Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-02

Store Saturday. Oct. s.
Wanted-A good carpet layer. Inquire
| of Roy b. Brown, % North First avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearl, of No. sos
Arson street, are parents of daugh-
liter.
| DR.. MARS, osteopathic physician, over
Fidelity bank. practiced over three
| years in this city.
An elegant line of the latest styles in
| trimmed hats. Green stamps. Hoyts
Department Store.
One case more of those heavy fleece
\ lined underwear for boys and girls at 20
cents. Lee & Benedict.
Lost-Brown leather purse. silver
dot" Contains SIS. Leave at Z. G.
1 Wallace's shoe store. Reward given.
! Do you want to burn coke? Call us
| up and let us tell you what we can
do for you. Gregory Brown Coal Com
pany.
| The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. r.
church will meet with Mrs. George
Trautmann, 6o2 West Main street.
| Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Simon Lashelle, of the Marshall
town Carnival Company, spent the day
/ in Mason City, looking over the carnival
| in order to make comparison With the
Zig show given here last week.
| Miss Vena Durell, of Sioux City, a
niece of Mrs A. E. Wilbur. arrived in
the city Tuesday night and will enter
upon a business college course here,
during which time she will make her
home with her aunt.
Mr.. Frank L. McLeary, Of Marble
Rock, took position in this city yes
terday with the Soldiers Home as a
hospital steward. Mr.. McLeary will all
| SO be an addition to the Home band,
being q B-fiat cornet player.
Grinnell Gazette: C. v. Carlson goes
| to Marshalltown tomorrow, where he
will work for the Iowa Central in the
machine shops. Mr.. Carlson's family
will follow as soon as he can obtain
house We understand Mr.. johnson will
also work in the same shops.
Mrs. Eva Mccoy and Mr.. II. c. Holz-
|. -
| Ottulnwa, where on last Saturday they
organized an association of spirit
n.1ists they were nccomnanied to
ott,,,,,w, ,nd1 ,ss,stal In tho work of
400 ,,i,.+,on h, r,r and Nrs tI,ntonl of
osI.Ioos.
.
II. Nj. Woolman, of Minneapolis. in
strument man; 2. b. Zorir., of Montezu-
ma, rodman; and ]. n. Ament, of this
city. chairman, forming new. engineer
\ ing party, was engaged by the chief en-
'gineering department of the Iowa Cen
trail Yesterday, to be under the supervis-
ion of Division Engineer r. II. Wight,
of this city. The new party has begun
work south of Oskaloosa.
$500 -.
George M. kepner the Fort Dodge
contractor who has had several Iowa
Central contracts during the, season now
ABOUT 70 De closea. mas moved g, one OF ms
outfits to Beer Garden NIL, where ne
VIII hnlsh up the hlsh points Whicn the
nut In the private and public road cross
ings, preparatory to ballasting. The
same outfit Will work at all points where
the steam shovel has been, doing the
smaller work that was unfinished by the
big shovel.
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In harmony with the beauty OF tues
day afternoon, at the DR.. w. >. Devine
nome on North FIRST street. occurred
one OIL the prettiest social events q the
season. Here, IN pariors pretti.y decor-
ated with autumn leaves ana mowers
Mesdames Devine ana e. 5. burroughs
received 2oo OF their lady Irlen1s ana
neighbors. MISS Agnes Burroushs
waited at the door ana the hostesses
were assisted by Mesdames r. Y. Ben
edict. ID. W. Norris. Jr., w. H. Forney
and ID. Fl. Gross. The prevailing colors
IN the dining rooms We're PINK ana
white. While dainty refreshments We're
being served by the Misses Bessie Park
er, Pearl Harris, Lottie WINERY ana
nIaccab ee Harm orchestra greeted the
ears Of the guests. In the library coffee
was noured nv the Mesdames F. s..
Hvnds and M. s. Mcfarland.
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The reunion OF the Tenth, twenty
eighth and Fortieth Iowa regiments OF
volunteer infantry, at Aontezunla. was
the occasion of considerable south
bound traffic out of this city on the
Central this morning. From the Tenth,
and members of Company c, passengers
out of this city We're Jacob Reinig, of
Toledo; Capt. w. n. Stoddard, Of Tama,
and N. p. Stevenson, of Garwin, and