Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-14

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u Fidelity Bank.
Buy brooms at culley's and get q
broom holder free.
4 Wedgewood wall texts at Liebig's
West Main Street.
Ask about those diamond pins giver
4 away at the Up-to-Date restaurant.
1 When in the city stop at Sundell's
4 Cafe and get one of those 15-cent meals
Miss Bessie Sreers. 201 North Center
graduate Comnock School of Oratory
/ will give lessons in elocution.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Springer OF
No. 8 West North street, are the parents
of boy of twelve and one-half pounds
weight.
Excursion to Minneapolis on account
of the Christian church missionary con-
vention. Only one fare for the round
full particulars.
Sheriff Shoemaker and Supervisor w
b. Williams accompanied to Mount
Pleasant today L. j. Bartlett and Dan
lei kaufman, the two Soldiers Home
VETERANS who We're adjudged insane. and
Who will be given treatment in the hos
p,tal at that place.
l L. r. Rosebrook, of Oskaloosa, who is
now identified with the Miller Coal
4 Company, spent Sunday in the city in
conference with General Traffic Man.
ager j. N. Tittemore, of the Central, on
matters pertaining to the building of
a new spur from the Central main line
to the coal company's mines.
i Cards have been received by friends
in the city announcing the birth of a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cattell,
formerly of this city but now of Nash
Vile, Tenn. Mr. Cattell was employed
Fletcher Company and now is credit
man for large department store at
Nashville. The young lady has been
christened Frances Marian.
The following was clipped from the
| Clinton Herald: ...Lovers' Lane the
4 night, was one of the best plays ever
witnessed in this city. There was a large
audience present and all enjoyed the
| performance. Manager Busby deserves
| the gratitude of the public for bringing
such excellent attractions to the city
and 1t is a source Of qualification to see
such high-class shows accorded the pat
ronage merited.
| "A woman, intoxicated so that she was
unable to help herself to any great ex-
tent, came near being either severely in
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In the east yards, at the junction of the
Great Western transfer Of the North.
western. The woman had been out for a
time in company with another wom
an, considerably older. The younger
woman had lost her little girl and was
searching for her and started down thru
the railroad yards to find her. A North
western switching crew had train over
q crossing at the transfer and the wom-
an attempted to climb between. the cars.
She managed to get on top of the bump
ers, but was unable to get farther, and
sat down on the bumpers. regardless of
the peril. Switchman Joe johnson hap
pened to find her just before q signal
was given to go ahead, and in getting
her out OF harms way undoubtedly
saved her. either from injury or death.
|
The members of Marshall Lodge No.
lC, Rebekah Degree, Of this city, are go
ing to attend the grand assembly OF the
order in Creston this week in STYLE and
Oh Wednesday morning, in a special car
attached to the Chicago Great Western
No. i, at 4:46. the degree team will leave
for Creston, via Alton Junction, where,
on Wednesday, night, 1t will exemplify
The work of Initiation in friendly compe-
tItion with the degree staff OF Council
Eluffs Lodge No. g. The members Of the
team who will make the trip to the
grand assembly, are: Jesse Williams,
captain; Z. Lester Williams, Samuel
Wedgewood, ]. A. Feree and w. j. Wat
son; Mesdames II. r. Norris, Arthur
C,rabtree, George Downing. NJ. C. T..
Wolff, Frank Wiley, Lyman Hotchkiss,
link, Roy Patterson, S. T. Barnhill,
Charles Anderson, H. j. Cunningham,
Burt Cochran. Samuel Wedgewood and
H. E. Simkins; Misses Nellie Butterfield,
E,bia Francisco, Addie and Jessie Lutes,
Luella Wedgewood and Caddie Dwight.
Mr.. II. o. Swick and probably several
others outside the team will accompany
| the members.
Professor John B. Denote, the lecturer
has proved popular entertainer dur
| ing his three days stay in Marshall
town. Aside from his address before
the Railway Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday after
noon DIR. Denote preached strong
and entertaining sermon in the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening, and this
forenoon he addressed the pupils of the
ftign school and Fourth ward. AT the
Methodist church his sermon was enti-
tiled Success Means Sacrifice" which is
along the same theme that he usually
speaks on. At the high school all of the
pupils We're assembled in the main
study hail. where Professor Denote
spoke to them on "a Rule for Success"
| The address was about three-quarters
of an hour in length and was one in
(which any student could not help but
ltake keen interest. Five classical
rions were made in forming the rule,
viz; Health, fresh aid, few good
| books, friends and mission" At tn.
| Fourth ward Professor Denote spoke
in Mrs. Liston's room, where the pupils
Of Miss Langan and Miss Stone We're
also assembled.
Six old soldiers who were buying hap
| piness with their pension money were
before Mayor Jones this morning to an
swer to charges of irtoxication. Fred
| Webb, arrested by Officer Weaver, paid
the costs, as did also James Doherty, ar
rested by Deputy Marshal Cochran. G..
G. Moore, arrested by Officer Hanson,
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