Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-07

Culley's meat market handles nothing
but the best and at right prices.
Closing out prices on ladies' skirts.
wrat oers and petticoats. Leader Store.
A lO-cent matinee will be given by
Irving French Saturday afternoon at
2:SO o'clock.
October our last day in MARSHALL
town, all goods closing out at sacrifice
prices. Leader Store.
Annual Friends meeting at oskaloosa
the Iowa Central railway. Very low
round-trip rates. Train leaves at 500
a. m.
DR.. N. E. Mighell arrived home this
morning from Wolcottville, Ind, where
he has been for weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs. r. A. M!ghell. who is in
poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Herring, Of Belle
PLANE, who have been in the city visit
ing the latter's sister, Mrs. L. C. Me-
dearis, left this morning for their new
home in Lusk, Wyo.
The &c. A. r. speciaw via the Iowa
Central next Sunday, September s. will
run thru to Cleveland, o., without
change. Leave Marshalltown at 1915
a. m. and arrive in Cleveland at
$50 a. m. next day. Rate $14.S2 for round
trip.
Old soldiers attention. You con go to
the national encampment at Cleveland,
o., without change on the &c. A. r. spe-
cial'' via the Iowa Central railway leav-
ing Marshalltown at 1915 m. next
Sunday, September s. Fare sl4.S2 for
round trip.
A meeting of the Marshalltown Fish
Protective Association will be held at
the mayors Office this evening. The as
ISOLATION is considering the advisabihty
of running an excursion to waterloo
some time in the near future, and the
matter will come up for final disposition
at the meeting tonight
Mr.. A. B. Youngston. of Cleveland, o.,
assistant grand chief of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, who has been
in this city and Oskaloosa for the past
few days visiting the members of Mar
shall division and getting acquainted
with the Central engineers, also to look
after important business matters, left
this morning for his home.
The national encampment G. A. r. to
be held at Cleveland, o., September 10
IA will be the largest in the history of
the organization. In order to give the
old soldiers comfortable trip the Iowa
Central railway has arranged &c. A.
fol
town at 1918 Sunday. September 8, run
nirg thru to Cleveland without change.
Rate only s14.s2 for round trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore. of Brom-
ley, left Thursday for Columbian coun-
ty, Ohio. where they will remain for a
months visit with relatives and old
friends of Mrs. Moore. They will be
present at the reunion Of the Whitehall
school, near Lisbon, where Mrs. Moore
was student when girl. They will
also visit in Salem and other points in
and about Columbiana county.
Mrs. George E. Adams was hostess
yesterday to several of her lady friends
at IL o'clock breakfast and china
shower in honor of Miss Anna Foreman,
whose marriage to Lieut.. Frank B..
Townsend is announced for the 18th inst.
Mrs. Adams guests were Mesdames w.
e. Leech, F. G. Pierce, S. G. Lutz, A. G.
Edwards. Charles Whitehead and Nellie
Bowman; Misses Marion and Bess
Parker, Fern Foreman, Alta Bent
ley, Helen Burnel1, Bess Speers and
Louise Townsend and Adele Arson, Of
Chicago.
Mr.. Olden Robinson, of Odebolt; Mr.
James Noble. of Struble; and Mr.. Erich
Hansen. of Gladbrook, all deaf mutes
have been guests of their friend and
former school mate, Mr.. Earle l.. APP
pleby, at the S. r. Arson home. Mr.
Robinson left Thursday evening fol-
Council Bluffs, where he will re-entel
the Iowa State School for the Deaf
Mr.. Hansen leaves for the Bluffs or
October /, and Mr.. Appleby leaves fol
Washington. d. c., where he is stu
dent in a college for the deaf. Mr.
Noble has graduated from the Council
Bluffs school and will not study thi.
year.
Purchasing Agent Fred Wing, of tn.
Iowa Central is in receipt of an invita-
ton from Secretary c. A. Moore, O
| Manning. Maxwell & Moore, manufac
! turers of railway machinists' tools ant
supplies, New York, requesting him t,
accompany railway men of the countr.
on private steamship. LaGrand
Duchesse, during the lnterna .iona
yacht races beginning Sept. 81. and con
tinuing every alternate day until tn
winner is declared. Tik LaGrand
Duchesse has been chartered bv TIL
New York firm in order that its friend
may have an excellent opportunity ,
witnessing the racing over the entir
Il course.
The following from the Tama Heral
has reference to former Marshalltow
resident who was inclined to get i
trouble while here: Last year w. A
Walker, more generally known as Bill
Walker. of Montour, was indicted 70
assault with intent to commit mur
der. Since the indictment was foun
Walker has not been largely in evi
dence. In fact, it has seemed to thu off
!, GERS who were looking for him that
was Intentionally avoiding them. BIZ
last week he returned to Montour an
Sheriff Buchanan, finding that such wa
the case. arrested him and escorted til
: to Toledo. where he Is now enjoying til
hospitality of the county bastile.
Capt C. T. Baker, U. s. A., who is ds
tailed as quartermaster Of the tram
port Sumner, and who has been spend
ing a leave Of absence Of three weel
with his people in New York passe