Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-18
New percales at Newcomers.
DR.. Janss. surgeon and physician

to match at Newcomers.
The interorl OF the Third avenue po-
lice station is being reprinted
Ten-cent outing tlannels $ cents a
yard. Hoyt's Department Store
One more Gay in which e buy $40 and
So cloaks for S4s75. Lee & Benedict's
st. NIargals,t',s Mission win have "a
candy sale at sksggs stols. tomorrow.
Yoi, can buy q j;lckes or cape at a
Very low price nov at NJ. +. Andrews.
New ginghams in turuuols red, new
blue, etc, just received at Newcomers.
Everything in ladies' and children's
underwear at net cost. Hoyt's Depart
RENT Store.
We have a few French flannel Shirt
waists TO close at a greatly reduced
price. NJ. f AnGrews
The best amateurs in the city are
using our Cilantauqua plates ana
iSsuXo paper. sAdanlson.
Don't fail TO hear the Wonderful .Au-
tomato Piano PLAYER at Powers drug
store, afternoon and evenings.
Mr. Fred Fl. Hunter. Of Des Moines.
travelling pas senger agent of the Chs
caso eireaI Wsetsrn. Was in the city
Thursday looking after business
Undertaken H. L. Sinklns was in
Nsontoul yesterday where he was called
to AXE charge Of the remains of the late
Mrs. Maria Montgomery, whose deatn
occurred YESTERDAY morning
Mr.. William Baltzell, of State Center.
spent Thursday night in the city as the
guest of MIR and Mrs. Z. Drake, being
sCn his way home from Hampton. where
lie Was recently called on account of the
serious Illness of his sbrother-in-la Law, DR..
A. Hand, who has been suffering from
en- attack Of peritonitis.
Marshalitown friends of Charley
Kline, a former business man Of this
city, will be pleased to learn of his
,iomition in the service of the Chicago
& Northwestern railway, at Rockford,
Ill. Mr. Kline has been made cashier of
the division on which he is EN- loyed,
With headquarters ssili at Rockford.
Mr.. Henry Henness, of State Center
spen Thursday in the city on business
connected With his sui against the
Chic ago u NORTHWESTERN Railway COM;
parry. IN which ne i, seeking % recover
damages for crossing his land when the
company put in its double track. MIR
F1vpnsss sp.n toSav N Boon- In cons
ference with the officials Of the com
pany
A chasacter social. given BY tiae
members of the u. $. G + Of the
Ihrissian church, proved j very inter-,
seslilg source Of am usen. viit 81 ths. home
sqf AIi'sAara Mrs. ';o0dn1an. Thurs
day evening. About fifty members and.
friends SNei In a ttend q nee each suesss
present being attired in q COSTUME reIo-
lesTattlsg some weil-known character.
either of u book, trade, that of a tarlii-
I lar advertisement, song, etc. Progress
saIye p!liow-dssx was the evening s. game.
lat tl-e close Of which light refreshiieflt-
y y a 5. Seisssec.
Miss Louise Miller and Dr.. Harry
fsehterraeilt acted is chs laeliones on
sT'hlltsdly syenins 81 4 party oi ,pssllg
isaopla ttsat diqve 70 the q. NJ. Milser
iofle. s1issf ofsflse city, 70 erjov a taffsT
ssuN. Aifsr pending a portion Of the
eve:lills Is the country. the young people
We're eiilN back TO the city and enjoyed
San oyster upper at the Paragon. Those
who constituted the party We're MISSES
Pearl Benjamin. Rhea Conner. Mae and
ACaddie sseson and Mabel Miller;
s.iassrs. Russell Campbell. Howard
johnson. John Woodbury., Will Long
land Willard Hull.
Mr.. T. Burke, of Clifford, an old-,ime
central en.pioye, who for the past year
Ter SO has been conducting the hotel of
\ his mother in-law, Mrs j. Burch a.
Clifford, was in the city today. being or
This way home from State Center where
4 he had been to look at location for 4
lhotel Mr.. and Mrs. Burke are soon ID
leave the Clifford property, which will
1 be conducted by Mrs Lulu Burch-G oe-
\ bel. of Chicago, Who recently lost hei
husband. Mr.. Cioebel vas a Chicago &
4 Northwestern fireman on the Galena
4 d!vision and has been spending the
winter in Arizona on account of his
Health. Upon returning to Chicago the
aIchange of climate was too great and hi
Idied suddenly.
Tho regular monthly dinner Is tn,
Hawthorne Club vas enjoyed last eve
a ming at the. home of Mr. and Mrs D
4 T. Denrread. Dinner was served at g: 80
LATTER which the attention of the guest
a was turned to progressive euchre
4 Prizes for the largest number OF lon
hands were awarded TO Mrs. r. ]
Fletcher for the ladies, and Mr.. Fetch
er for the gentlemen. Miss Carolyn
Gilman captured, the honors for III
largest number of progressions anon
the lasies. and MIR. l. c. Abbott far tn
I gentlemen. Mrs. C. j. Hoyt and Mr.. +
: l.. Meeker We're the recipients of tn
q consultations. Guests of the club wer
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Abbott, Mesdame
8IsC. C. Gilman NJ. NJ. Ackert and Jonah
ma Gerhart. c. w. McMeekin, OF Van
! couver. r. c., and F. r. Stewart 4
Minneapolis; Misses Jane K. Abbot
: Hattie Perkins. Carolyn Gilman, an
Ida Dugan and Messrs. C.. C. st. Clai
: &C. r. Speers. j. f. Reed, j. S. Mccowa
:. and Fred S. Williams.
:
Elmer Buck, the young man VINO ha
been sought by the police for the pas
. few days for his part in a disgracefi
! affair in the south part of the city tn
other day, was arrested by Officer
e Weaver and Hanson at the factory
the Glucose Sugar Refining Compan
: Thursday afternoon. 1t was learne
by the officers that Buck was workin
q at the factory. They called in the fore
noon and made known their object ,
a Superintendent King. The latter didn
lsit,st k<. cow.