Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-22

III DAiisAAo oShSSPotAis 80 AAsASt 0A
Mrs. Anna NJ. Palmer will speak a,
the Soldiers Home at 7:15 this even
ing.
Hard and soft coal. best grades at
right prices, at the Irwin Lumber Com
pany's.
Only 4 cents for pure linen hem
stitched handkerchief tomorrow, Ban
natyne Il Lay.
DR.. MARS, osteopatnic physician, over
Fidelity bank, practiced over three
years in this city.
Be sure that you are properly en-
rolled en- the registry lists. You may
do this Thursday and Friday.
Two hundred dozen pure linen hem
Stitched hankerchiefs on sale tomorrow
cents each. Bannatyne & Lay.
The standard brands of catsup arc
Sniders and Heinz. We have both
Send In your order. Olson, the grocer
127 West Main.
The good people who have promised
donations for the handkerchief and cake
sale at Mrs. d. T. Denmead's Saturday
are requested to keep the date in mind
and not fail to appear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew LaCroyx, of the
Soldiers Home, went to Liscomb this
morning, where this afternoon they
were present at the funeral of the late
Mrs. j. c. Myers. Mrs. Myers was q
niece of Mrs. LaCroyx.
.
Mrs. Isaac Whitaker and daughter,
Miss Bertha, of Clear Lake, arrived In
the city this morning to be present at
the Berryman-Welles nuptials this ev-
ening. Mrs Whitaker and Miss Whit
aker are guests OF Mrs. j. w. Oliver
and Miss Oliver.
NJ. G. Dakin, of State Center, was in
the city this morning, being on his way
home from Searsboro, near which place
he spent Monday and closed a deal for
the renting OF the big Capron & Dakin
farm, ia Jasper and Marion counties.
The farm, which is composed of $40
acres vas leased to Frank Spence. re-
siding 'our miles north of the city. and
Walter Nutting, of st. Anthony. The
lease Is for five years, subject, however,
to the sale of the land in the mean
time.
Mr.. Lloyd Maxwell. of the Rhoades-
Carmean Buggy Company. left this
morning for Peoria, ILL.,. and from there,
after brief stay on business, will go to
Chicago, where he will be present at tho
Chicago Pennsylvania foot ball game
next Saturday. Mr.. Maxwell's younger
brother, Lee Maxwell, VINO is a fresh
man in the university, is member on
the team. playing quarter back. Frank
Horton, son of Comrandant and Mrs. c.
G. Horton, of the Soldiers Home. is to
play on one of the ends in the big game
Saturday.
Miss Lucy Sampson. OF Boston. a
cousin of Mrs. d. w. Norris. of Grinnell,
who has been in the city for few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Norris,
Jr., in company with Mrs. Norris, of
Grinnell, went to Cedar Rapids this
afternoon on the Colorado special where.
after brief visit. she will leave for her
nome. Miss Sampson was a girlhood
friend and schoolmate of Mrs. Hetty
Heitshu and Mrs. Merritt Greene, of this
city, ut Como, ILL.,. and her visit here was
made especially pleasant because of the
opportunity to renew the old. acquain-
tances. Mrs. Norris returned to Grin
nell Monday evening.
Mr.. J. a. Benell, of Peoria, ILL.,, who,
for the past two years. has been city
ticket agent in the joint Office of the
Iowa Central and Big Four" arrived in
the city yesterday and has accepted q
clerkship in the general passenger and
ticket department of the Central. Mr..
Benell. altho n young man, has had elev-
en- years railroad experience, the most
OF his time having been spent with the
Pennsylvania lines and the big Four. !"
He attained considerable distinction
during the Spanish American war as
chief clerk and assistant to Capt. Brady,
II. S. A.. in the government signal serv-
ice in Cuba. also as censor officers clerk
in the island.
As the fishing season is nearing the
close the competition among the wives
OF the members of the Mar
shalltown Fish Protective Association
for the ladies' prize offered by the club
is almost as great as that among the
gentlemen Since Mrs. r. W. Mcbride
entered her two and one-qnarter pound
bass two other good catches have been
made, and one at least will be entered
in the contest. Mrs. "A. G. Brenneck
took from the river with rod and reel
a o-pound pickerel, and Mrs. w. 3.
Wildman captured wall-eyed pike,
known to some as fresh water salmon,
that tipped the scales at two and one
- do Rc n n c we'll Mrs
McBride's. were caught in the vicinity
Of Albion.
There is such thing as an honest
street car conductor, at least in Mar
shalltown, or at any rate such is the
opinion of Mr.. Duncan Kilborn, of
Washington, d. c., who is in the city
for a visit with his parents prior to his
on the Both inst. While on
street car yesterday Mr.. Kilborn
dropped his pocketbood, containing sos.
$45 of which was in cash and the re-
mainder in government check Mr.
ISilborn did not notice his loss, neither
did any one else at the time, but after
his departure from the car Conductor
Eugene Glidden stumbled upon 1t in the
vestibule. Picking it up and opening
IL. he noticed the check was made out
in Mr.. Kilburn's favor, and Immediately
kept an eye for him in passing him on
the street. A trip or two rewarded him
and the purse was restored. Mr.. kilborn
had not even yet noted its absence.
Mrs. e. L. Thayer returned Monday
evening from State Center, where she
was called Sunday morning on account
of the serious injury to her mother Mrs.
Fike, whose experience in a
accident was noted in these