Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-19


presents.
Mrs. Presnall, of Albion. spent Mon
day in the city at the home of her son,
Mr.. John Presnall.
Il Mrs. w. IA H. Betz, of the Soldiers
/ Home returned this morning from
short visit with Belle PLANE friends.
i When in the city visit the New York
Racket Store and see the new Christ
mas goods that are being received daily
i A dainty handkerchief makes an APP
4 propriate gift for Christmas. We have
\ the finest line in the city. The Hawkeye.
/ w. c. Osman has just received a new
! lire of ladies' bead and leather purses.
Prices on these goods that will surprise
you.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Simon returned
this morning from Tama, where they
| have been for brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Clutter.
The Beethoven Society will be enter
tanned "Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
/ O'Clock at the home of Mrs. William
Sandow, No. 304 North Center street.
| Christmas is near and you will have
pictures to frame. We have large as
sortment of the latest style frames and
| can please you we know. Marion Gard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moore left Mon
| day evening for st. Louis. where they
vii! remain for brief stay, Mr.. Moore
having business matters to look after
there.
Mr.. w. S. Porter of Eldora, was in
the city Monday afternoon on business,
going in the evening to Oskaloosa,
where he remained today looking after
business matters.
Miss Madge Fairfield of Minneapolis.
who has been in the city for brief visit
with her friend Miss Minnie B. Clayton.
left this morning for Aurelia, where she
will visit friends before returning home.
Messrs. H. l.. and A. p. Spencer, of
Oskaloosa, arrived in the city Monday
evening, the former leaving for Chicago
on late train and the latter remaining
here today to look after business mat
ters.
Miss Anna Jahnson. of Eldora. arrived
in the city Monday and will remain for
a few weeks. undergoing treatment for
the removal of small tumor from one
of ner eyes. Her sister, Miss julia. ar
rived this morning, and will be with her
for few days.
John Kirschberger. Glucose Sugar
Refining Company employe, residing on
the south side, was injured this fore
noon while at work by barrel Of glu
cose rolling on to his right leg, and
spraining and bruising the ankle Sc
verely He was removed to his home.
Charles NJ. Newton, of this city, who
has been in Fit. Dodge for several weeks
in the employ Of the Northern Building
Company, which is erecting new court
house for Webster county. spent Monday
in the city, being on his way back to
Ft. Dodge from Newton, where he was
called recently on account of the death I
of his uncle, the late Richard Lamb. a
pioneer resident of Jasper county.
Men were put to work yesterday
cleaning up the ruins of the old Liscomb
creamery, that was burned last sum-
mer preparatory to the rebuilding of
the plant. A new farmers cooperative
creamery was recently talked of for
there until it was seen whether or not
the Liscomb creamery would be rebuilt.
If it is definitely decided to rebuild at
it is not likely there will be
done at Albion.
Mrs C. C. Written, who has been in
the city for q short visit with her
daughter, Mrs Harry Humphrey, left
this morning for Cedar Rapids. and
from that city this afternoon, on the
Colorado special, leaves for Daytona.
Fla, where she will remain after the
holidays Her daughter, Mrs. j. n.
Barnes, and family. of Cedar Rapids.
will join Mrs. Written at Daytona thel
first of the year, and together they will
leave for Miami, Fla. to spend the re-
mainder of the winter
7. ID. Luther the Haverhill merchant
who was arrested Monday upon
charge of insanity, was before the COM :
missioners of insanity Monday night
and adjudged insane. He was taken to
the asylum at Mt. Pleasant today by
Deputy Sheriff Seth Cause, accom-
panied by j. A. Rails. Mr. Luther's
case in a queer one and his hallucna
ions have been gradually taking pos
session of him for two years. His jeal-
,usy for his wife seems to be the prin- t
,ipal trouble and has led to his threat
ening her and his family on several oc-
so it is claimed
QUO vadis," dramatiZed by Stanis-
aus STANCE, and given n gorgeous dress ,
w Managers f. C. Whitney and Edwin
Knowles, will be seen at the Odeon to-
light The success which has attended
he Whitney Knowles Quo Vadis" is
aid to be due to the play, the company.
he scenery and the costumes. The
after are fine examples of the custum-
RS work, and the scenery shows /;
cries of beautiful pictures, each sur ,
,assing the other in richness until the
nal scene, the exterior of the Circus
iaximus, with view of the arena,
loses the play, leaving an impression
f vastness and magnificence seldom G
aiken away from a theatre.
Mr.. George Treffry, who. with his
amily, moved to New Rockford N. D..
asst summer, where he purchased a
arge ranch at cost of $4,000, has re-
urned to the city TO reside during the
.inter in order that his children may
eceive the benefit OF the schools here.
lie will return to New Rockford early in
ne spring, to make arrangements for q
he planting of his grain for next years
top. Mr. Treffry did Wonderfully well
\, n q f,nry, m nh, THE conc0n and ascad