Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-12
DIR. Henriksen.
DR.. Bay. Woodbury. block.
Treffry's Ice cream is best.

DIR. Bay, Woodbury. DOCK.
Treffry's ice cream Is best
In trouserings for fall wear, see Hop
kins.
Fresh oysters in every style at Sum
dell's cafe.
After the all day storm of Tuesday
ceased and the temperature dropped
several degrees. frost was expected,
but failed to appear.
Tonight at s o'clock, at the Spiritual
will be held, at which all the mediums
on the grounds will be on the platform.
Mr.. Crouch proved himself a master
impersonator Hts solo simply took the
house by storm. - Lincoln (Neb.) Daily
Post. Presbyterian church, Friday eve.
ming, Sept. IA.
r. w. Curtis, of Ladoille, has raised
a Bill Mckinley corn stalk thirteen feet
and eight inches in height, with good
sized ear growing eight feet ana one
inch from the ground.
Rev. Father NJ. G. Lenihan, of st.
sAIary5s church, left this morning for
sCheSennee, Wyo., where he will spend
a fortnight with his brother, Rt. Rev.
7. NJ Lehman, bishop of Cheyenne.
Miss Florence Fuller, of Palatine
Bridge. n. T., arrived in the city Tues
day evening on the Colorado special
and will make her home with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Fl. L. Stuntz. while she at
tends school here.
Mrs. o. w. Brundage, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, accompanied by her son. Mr..
Guy Brundage, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening and will remain for a
few weeks visit with her brother-in-
law, Mr.. Y. A. Brundage. and family.
Mr.. Guy Brundage will probably re-
main in the city turnout the year TO at
tend high school,
Mr. Kenneth Buell., a former Mar
shalltown boy and son of Mr.. S. T. Bus.
ell. who, years ago, was, in partnership
with Mr.. NJ. +. Andrews, of this city.
left the city yesterday, after a few days
visit with friends. Mr.. Buell. is now of
New York, out of which city he travels
for a large mercantile firm. He hadn't
visited Marshalltown since he left here,
about thirteen years ago. Mr.. and Mrs
Buell.. his parents. now reside in Me-
chanicsyille.
The funeral of the baby son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. sI4egg, no died a; their
summer home at Macatawa, Mich, was
held this morning from the home of
Mrs. Legg's mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Loree.
The services We're private and We're
Very simple, Rev. r w Russell hav-
ing them in charge. Mr.. and Mrs. Legs,
With their little son Loree and Mrs a..
NJ. Loree, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening. Mr. w S. Loree brother of
Mrs. Legg, who Went to Chicago Ia
meet them, failed to find them there
and returned to the city this morning.
Miss Aileene Smith, who has besn in
Alasiso S. D., for the past three
~ as,, employed in the office of her
Mir. l. u. Smith, arrived this
Irsi ning from Boone, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs +. T..
Holmes. and was the guest today of
her father. Mr.. Delano 7. Smith. Miss
Smith will leave for Colorado Springs.
Col, where she Will reside for a year at
least with her sister. Miss Maude Smith,
who 10 employed in the Colorado
Springs schools. The Misses Smith, and
Miss Clara Trautman. of this city, to-
gether With another young lady. are to
rent a residence forfthe winter, and keep
house.
The t51 men captured at Gilman af-
ter taking goods from the II. A. Church
store on Monday night were brought to
this city Tuesday afternoon by Sheriff
Shoemaker and We're lodged in Jail,
They We're first arraigned before jus.
tice Carney AT Gilman. waived eSamin-
alton and We're held TO the grand jury
ION charges of larceny from sore in
hthe night time. The case viii be
brought TO the attention of the present
grand jury, and as the maximum pen
atty for the crime is one year in Jail the
| men have expressed Willingness to
| Henry Gaskel and James Weir, their
home as Hannibal, Mo-, and appear to
be ordinary tramps.
4 Mr.. Moses Stern has received from
Worms, Germany, a sample postal card
,lissusd by the German government,
4 bearing a half-tone likeness of the old
est inha bitanta of Worms, his uncle and
i aunt. Daniel and Sarah Guggenheim, 9!
4 and IS years. respectively. who on Aug.
4 2 last celebrated their sxty-fifth we'd
i ding anniversary. The event was red
3lletter day in Worms. where the inhab-
.litants turned out ennasse to assist the
4 old people in the joyous event. Mr.
Stern received with the postal card 1nc
a letter from his uncle and aunt, &
i German newspa per that gives a Lengthy
4 account of the Iteration of the iror
I wedding. The paper states that thu
duke of Heassn, ruler Of the province
\ in which Worms is situated, sent del
egation to Worms5to represent him. am
4 as a present sent photograph of him
self and the members of his family II
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Guggenheim. The pape
says that at the feast, which LASTED
d three days, IA bottles Of fine Rhenisi
wine We're consumed, as We're also 10
4 pounds of meat, with other edibles ii
proportion.
Mr.. Marve Hanna. former well
. known business man Of Marsha!town
but more recently of Minneapolis
passed thru the city Tuesday evenin,
on the Central. en- route from Minneap
oils to Dallas. Tex, where he has &C
capted a position by wire a chief clerl
J. of the Oriental Hotel, one of the lead
ing hostelries of the south. Mr.. Ham