Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-21
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merry will be Wednesday. September %.
Heavy weight black dress goods for
suits and skirts. Hoyt's Department
Store.
We need your money, that's why we
quote such low prices. Greenbaum's
dissolution sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pappe will leave
Sunday for Chicago, where Mr.. Pappe5
goes to buy goods.
DR.. A. L. Bryant, who has been i'll
for the past ten days, was able to be
out for the first time Thursday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed Garvey, who were
married in Cedar Rapids on Wednes-
day returned home Thursday even
ing. n
For nobhy and stylish Jackets in
ladies and misses garments, don't fail
10 look over the stock at Hoyt's De-
partment Store.
The Tuffree Music House reports a
large business on the old reliable Elmer
son piano. Merit wins in all lines, and
especially SO with the Emerson.
Iingtcn and General Solicitor George w.
Sewers. of the Central. who We're here
Thursday to meet Vice President mad
General Manager L. F. Day, returned to
TUSCALOOSA Thursday evening.
Tie Inspector r. u. Goss. of the Cen
trial who spent Thursday in the city on
business With the company returned
This morning to New Sharon. accom-
Enaniedd by his wife, who spent Thurs
day as the guest of her sister, Mrs. ].
Nv. Boggie.
Rev. F.. w. Parsons went to Iowa
Falls this morning, where he will be in.
attendance at the sessions of the am
Inual convention of the Iowa Valley
Baptist Association Mr.. John w.
Wells. of this city, is moderator of the
convention, but will be unable to attend
this year
The. Army and Navy. an officia,
Journal of the United States army and
navy. states that the U. S, S. New Or
leans is now stationed al Taku, China.
This is the cruiser on which Mr.. Harry
| Gregg, of this city, is stationed. Mr.
and Mrs. Gregg have not heard from
their son since the receipt of a letter
written in July.
Mrs. l.. G. McGarry, of Des Moines,
zone of the officers of the Iowa Chill
dren's Home Society, Was in the city
Thursday, being on her way from
Clemens, where she had been u dee
liver to Mr.. and Mrs. Gaffin. of that
place, a 9-year-old boy that has been
cared for by the society until a9suitable
home could be secured for him.
Miss Laura Wright, of West Liberty.
Ia niece of Mr.. William Battin, of this
/ city. who arrived in the city Thursday
3evening for the purpose of attending
1 the Jones-Stinson muptials, expects TO
4 remain in Marshalltown, providing she
9can@ obtain desirable position Miss
Wright resided in the city for a number
sof years and has many friends here.
A children's party was much enjoyed
! at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
\ Haddock, "Wednesday, when a crowd of
Il little people We're entertained by them
! Tor their granddaughter. Mildred
Alitchem. who with her mother is here
4 visiting from Spokane, Wash. 1t was
/ the little iady.s fifth birthday. Games
Were played and refreshments We're
i served.
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4 The Marshalltown Light. Power &
/ Railway Company car No 4, in charge
of Motorman Drake, jumped the Second
& avenue switch al 10:10o'clock this morn
II ing and laid crossiNays of the tracks.
i blocking traffic for some time. Pasaen-
4 gers had to be transferred to the north
4 and Vest and depot lines until repair
lear from the barns could be secured TO
get the derailed car in place again
Mr.. Calvin Vlack. eldest son OF Rev.
4 and Mrs j. *. Black, of this city, who
i has been visiting his parents for the
4 past ten days, left this morning for
Gresco, where he will remain for a
week, making the acquaintance of his
fiEparishoners for the coming winter, he
Il having been assigned to the charge as
Il rector of the Cresco Episcopal church.
4 Mr.. Black goes from Cresco to Fart
Z. bault Mimi. where he will enter upon
the work of his Junior year in the Sea-
bury Divinity School.
a According tosihe Oskaloosa Herald,
Harry. Cammack, of this city, chief
4 clerk to General Superintendent Hunt
ington. of the Central, has changed
n hobbies, and instead of buying genuine
y diamonds at moderate prices, is stxperi-
f menting in science. The Herald says.
Harry Cammack of the Iowa Central
operating force. is gaining quite rep
4. utation as scientist. The young man
4 has been studying entomology as a
Epastime and has recently made a fine
4 collection of moths. He has succeeded
lin gathering in his wardrobe Of fall and
4 winter clothing almost every species
of moth that is known to science. II
Il there are any species that didn't get
81 in. Mr. Cammack would like to make
4 their acquaintance. The collection that
he found was one of the most complete
lin the country and considerable dam
age was done by the pests
q Last evenings Oskaioosa Herald
asays: Uncle John swaddling, who for a
Il number of years has been identified
. with the business office of the II. Will
lard & Son interests in this city, has
been transferred to Marshalltown and
Twill have charge oftthe affairs. of the
affice in that city. Preliminary to the
a change Mr.. Swadd!ing has been in that
II city for the past two weeks getting ar
insight into the affairs of the business
There. He returned tothis city to close
& up the affairs of his administration pre-
sEparatory to turning the Oskaloosa office
Il over to Dave NeWbrand, who will sue.