Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-03

ium work.
Mrs McColl delighted the audienc
with her inging.-Council Bluffs Non
pareil. Hear her at the east court room
Saturday afternoon at O. clock.
4. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church Will meet with Mrs
4 Bell and Mrs. Keefer at No. 1903 Eas
State street tomorrow afternoon.
Thanksgiving will soon be here, an,
you will need an extension table. w
have new invoice of them and YOU vii
be sure to find just what you want
Marion Guard.
Persons desiring entertainment ticket
etc, from the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A
should call or telephone between TIL,
hours of ii to 1a a. M, 5 to p. M, o.
1880 to $3.50 p. m.
A Northwestern special passing thr,
the city a; 4:05 Wednesday, afternoon
in charge of Conductor II. A. Bufting
ton, bore General Manager r. II. Aish,
ton and q party OF officials west. Mr.
Ashton was en- route to Boone.
Miss Anna Gregg has taken the pc
sition of head saleslady in Hoyt's mil
4 llnery department. This step BEGAN,
4 necessary in order to enable his com
petent and experienced trimmers to de
vote their attention exclusively to trim
ming.
The Bee Hive has just received one o
/ the largest shipments Of new and fame.
/ lamps that was ever shipped to thi
city. You can find lamps to suit you
wants here. lamps from 10 cents to $12
with as big an assortment to choos,
from as you will find in any city ii
Iowa.
Rate of one fare for round trip t.
Cedar Rapids from points within a
miles will be made via the C. NJ. G. st
p. account the carnival to be held al
Cedar Rapids October to 10 inclusive
| also to the races to be held there Oct
to 4. On account Semi Om-Sed car
nival at Des Moines October to IL in-
elusive rate of one fare for round trip
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i G.. L. Gregory. formerly OF this city
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
from Chicago and spent the day here
Visiting at the home Of his cousin Mr.
George Gregory. and with his many
friends about the city. Mr.. Gregory 1.
now on the road for the Woolson Spice
Cmpany, with western Missouri as his
TERRITORY and Moberly as his headquar.
tiers.
/ Mrs. T.. B. Garvin and Mrs. 7. J.
Fletcher went to Des Moines this
morning. where tomorrow they will be
present at the meeting of the officers
and standing committees of the Iowa
Federation OF Women's Clubs. called to
meet with the state president. Mrs. w
H. Bailey. The Women's Club OF Des
Moines gives reception this evening
in honor OF the state officers.
! Clifford Thompson and Larry Ament
two young men Of the city, were ar.
rested by Constable Haas Wednesday
right upon a charge of larceny, pre-.
ferred against them in an information
Iffled in Justice Burritt's court by Mis-:
Maude WEIGH, who alleged they pur
loined from her colarette worth IS
| Both of the defendants were arraignet
after their arrest and pleaded not guilty
Thompson was discharged and Ament'
hearing has been set for this evening.
4 Dave Danford. a young man residing
at Gilman, was brought to the city
\ "Wednesday and placed in the county
Jail to await the action OF the grand
4 jury, having been bound over by JUS
|tice Carney, of Gilman, on a charge Of
robbing German resident Of that
place OF SIS and checks and notes
Two other young men of that towr
have been arrested as accomplices, II
4 the persons of George Sievers ane
4 oscar Barnes, but furnished bonds fol
their appearance next Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Modlin, accompanied by
her grandchildren, Dolly and Joe Var
\ Gfnkle, of Dallas, Tex, was in the city
/ this morning, being on her way home t.
4 Albion after a five weeks visit in But.
| faIo and Des .Moines. Mrs. Modlin has
been in Des Moines for the past two
weeks, with her daughter, Mrs. g. Var
Ginkle, who has been quite i'll. Mrs
\ Van Ginkle expects to leave for Dallas
1 within the next few weeks and will bt
accompanied south by Mr.: and Mrs
| Modlin, who will remain in Dallas dur,
\ ing the winter.
II
w. n. Ross, of Toledo, the Mcneil s
Higgins travelling salesman who will bs
remembered as having fallen out of one
of the inner balconies of the Tremon
4 last March and sustained a fracture O
the left hip, spent "Wednesday in thu
city, his first visit since being re
moved home from the hotel that he ha:
been able to leave home. Mr.. Ross !!
doing nicely, however, and can bear {
slight weight on the injured leg, but no
enough to allow his walking without
crutches. He expects to give up his ter
ritory for the Chicago firm on Nov.
and go into the hotel business at Toledo
Rev. G. B. Bennett, Of Manistique
Mich, arrived in the city today and thi.
evening will occupy the pulpit of thu
.lSwedish Lutheran church, corner Of
4 Church and Third streets. Rev. Ben
]nett's visit to the city is for the purpost
1 of appearing before the local congrega.
/ ton In the light of a candidate for the
pastorate. Rev. NJ. Parson, who ha.
been in the city as pastor for the church
for the past year and half, will preach
4 his last sermon on Nov. 10, having ac
cepted a call from the church at Arnot
4 Pa, where he will begin his labors Dec
Id Rev. Parsons new church is consid
erably larger than the one here, and be
sides the larger field for work the salar!
lis accordingly larger.