Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-30


/ The young people of the Universalisl
church will give chatter sociable IN i
the basement Of ,ha church Thursday
evening. Admission 10 cents.
The members Of ste,son's .sUncleI
\ Toms Cabin" Company arrived in theI
lofty this morning from Cedar Rapids
The usual parade w;,s given at noon,
deNpite the severe weather.
\ business change at state Center is
announced in the West & NlcAlaholl
/ hardware and imp lei.le nj no use. where
BY Mr.. Ben Yves di:posss OF his inter-
est in thes concern TO Mi j II. McMa- |
hon.
Mr.. George Welker, oi Des Nloines,
who has been in I.eGirand for the past
few weeks on account Of he illness OF
his mother. passed Thru tie city Tues
scays evening en- route 10 Ioes Moines Mr..
/ NVelker is manager of the Chicago Rec
lords Des AIoines Office.
| Mr.. NJ. c. Dakin. OF State Center, has
closed stsal for the disposal Of his
large Story county fain situated just
west OF State Center The farm, 400
cahontas county. for S2o4oO.
Mrs 49, Barger. of .Ackley who has
libeen iii the city several days assisting
lin the care OF her son, Herman Barger,
Who WAS seriously injured by being
kicked in the jaw by a mule, returned To-
liner home Tuesday evening. accom-
1 panied by her son, who will remain IN
Ackles during the remainder of the
week.
a Ta1na Toledo party in attendance
at he production ot The Little Minis
Ter It the odeon Tuesday night, was
composed OF Mrs. w. r Lesser and SON
Mr.. w. X. Lesser. Jr. Mrs j. II. Batch
leder Miss Emma Gadbury, Mr.. A /.
Thorn pson and Mr.. A. 81. Gabegys of Ta-
ma. and Messrs Frank Johnson, G. L.
Jones' Burt Foster and S. Dudley, of
Toledo.
Mr. and Mrs. j. S Calhoun and Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Goodman were hosts and
nostesses to9the West End Caroms club
tuesday evening &, at the Calhoun home
at s04 West Main street. The evening
vas spent IN playing progressive caronls
sitter which an elaborate three course
luncheon was served by the hostesses.
sl5GuestS Of the club We're MIR. and Mrs. s..
4 lSoontz MIR. and Mrs. Will Isubee Miss
a gnes Cronkleton and Mr.. Frank Turn
I'll.
A small IRE in thu restaurant Of
I3laney & Sialll, corr-r Of Third avenue
and Market street MAS csf'iss''i8 ress'ay
evening about oscloek By the sxplo-
SION Of a gasoline fssnp. The lamp for
fkfe.
ard when i was ightedj the escaping
gas had generated and ignited, daring
q up TO the ceiling and badly screening
Il ms woodwork. An alarm was turned in
4 and tie department responded but be-
fort. The scene OF tbs fire couidFbe
rsacied.sthe flames had psen nsotaered
4 by sacks. The damage MAS Very
slight.
) Mr.. j: e. stubbs. ii I5es Moines- a
nloforma. in the employ 81 the pes
1IMoines Stree; Railway Company, who
WAS sum nloned 10 the city AZ Wit
Il .ness for the defendant IN TIL ease Of y.
w Heald guardian, vs. the Marshall
4 town Light Power & Railway Con-
r.any. returned to Des Nioinss' Tuesday
Ievening MI. Stubbs Was subpoenaed
az an expert witness and for the pllr-
q pose of testifying what a motornlan' s
q luties We're in running car. Mr..
stubbs has been a motorinan on the
D capital city lines for the past eleven
years. Another Dea Mones motornlali
and two notornen from Cedar Rapids
were also subpoenaed as witnesses in
3 Isst- case.
Mr.. n. Tittennse received a teie-
gra m yesterday afternoon from his sis-
: ter Miss Margaret Tittemore, dated at
4 Ashland Ore. SAYING that she would
. leave that city this afternoon for Mar
Z shalltown. Miss Tittemore, who has
been spending several nonthsin Japan
,I3China and the Philippines. arrived in
81. San Francisco Jan. 20 on the Pacific
. llnail and passenger steamer, Empress
:. Of China From there she went te
Portland and thence 10 Ashland for a
s short visit Mr. Tittemore will leave TO-
:. morrow night for Fargo. n. D.. to meet
!, Miss Tittenore. and accompany her or
Y herenainder Of the honneward journey
They will arrive in March alltown Sun
Il day morning
Mr. Peter kreutzer. the councilman
: from the Fourth ward whose term ex.
:. pires in March, today announces that hi
: will be a candidate foz' recollection
q While the republican move to select a,
= entire city ticket may put differen
S phase on the situation in the city cam;
= paign, and may result in republican
s opposition candidate, because of Mr.
y kreutzer being of the opposite politica
faith the latter will make strong
;. fight, with a good chance Of winning il
) that ward, which is close. Mr.. Kreutz
IS er's conservatism and hie hard and opel
ii fight for economy have made him man,
Ne friends in a ward in which he was al
: ready popular Because of his good rec
ord as member of the council 1t woul,
= not be surprising TO sse him returned
n REGARDLESS of the drawing of party lines
u One week ago the Shakespeare Clul
decided TO celebrate the birthdays o
lol its members for the year 1901 by ssivin,
each a booklet madh up of autograph
ne OF the nlarnbers. accompanied by quo
- tations from the plays studied by tn
: club. 1t was learned, that Mrs. a. I
Il BireharG's anniversary would fall O
a the 2Sth inst. andlit happened that tn
q regular meeting would occur at he
&, home on the 18th. Accordingly the lit
i tie book was prepared during the wee
- and yesterday afternoon, after respons
IL to roll cali, was very informally pre-
l. sented The hostess returned please
IA thanks for the little souvenir, who
had been prettily decorated with violet