Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-08
Weddings rings at Hellberg's.

Weddings rings at Hellbergs.
Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
DR.. Trotter, physician and surgeon.
DIR. Lierle, eve office hours to $3.50.
See DR.. MARS about osteopathy. Owe.
Fidelity Bank.
Good kid gloves for 70 cents pair at
Newcomers tomorrow.
Furniture repairing and upholstering
done by Roy b. Brown, 20 North First
avenue.
Adamson has the 214x31s Falcon No. .
Eastman kodak, retail price IS, that he
will sell for So.
Mrs. Nellie Newcomer will entertain
the Hawthorne club at the monthly
supper this evening.
At a late hour this afternoon the ar
guments in the Iowa Central Great
Western injunction suit had not been
concluded
Buy your groceries tomorrow at the
granulated sugar for 81 with purchase
Of 81 or over in any department..
Assistant General Freight Agent S.
G. Lutz, of the Central, left this morn
ing for brief trip over the north end
of tie line between Northwood and
Albert Lea.
Gilman's little newspaper. the Dis
patch. has been enlarged from a five
column quarto to six columns TO the
page, and is thereby greatly improved
in appearance.
Austin Pitcher an employee of Kurtz
Bros planning mill, was surprised by
about thirty of his FRIENDS who invaded
Thursday evening, prepared to enjoy an
oyster supper.
Don't be talked into buying books Of
travelling auction concerns, where you
get beaten at every turn of the game
Last night they sold McCauley's His
tory of England for s1.40. Leibig's reg
u!ar price is 81. Mark Twain's wit
and Humor" sold for 70 cents Liebigs
price is so cents. Buy your goods Of
merchants who pay rent and taxes the
year around. Liebig, II West Main.
The Central south bound passenger
N. due into the point at 9:05 a. M.
was delayed this forenoon on account of
a breakdown to the engine, and did not
arrive here until nearly noon. The en-
CINE, No. IL, in charge Of Engineer Ar
quette, broke down at point a short
distance north OF Steamboat Rock The |
engine managed to reach Steamboat
Rock. but could go no further, and re-
lief had to be sent from this city.
Miss Edna Mcconnell. of Spencer, a |
student at Iowa College Grinnel, and /
sister of Miss Carrie Mcconnell, princi- |
pal of the Third ward school. was In the |
city Thursday evening as the guest of
her sister, being on her way to Mount
Vernon, where she represents Iowa Col
lege as one OF the delegates to the state
Y. w. c.. A. convention. Other delegates |
rG route to Mount Vernon were Misses
Charlotte Davis, nellie Kennedy and /
Josephine Bousquet.
Mrs. III. o. Swick, of Marshall Lodge
No. 40. r. D., delegate from this dis
,rict, composed Of Marshall county
edges. to the recent state assembly of
Rebekahs at Creston, was in State Cen
er Thursday night. where she made her
'eport to Delilah Lodge No. 146, r. D.,
which was one that she represented.
Mrs. Peter Mayer, another delegate, go
rig from Concordia Lodge. No. 2s5, ac-
Mrs. Swick to State Center,
IS did also Mr.. Jesse Williams, Mrs. d
samuel Wedgewood, Mrs. Burt Cochran,
Hrs. Isaac Painter, Mrs. Lizzie Miller,
Mss Sarah Heating. Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Perry and Mr.. Swick
Walter B. Jones, a Sioux City boy
Who, for the past four years and eight
months has been a member of the Iowa
Industrial School for Boys at Eidora.
,as in the city Thursday, having been
ischarged from the institution He was
n route to Hillsdale, Mich, where he
I'LL enter the Armstrong Business Col
eye for a winters course. Young Jones
hows clearly the effect Of the good
raining he has had at the institution.
lie has been one of the leading mem
ers Of the industrial school band and
a the cantatas that the school has Civ
n, having appeared here last season as j
ne prince in the cantata Princess /
He has played baritone in
he band fer two or three years, and in
to defray the expenses Of his .
usiness education, has secured a posi- {
ion in band and orchestra for the /
inter. Next year he has made ar Z
to enter Oberlin to complete !
is musical course. Four other places s
1 the band are to be made vacant soon {
y the discharge of students from the ]
Institution. Will c. Van Cleave, of I
ioux City, who played Carl, the hunts $
IAN, In the cantata, and the oboe play I
r in the band, leaves next week and i
oes to Marion Ind, where he has been t
ppointed leader Of the National Sol ]
iers' Home band. Carl Morris, Of Iowa S
alls, bass player in the band, goes next Y
eek to Ottawa, Kas., where he has ac- i
opted position with an uncle. who is r
ngaged in the real estate business, and +
no has offered his nephew a travelling ]
osition on the Missouri Pacific, work. t
IL up business for his land agency. t
red Hall, Of Mason City, trombone Y
layer, and Lawrence Bowen, of Iowa 8
ity, son of Deputy Postmaster Bowen, v
that place, who has played a French t
,rn in the band, leave the school n
bout Thanksgiving time. r
Corduroys in colors, also printed vel =
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