Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-26


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THE CITY In BRIEF
New sorghum at Culiey'a.
Wedding presents at Hellbsrg's.
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Fresh oysters at sundell's Cafe.
DR.. Nichols. over 10 East Main.
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.
Dr.. Trotter. physician and surgeon.
Or. Burkart. osteopath. 800 West Main
A fine assortment of loose diamonds
at Paley's
The best 81 flour in the city at Gull
ley's. Try it.
Hear the Mr.. and Mrs. McColi in their
lecture and songs at the east court room
Saturday. the 2Sth. at p. m.
Messrs. HIP. Densel, L. G. Abbott and
E. g. Wallace were in Union today
where they were in attendance at a
shoot given by the Union Gun Club.
The dances at the Country Club pa
vilion, which have been discontinued for
two weeks owing to the assassination of
President Mckinley, will be resumed to-
! morrow night.
Those who are interested in the tenn
perance movement in Iowa should hear
Mr.. and Mrs. McColl In their lecture and
song service in the east court room
Saturday, Sept. %, at p. m.
Sheriff Shoemaker has received word
blacksmith shop of William Saxauer
was broken into Wednesday night and
set of screw plates taken therefrom
The plates were valued at SIS, and the
thief will probably attempt to cell them.
Sheriff Shoemaker and his officers are
on the lookout for the thieves.
The Oskaloosa Herald contains IN ac-
count Of the victimizing of MERCHANTS
of that city to the tune Of 1851 by q
smooth forger, who signed the name of
the manager of the Oskflloosa roller
mills to checks and received goods and
more change" The graft is identically
the same as was worked here last week,
also at Eldora, Sioux City and other
to- L. 49,
John Doud, the old man from State
Center who was brought to the city
Wednesday evening by Sheriff Shoe
maker, was given hearing before the
insanity commission in the evening. and
1t was decided that his case was not one
THAT could be successfully treated at
insane hospital. 1t WEE therefore de-
cided to send him to the incurable ward
at the county farm. Mr.. Doud has a
wife and daughter residing at State
Center.
S AT the annual election of officers sof
1.-THE II. =. Sunday school the following
were chosen for the ensuing year, SUI
perintendent, n L. Stuntz; first assis-
tant superintendent, T. d. Wilcox: sec
perintendent primary department. Miss
Mae Stone; secretary and treasurer. Mr..
Sam McGrew; librarian. Mr.. A. R. Mer-
rill; chorister. Mr.. w. j. Arnold: plan
list, Mrs. D. r. Jackson; organist Miss
Froelich.
Travelling Auditor H. Isennion. Of tn,
Central, was in Albion today, where h
Il 10, 81 <ra v,In nj, 4,
charge OF the company's business al
agent Frank Norton, for .he past few
years. until recently. night operator a
the yard Office in this city. Mr.. Norton
was transferred to Mason City fort
| night ago. but didn't like, the town, pre-
| ferring Albion. F. N. Anderson, thu
agent at Albion. was given the Masot
l City position.
Mrs E. G. Evans, OF Emerson. O.
| who arrived In the city week OF sc
ago to visit her cousins. Mr.. and MR.,
T. P. Marsh. and other relatives thru
out the county, suffered q COLES frati.
}ture OF the right arm, at the wrist BY
la fall sustained while visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.. n. C. Wood.
Jsward, at Marietta. Mrs. Evans hat
.Istepped out on the back porch, and II
returning to the house opened tllt
wrong door, the one leading into tllt
cellar instead of the kitchen. She Eel
down the cellar way to the bottom
with the result as above stated.
II General Passenger Agent George S
j Batty, of the Central arrived home Till
morning from three weeks western
trip. Mr.. Batty was called to his HON
at Candy, Ore, to look after bushes,
slsrnatters in connection with his EXTENSIVE
'|sorchards at that point and after I
weeks stay there accompanied Mrs
! Batty ard two sons to Santa Barbara
4 CAL, where they will remain during 'h
winter on account Of Mrs. Batty'
health. Mr.. Batty was accompanied t
4 the city by, his little son Robert, VIII
Il willlive with his father during the win
ter and attend school here.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Jordan ant
daughter, Miss Daisy, who have mad
4 their home in the city for the pas
a year and half, will leave tomorrow
J afternoon on the Colorado special To-
4 Chicago. where they will reside in tn
future. Mr.. Jordan. who represents
Pitkin & Brooks. wholesale glass ,lnt
queensware. Chicago, In Iowa, Nebras
& ka and South Dakota, finds that Will
Ibis extensive territory he can cover i
better from Chicago and the chang
in residence is made on that account
.lnrt., Tordor will ha In (hicapo fnl,