Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-01

A s27 bicycle, fully warranted, for SIS.
Schmidt's hardware store.
Childre.n's winter coats less than half
price. Rannatyne & Lay.
Hard and soft coal. best grades at
fright prices. at the Irwin Lumber Com
rany's.
Pillsbury's faxed wheat food. just
lthe thing for breakfast, at Olson's, 127
West Main.
| Remember the rummage sale now in
progress at lis West Main. Open
every evening.
| DR.. MARS. osteopathic physician, over
Fidelity bank. practiced over three
years in this CITY,
4 Tickets for the Railway 7. NJ. C. A.
Entertainment course will be on sale at
5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the AS
ISOLATION building.
4 Mrs. Mary skegg, grand chief Of
honor OF the Degree of Honor, left this
morning, for Cherokee and Sioux City.
where she will visit the lodges for a
few days.
l
employed in the local yards, arrived
home this morning from Tomah, Wis,
where he was called a week ago on ac-
count OF the death of his mother.
| James w. Lang, a laborer of the city.
and Miss Ida Oleson. also of Marshall-
town, were made man and wife by a
nuptial knot tied by Justice B. L. Bur-
| rift at his office Monday afternoon at 4
O'clock.
Prof. Zubelin, of the University OF
Chicago Will arrive on the Colorado
special this Afternoon to deliver his frst
lecture of the university extension
course The lecture will be given in the
east court room.
| In cteviot suiting we are showing
some very new and elegant styles,
which for combination of color and
pleasing effects have never been
equaled. Just drop in on Fred and see
them. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
Mr.. George L. Marsh, who has been
enjoying a few weeks vacation in this
city with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore p. Marsh, left this morning
for Chicago, where he will resume his
work III the University of Chicago. in
charge Of the correspondence school de-
partment.
The case Of ]. II. Conner, the Mel
bourne man accused of obtaining money
by false pretenses, has been continued
until Thursday afternoon mt O'clock.
on account Of the illness Of the defend
ant. Conner was taken sick In jail last
night, and for a time was violently III
it being thought for an hour or 80 that
he would die.
The Centrals north-bound passenger
train, No. 5. due here at 4:55. did not ar
rive Monday evening until $3.50 o'clock,
having been delayed by detailment to
a freight train between Odds and Way
land. The freight was an extra in charge |
os Conductor George Alexander. A
drawbar pulled out while making
grade and two cars, filled with shelled
corn, were ditched.
Foo Zee, the good-natured little Chi
raman who has conducted laundry in
the city for the past twenty-eight |
months sold out his business yesterday |
to two Of his Celestial friends and in the |
evening, went to Ackley to visit his
brother washe-washe. Charley Young. |
John" as every one knows him, is go
ing into business in some other place. !
but has not yet decided where.
General Traffic Manager j. N. Title
more, OF the Central arrived home this
morning from his annual eastern BUSH
ness trip. on which he has been for the
past two weeks. He visited New York,
philadelphia. Baltimore and Detroit,
stopping in Chicago for a few days
while en- route home Miss Margaret !
for few days visit with her mother,
panied him home.
What is supposed to refer to a former
Marshalltown boy, son of Mr.. p. p. Fox,
formerly Marshalltown Grocery Com
pany salesman, appears in the Waterloo
Reporter of Monday evening, as follows:
Harold Fox, who was injured Saturday
morning by receiving a 22-calibre rifle |
ball in his knee. is getting along we'll. |
The physician thinks the boys knee will
not be left stiff. In his opinion the ball
did not go thru the knee cap. but around
1t. The gun was accidentally discharged
in the hands of second lad as the three
boys who were hunting stood close to-
gether."
DR.. I. o. Douglass of Grinnell, secre-
tary of the Iowa Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the Congregational church. was
In the city Monday night, being on his |
way to Chicago, where today he was
present at meeting of the trustees of |
the Chicago Theoloical Seminary. The
meeting was called for the especial pur-
pose OF considering the opening Of a 4
deaconess home. or school for dea-
conesses, in connection with the semin-
airy; also for the Inauguration of de-
partment for the training Of Sunday |
school teachers. From Chicago DR..
Douglass Will go to Fayette, Ia, where
he will be present at the annual North
eastern Iowa Congregational Associa-
ton meeting.
The educational classes of the Rail-
way y. NJ. C. A., work on which has
been planned for several weeks, will be- |
gin tonight for the winter season. The |
class in mechanical. drawing will be in
charge of General Foreman w. o. john
son, of the Iowa Central, and those in
arithmetic will be in charge of Mr.. C. Z.
.Quaife, science teacher in the high
school, and Secretary ]. II. Fellingham.
Instruction in algebra and geometry are
also offered for those who may wish to
take up work in those branches Pro-
visions have also been made for the |