Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-20
Fresh oysters at sundelrs Cafe.

The prettiest conceits in millinery will
be found at Mrs. l.. Tuffrees next Tues
day and Wednesday.
Don't miss getting n pair of those
shoes Saturday at the Economy Shoe
store, 104 West Main.
4 Finest pictures of William Mckinley
1 on mourning mat. C. Deuelrs News
Depot, fremont block.
Adrian. the auctioneer, will sell a
Jersey COW to the highest bidder at his
auction Saturday afternoon.
Am prepared to sell you steel ranges
at prices which cannot be duplicated
in Marshalltown. William Furbush.
! How about your furnace? All in
working order? Better get your order
in for your coal at the irwin Lumber
Company.
This weather makes you think of
some heavier underwear. We have a
complete line of medium weight. Far
rand & Clifford.
Mrs. Evelyn H. Belden, president of
the Iowa Equal Suffrage Association.
W
house. Friday. Sept. %.
Paul Collins. aged %, son of Phillip
Collins, reslding six miles north of the
city, who has been quite seriously i'll
with typhoid fever for the past three
weeks, is convelescing.
Ten season tickets for the carnival.
worth 81 each, and four watches. one
ladies', one gents and two boys in the
Is cent grab sale Saturday Every
package contains a prize. Miller. the
jeweler, 10S East Main.
Vice President and General Manager
L. F. Day. of the Central, who has been
in the city a few days on business. went
to Oskaloosa Thursday evening. where
he spent portion of today looking af-
ter business matters. He leaves for
Minneapolis this evening.
Mrs. e. r. Robbins. Of Chicago. ar
ried in the city Thursday evening on.
the Colorado special. and will remain
for an over Sunday visit at the home
of her son. Mr.. w. S. Robbins. Mrs.
Robbins will be accompanied to Chi
cago Monday by her granddaughter,
Miss Wilma Robbins. who will make
lher home in Chicago this winter and
attend the Dearborn Seminary.
Mr.. T. j. Noonan, of Minneapolis, a
representative of the firm of Joseph
Joseph Bros Company, Cincinnati,
wholesale waste and engine supplies,
spent Thursday in the city on business
with the purchasing department Ct the
Iowa Central. Mr.. Noonan was form
erly employed as clerk to the purchas-
ing agent of the NJ. & st. L., at N1in-
neapolis, and his brother, Mr.. William
Noonan, is chief clerk to Vice President
and General Manager L. +. Day. CT the
NJ. s. st. L.
Charley Converse, for several years
past typical tramp but at one time
one of the hight rollers" of MARSHALL
town and known BY his friends as
Handsome Charley" blew into the city
yesterday in cattle car on the North
western to look about bit and see
how the, old town is moving. Converse
says that he is not living now. but
dying, and he looks the part too, being
a sufferer with paralysis, the creep
ing kind, that is gradually sapping out
his life. He left the city in his favored
way Thursday evening. being headed
for Des Moines, where he says he is
going to take treatment in an osteo-
pathic institute.
Donald Stuntz, son Of Mr.. II. L..
STUNT whose serious illness with
|lyrngeal diphtheria was mentioned in
these columns Thursday. is not i'm
proved today, no perceptible change be-
III tn, n 10 n.
linp. perhaps, that he is somewhat
weaker. The operation known as the
process of intubRtion which was to have
been performed Thursday afternoon was
given up as the lad was breathing bet
ter and his physicians did not care to
resort to the last hope unless absolute
IL necessary. The boy is in an extremely
critical condition and the chances are
all against his recovery The STUNT
home was placed under quarantine on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Arey and son,
George, of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Arey, Of Rock Falls, ILL.,. arried
L in the city on the Colorado special
Thursday evening and will be guests
for a week or so at the country home
| OIL MI. dlu MIS-. 4hcliiSS 31iSSAtSb te. y
Edgeworth. The visit is made es-
lpecially at this time in order that
the Messrs. and Mesdames Arey may
participate in the reunion of the Arey
family. A sister of Mrs. Greene, Mrs.
Mary Minis. and daughter. Arey, of
Rock Falls, are already here and a
brother, Mr.. Ezra Arey, of Sedalia,, Mo-,
| is expected. Mr.. Merritt Greene. Jr..
who is a student at the Iowa State
College, Ames, is home for an over
Sunday on account of the presence
of his uncles and aunts.
The members of the w. r. c., their
husbands and the neighbors of Mr. and
Mrs. S. p. Johnson very agreeably sur
prised them at their home on North
First avenue Wednesday evening. 1T be-
ing their twentieth wedding anniversa-
ry. The ladies took refreshments along
which were served by a committee COM
posed of Mesdames Cook, Clark, Ashte-
raw and Reed. The company presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson with Japanese
sugar bowl and creamer and fruit DISH
Mrs. Johnson responded to the presenta-
ton in a few words showing apprecia-
ton OF the regards of their friends who
so kindly remembered this milestone in
their married life. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Norton, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pepper Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Anderson, Mr..
land Mrs. w. Wilson; Mesdames C. Pat
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