Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
All music o4cents at Harlan's
Fresh oysters at sundelys Cafe.

Fidelity bank.
The opening at the New York Mill
merry will be Sept. 10 and 20.
For rent, very desirable office suit;
best location. Address c., T.-R. Office.
Enjoy your CRATE fire by using our
pany
Fifty pieces new style black dress
goods received today. Hoyt's Depart
ment Store.
Sixty cent quality gray blankets Sat-
urday at bargain day price, 40 CENTS.
Archie Parker.
The Leader store will be closed Sat-
urday. Sept. IA, and open Monday
on account of holidays.
Mr.. v. "A. Rossbach, of Des Moines,
district passenger agent of the Milwau-
kee, was in the city on business Thurs
day.
Trainmaster E. E. Kerwin,, of the
Central, was in the city looking after
matters pertaining to his department.
Thursday.
We are getting some Empire coal
now and 1t is very choice. You burn 1t
once and you burn it always. Gregory
Brown coay Company.
Saturday is the big jardinere day at
the Iowa Tea Company's. Buy at so
cent can of baking powder and get two
jardineres free with each can.
Mr. Il Cavuond nf CT T.o,,is, iS In,
the city for a three months stay on
business connected with the knights of
Honor and Halbert Lodge of this city.
Take the Chicago Great Western
railway to st. Paul and Minneapolis
and have a good time. Three regular
trains daily via this line Sept IA and 15.
Mr.. Aylmer Van Ness, son of Dr. and
Mrs. j. G. Van Ness. formerly of Mar
shalltown but now of Mason City, spent
Thursday in the city, leaving in the
evening for Traer. where he will visit
friends for a few days. Mr.. Van Ness
goes to Mt. Vernon from Traer, to enter
his senior year in Cornell College.
General Auditor T. l. WATSON, CT the
Central. made his monthly trip today
ers on the different extra gangs over the
line. He went north on No Thursday
evening and worked back on No. 6 this
morning, paying the men of the south
camps today. He will return this eve
ming. Mr.. WATSON was accompanied on
the trip by his brother, Councilman w.
A. WATSON.
Only SO for the round trip to Minne-
apolis and ST. Paul Saturday, Sept. IA,
via Iowa Central railway. Special
train leaves at 1929 p. M, arriving at
Minneapolis at 7:15 a. m. and ST. Paul
at Z: so a. m. You can return on spe-
cial train leaving ST. Paul at 6: 80 p. m.
and Minneapolis at p. m. Sunday
evening, or on regular trains leaving st.
Paul at a. m. and Minneapolis at 9.35
a. m. Monday. Sept. l6, 1901.
In its gossip about golfers the Chicago
Journal says: Mrs. S. B. Cadow, Mrs
F. C. Let's and Miss Marjorie Bokum
qualified yesterday at Glenview for the
Farwell cup. Mrs. Cadow. who made
| the lowest e-1O6-yesterday, ant
Miss Bokum will play the semi-fnals
Friday and the winner of that match
| Mrs. cadow has won the trophy once, a
second victory would give her the own.
ership'
Engineer c. F. Peterson and Bag
| gageman John w Morgan. of the Cen.
trail, are off duty pending an investiga.
ton over derailment while running
over the puzzle switch in the Oskalooss
! VAR do nh fry dc
rallied was No. ., the south bound pas
1 senger. Baggageman Morgan. acting
head brakeman, investigated the switcl
before the train crossed it and though
it was thrown right. 1t seems, however
4 that it was in exact line and the engin
was consequently derailed, entailing
! delay if fifty minutes. The investiga
ton was conducted at Oskaloosa today
Mr.. Richard Dana Marsh arrive
home Thursday evening on ~. Colorad
special from his summers stay n TIL
east, during which time he has been 4
the employ of the Pennsylvania rail
road, as a civil engineer assigned t
duty between Philadelphia and VIII
mington. Del. with headquarters 9
Chester Pa Mr. Marsh has been enjoy
ing weeks vacation in sightseeing
the principal cities of the east. He wi
remain here for about a week with hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Marsh, when he Will leave for Iowa Cit
], to enter upon the work of his senic
year in the civil engineering departmer
of the State University of Iowa.
: Thursday evening at the pleasal
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Hole. west OF the city, occurred vel
t enjoyable social and musical functio
a The parents and friends Of the mus
r class of Miss Clara Grips met to listt
: to recital given by the ten pupils con
: posing the class. The program consis
g ed of organ and piano solos and duet
r The members of the class are Miss
: Esther and Jessie Hole, Mary al
a Blanche De Butts. Margaret Moninge
4 Lille Houghton, Josephine Packer. al
i Masters Robert shewalter, Ray NICE,
t en- and Ernest Woodward. Miss Grip
e delighted those present with two nur
: bers at the close.
d Mike Donahue, member of Forem;
f Thompsons extra gang on the Centr
e while drunk and acting in disorder
manner in the Office OF General Roa
master Shelley, of the Central. Thu,
: day afternoon about 5 O'Clock, w
o thrown out of the Office by Chief Gle
e Tibbitts and alighted on the ground
10 such manner as to sustain fractu
y CT the right humerus, the head OF
= bone being knocked of at the poi