Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-09


103 South First avenue. Come.
Mrs. Squires, ITO North First avenue,
has furnace-heat rooms for rent.
The funny farce comedy. Two Merry
Tramps." will be the attraction at the
Odeon tonight.
Buy lanterns and stand lamps at
Z lCulley's and get a wick which does not
need trimming free.
The Wimodaghsis Club will meet with
Mrs. Koontz. North Center street,
4 Thursday afternoon.
/ Miss Bessie Speers, 2o1 North Center,
graduate Comnock School of Oratory,
will give lessons in elocution.
Mr.. w. NJ. Clark was in Des Moines
Tuesday night. in attendance at a big
Injecting of the D. o. *. Is.
Glass medallions, gold-plated frames.
iron frames and many other picture
novelties at Liebig's, West Main street.
We sell the celebrated Illinois lump
coal We have on track 800 tons. Call
and see us at once. FL. Weber, LOG South
| Center street.
Jardinieres! Jardinieres! Jardinieres!
handkerchief jardinieres at factory
prices at the Iowa Tea Company's to-
morrow Thursday for spot cash.
The Harmony Aid Society will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Woodmansee and
Mrs. Swanson tomorrow evening. at FOL
East State street, when a supper will
be participated in between the hours of
and 4
Tim Murphy will present his new
play "a Capitol Comedy" at the Odeon
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Murphy car
ries all his own scenery of the entire
production, and also has a much
larger company. Seats are now on
sale.
\ A stranger, who had imbibed little
| too freely and was unsteady on his feet.
fell thru one of the glass doors of the
Seely restaurant. on South Third aven-
ue. Tuesday afternoon. Deputy Mar
shall Cochran was called to take the man
| in charge but the fellow showed will
| lingness to settle for the damage and
no action was taken.
Mr.. Graham w. Lawrence arrived
home this morning from st. Paul and
Minneapolis, where he has been looking
after business matters for few days.
Mr.. Lawrence has been looking after
realty deal in which several Marshall-
town men are Interested, and incident
ally has been trying to secure men to
be brought to Rockton for employment
in the quarries OF the Marsha!ltownI
Stone Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. webs Johnson and
daughters, Etheland Vera, went to Dies
Moines this morning, where they will
take up their residence. Mr.. Johnson.
who has been employed as fireman on
the Chicago Great Western, with run
on the Oelwein-Des Moines division,
has had his run changed to the st. Joe
division, and the chnnge naturally ne
cessitates the removal of his family to
one of the terminal points.
Brief funeral services were held this
morning at o'clock at st. Mary's
church, conducted by Rev. Father
Stuart, over the remains of the late
Michael Swift, who died Monday even
ing. The body was taken to Webster
City for internent, being accompanied
by Mrs. Swift and daughters, Agnes and
Donna. the deceased's sister and hus-
band Mrs. and Mr.. John Warehan, of
Jewell Junction, and brother, Mr.. John
Swift, of this city.
Frank Brennecke and A. w. Head
began Tuesday the erection of five new
cottages in their addition in South |
Marshalltown. made advisable by the |
reopening oftthe factory of the Glucose
Sugar Refining Company and the fact
that dwelling houses adjacent 20 the
factory are in demand. The houses are
to be of four. five and six rooms IN size
and all are located on May street. Three
or four others will be put up before cold
avenues.
Ex-Mayor F. g. Pierce went to os-
kaloosa Tuesday evening, where he will
ibe in attendance, at the annual conven-
ton of the Iowa League of Municipal-l
tiles, of which he is secretary, and will, |
now that he is retired from pub
lie life, close up his affairs with the as
ISOLATION, which he was largely instru-
mental in forming while occupying the |
mayors chair of this city. Mayor L. B. |
Jones and Councilman Richard Nc
CURE. of the Fourth ward. went to Os-
kaloosa this morning to attsnd the con-
vention, and 1t is possible Councilman
Henry, of the First, anu Councilman
Harris. of the Third. will be present at
the meetings tomorrow.
The Arnold school lads selected from
the different rooms of the building,
have been organized into second foot
ball eleven. and practice is being in
dulged in each day, preparatory to the
first game, which will be played next
Saturday afternoon, on the Arnold
campus, with A"Buck" Miller's Sixth
street team. A game is also contem-
plated with the junior State Center
team one week from Saturday. Walter
Keogh is captain of the juvenile eleven
at the Arnold. The Second ward team
and the eleven composed of west end
pl;iyers, each OF which organizations
has won a game in the past two weeks,
will meet for the rubber" Saturday |
morning at F'inlkle's park.
Miss Mary Shepard, formerly of Mar
shalltown but now of Dunellen. N. j.,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening on
the Colorado special from Oak Park.
ILL.,, and will remain for short visit |
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Jones and
other old friends. Miss Shepard. is a
daughter of Dr. Shepard, at one time
prominent resident and practitioner
Of the city, who was interested largely |
in Marshalltown property and assisted
Iii laying out and plating the Arnold
& Shepard addition. The old family |
homo was the present homestead of |