregational State
Home Missionary Society, was in the
city Wednesday afternoon. being on his
way to Castana. Monona county. where
he will be present at the annual meet
ing of the Sioux Association of Congre-
gational Churches. From Castana Dr.
Douglass goes to Wilton junction,
where he will attend the annual con-
vention of the German Association Of
Congre gational Churches and then to
Lyon county, to dedicate a
lISN NOllSISGdLiCllStlS next sun
day. a week from Sunday Rev. Doug
lass will dedicate a new church at Bax-
ter.
Freddie East. the 9-year-old son of
MIR. and Mrs. Henry East, of COL East
Main street. is confined to his home as
the result of Injuries received while
playing foot ball. During recess time
Wednes tlay at the Woodbury. school the
pupils. large and small, were engaged in
q game on the grounds. and Master
East found himself at the bottom of
a pile-up after a scrimmage. 1t was
thought his leg was broken but after
being removed to his home and an ex-
animation by a physician no broken
bones We're found, but the ankle was Sc
badly sprained thatath boy will be un-
able to walk for some time. The teach
5srs at once put a stop to foot ball on
the school grounds
Mrs. ]. G. WEIGH arrived home on the
Colorado special this morning from the
east, having landed Sunday in New
York from her extended trip abroad
Mrs. WEIGH has been absent from home
since May %, when she left on a voyage
to Ireland, her native country. Hei
principal visit was in the county Kill.
kenny where she vas reared. and LIVED
until IL years of age. when she came to
this country. This was her first visit t.
her native home. and 1t has been a mos
pleasant one. Mrs. Welch was accom-
panied on her trip by her brother Mr.
Patrick Butler, formerly of this city bu
nov of Orient, Col, and cousin Mr.. Mi
chael Butler. also of Orient The part,
was accompanied home by a niece q
MIR. Michael Butler, who will make he
home with he runcle in Colorado.
Attic it is strange and hardly con
ceirable, nevertheless 1t is a fact tina
within the city limits of Marshalltown
in thickly settled district of the Sec
ond ward, several large coveyss of quai
have been seen within the past few
days evidently at home and not an
ticipating the least fear in the world
The pretty birds We're noticed by tw,
different families, one covey being ii
the yard of Mr.. G. g. Swain ana an
l3other eating the crumbs that had bee,
swept out of Mrs. E. II. Jones
Kitchen. Some of the residents Of tn
sneighborhood say that years ago the,
had seen quails, apparently domesti
Gated, playing about their premises bu
in recent years such thing has beel
unknown. 1t is suggested that the Bo
Whites have just learned, thru thei
bird language, that Mr.. S. G. AIcFar
land is now United States consul a