Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-18
DR.. Jarss. surgeon and physician
George ]. Allen. scientific optician.


Twenty five new short skirts. Lee &
Benedict
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
Big discount on mandolin cases this
week at Adamson's.
Mrs. w. j. Tiffany. of Union, spent
Saturday in the city.
Reduced prices on wool and cotton
blankets at the Hawkeye.
Ladies extra heavy feeced linen hose
is cents a pair. Hoyts Department
Store.
The immense new storage house of
the Marshall Ice Company is nearing
completion.
Mrs. j. j. Whltacre. of Albion, and
children, spent Saturday in the city
with Mr. Whitacre.
See the leaves falling? 1t will soon be
winter. Better see the Irwin Lumber
Company for your winters coal Both
phones, ISIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Boggie and chill
dren. Wallace and Helen, of Oska,oosa
spent sunday in the city at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Boggie.
Mrs. Allen Packer, of Union, spent
Saturday in the city, coming to meet
her father, Mr.. ID. II. Raley, of Cedar
Rapids, who arrived in the evening on
the Colorado special and will be with
his daughter for a few weeks visit.
John Raber, Glucose Sugar Refining
Company employee slipped from and
fell from the top of box car Saturday
evening and sustained a fracture Of the
small bone of the left leg. just above
the ankle. He was removed to his home
on West Nevada street.
One of the Central's Italian gangs en-
pioyed on various parts of the line, and
for the past few weeks at New Sharon,
decided Saturday to quit and did so.
The cause for refusing to work is the
cold weather, which the italian isn't
used to. The gang will be sent back to
Chicago, where all reside.
Two small wrecks, caused by break
in-twos. occurred on the Central Satur-
day afternoon near Abbott and New
Sharon. The Abbott affair was the
worst, two or three cars being broken
up. 1t took nearly four hours to clear
the track. and No. was held for time.
A little damage to track occurred.
Saturdays Davenport Times says:
20. NJ. Evans went to Marshalltown
last evening, taking with him Edward
Hatcher (colored) of this city, who will
be placed in the Soldiers Home there.
Hatcher was member of the Forty
eighth infantry during the civil war and
is now an old man and unable to sup
port himself"
On Wednesday evening of this week
Rev. d. p. Sprague, of Kalgan. China,
returned missionary of the Congrega-
tional church, will give lecture at the
Congregational church in this city. Rev.
Sprague was one of the missionaries
who escaped the Boxer massacres last
winter by making the terrible journey
thru the Manchurian desert.
The approximate earnings of the
Iowa Central for the second week of
November We're reported from the audi
itor's office Saturday afternoon. The
$49,146 an increase of Sl1,226 over the
corresponding period of last year. For
the two weeks of the present month the
road earned S103,905. an increase of S27,-
$50 over the same two weeks of Novem-
Der, 1900.
Ed LaPlant and Robert Buchwald.
who have been at work for several
weeks with the LaPlant Bros. outfit en-
gagged in moving the b., c. r. & n.
depot at Northwood to Iowa Central
land, where it is to be used jointly,
spent Sunday in the city. Messrs.
Myers, kinzie, kaple and Holsclaw,
stone masons. accompanied them north
this morning and will be employed in
LAYING the foundation for the depot.
Saturday evening at her home on
North Third street Mrs. l. T. Forbes ar
ranged an agreeable surprise for her
sister, Miss Della Newly, in honor of
her seventeenth anniversary. Twenty
eight young people We're invited to
spend the evening at the Forbes home,
and when they had assembled Miss Del
la. who had been spending the afternoon
with friends, was summoned home. The
games, after which luncheon was
served, the guests finding places at the
tables By cards bearing their names and
that of the young hostess.
c. w. Mcclure, a former well-known
Iowa Central engineer and y. NJ. c. A.
worker in this city, now an engineer on
the Santa F'e, out of Emporia, kas., is
expected to arrive in the city tonight,
and after short visit here with his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Rogers, with his
wife's relatives in Eldora and with Ce-
dar Falls friends. Mr.. Mcclure will start
out on d five months trip over the
Gould system, to devote his time to
eyangelstic work. Mr. Mcclure is to
work under the auspices of the interna-
tiona committee of the Y. M. G. A.,
Miss Helen Gould, of New York, having
appropriated a sufficient sum to the
committee to be expended in carrying
on evangeistic work at the various di-
vision points on the Gould system. Mr..
Mcclure has been selected by the inter-
national committee as one of the work
ers.
Ladies' fine pearl mounted umbrellas
for Christmas at the Hawkeye..
Willis Granger, the brilliant young ac-
tor in "A Secret Warrant" under the
who are also the sole directors of Rob
ert b. Mantell, is the sterling attrac-
ton announced for tonight at the
Odeon. "A Secret Warrant" is repete
With chivalry, intrigue. comedy and