Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-30

See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy. Over
Fidelity Bank.
Sacred lilies, tulips and hyacinth
bulbs at Kemble's green house.
The special sale of sheet music will
continue all this week at Adamson's.
Laura Berchenbriter. trained nurse,
The Flaming Arrow" at the Odeon
tonight. Prices. 10. %. So and so cents
Fifty pieces of new and latest styles in
black dress goods Hoyt's Department
Store.
DR.. MARS, osteopathic physician, over
Fidelity bank, practicsd over three
years in this city.
See the leaves falling? 1t will soon be
winter. Better see the Irwin Lumber
Company for your winters coal. Both
phones, 1SS.
st. Aldemar Commandery will hold
stated conclave Tuesday night, Oct. l.
This being the first since the summer
vacation, members are requested to at
tend to transact Important business
John W. Wells. E. c.
A trio of students of the Iowa School
for Deaf at Council Bluffs left the
city this morning to begin their years
work. in the persons of Carl, the IL
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Murvin, OF 40 North Second avenue:
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Stubs; and Miss Edith Winkey,
aged 10. daughter OF Mrs. Augusta
Pope.
Grand Master l. L. Brown, of the
colpred Masons of Iowa, left this morn
ing for three weeks trip over the
state, visiting the different lodges under
his jurisdiction. He went from here
to Cedar Rapids, and from there visits
the lodges at Clinton, Davenport, Bur-
ling ton, Keokuk. Ottumwa, Abba, Char
iton. Omaha, Sioux City, Des Moines,
Buxton and Oskaloosn.
Owing to the rain and generally I'M
promising conditions for large crowd,
the McColl lecture and song service to
have been held in the east court room
Saturday night was postponed until
Saturday, Oct. s. that being the date of
the county prohibition convention and
the opening rally Of the party. There
will probably be good attendance of
the friends of the cause ut that time.
Dr.. S. w. Mahan, OF London, Ont,
spent Sunday in the city with his niece,
Mrs. Julia Griffith. being on his way to
State Center, where he went this morn
ing, and where he will visit his son, Mr.. |
Edward Mahan. whom he has not seen
for about twelve years. DR.. Mahan, who
is a retired practitioner. is highly
pleased on his visit to Iowa and says
that he had no idea the country was so
beautiful. He is considering strongly
leaving Canada and moving to this city
10 reside.
Ed Brown, stranger in the city, ar
sled by Special Officer j. w. Riley for
lntoxication. was before Mayor Jones
this morning and was discharged upon
payment OF the costs. A. German, ar
rested by Officer Clark for intoxication,
vas committed to Jail for six days. as
vas also Charles Burns, Of McCalls-
burg, arrested by Special Officer Morrie
Cummings G. w. Hambright, arrested
~ Deputy Marshal Cochran, paid the
costs this morning, and Fred Williams,
,olored arrested for vagrancy by City
MARSHAL Nicholson, was ordered out of
he city. Hans Hanson, arrested by
officer Clark, will be tried this exening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heating. OF Des
Moines. We're in the city Saturday, be-
ng on their way home from Tama,
where Saturday afternoon they attend
ID the funeral Of the late George Keat-
ng'. OF Tama, who was killed Friday by
,eing struck by Northwestern freight
rain near Chelsea. Capt. w. II. Keat-
ng. of Oskaloosa, was also here, being
IN has way home from the funeral. This
s the second tragic death in the family
n the past year, John Heating, another
brother, living in Des Moines, having
'uicided at Oskaloosa last spring byl
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heating
in the city over Sunday with
no latter's mother. Mrs. ]. A. Crom-
,ie.
Professor Herman Knapp. treasurer
II the Iowa State College; Professor A.
Iarston, OF the civil engineering depart
nent; Professor r. j. Resler, at the
lead of the musical department. and
Mr.. j. F. Cavell, steward of the college,
we're In the city Saturday to witness the
DOT ball contest between Ames and {
1,.innell. Mr.. w. II. Warpurton, editor
n-chief Of the college paper, the I. S. c.
student, and Mr.. L. Z. Lee. business
manager, were also at the game lin the
interests Of their journal. Former
Ames students, and members of prev
Gus foot ball elevens were Howard L.
md Herbert c. Eckles. of this city, and
). G. Fritzel, of Conrad. Probably the
most interested Ames spectator on the
rounds was Coach E. NJ. Clinton, who
las had charge Of the men this year.
Ir. Clinton comes from the University
f Illinois. formerly playeo on the Stan
ord University team and while at Har-
ard was close student of foot ball
actics as used among the big eastern
levens. Like Coach Trait, of the Grim
lell team, Mr.. Clinton Is wrestler and
vas winner of some of the collegiate
wrestling matches few years ago.
The Ames-G rinnell foot ball game
saturday afternoon was the occasion ,
or reunion of many former Iowa ,
'ollege students, who visited the city :
. witness the game. A large number {
L the city teachers. former Grinnell
tudents, were present at the game !,
nd from out of the city there We're :
resent John Capron, of Melbourne. :
primer center and guard on the foot .
all team; DOC" Harris, '96, former !