Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-20
DR.. MARS, osteopathy.
Wedding rings at Helberg's.
Eyes scientifically fitted at Paley's.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. % Eas, Main

DR.. Lierle, eve. Office hours to s 80
Z, Cake for wedding parties at SundelP!
Cafe.
Nice fresh oysters, in every style, al
Sundell's Cafe.
All this week Adamson will sell man
dolin cases at a big discount
Miss Edna Mead. of Tama. visited
friends in the city Tuesday night
4 The choicest of cut flowers at KEN
ble's. Remember US when ordering.
Have your laundry work done at Fit
toms. Packages called for and delivered
| Mrs. Il. Brice and daughter, Miss Bay
Brice. of Tama, visited in the city Tues
cay night
The Strickland Sisters come to the
Odeon Saturday evening in a new melo-
dana, For Loves Sake. =
Mrs. j. P. Mead has gone to Pipestone
1 Mimi. where she will remain for six
weeks visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Kenison.
II you are looking for something in a
or gents look at Paley's new assort-
ment, just received.
Oskaloosa Herald: Mrs. Elmer Wilson
and children, of Marshalltown. and Mrs
4 Cloyd Cox and children, OF Deep River,
are in the city visiting at the Benjamin
Slemmons home.
Mr. l.. l.. Putzel, who has not been out
4 on his territory since August left this
4 morning for trip over his territory for
| M. Bacharach & Co., of Philadelphia,
| with his line of spring samples
Another large crowd. exceeding in
+, numbers that Of the initial evening. was
present at the Company H. fair Tuesday
night. An excellent time was enjoyed
by the young people until late into the
night.
Mrs. nellie Watson-Nold and daugh-
ter Thelma, of Omaha, arrived in the
| city Tuesday afternoon, going in the
evening to Union. where they will visit
at the home of Mrs. Nold's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Watson.
Mrs. Ida Jones-Sargent of Eldora, and
son Russell, who have been visiting for
| the past ten days with relatives in
Frankfort, Ind, passed thru the city on
| Tuesday evening on the Central, en-
route to their home.
| Mrs n. 7. Patton, of Monmouth ILL.,,
who has been in the city for brief visit
| with Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Niblock. re-
| turned Tuesday evening to Albion,
where she has been visiting at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. George Niblock.
Superintendent H. j. Slifer. of the
Iowa division of the Chicago & North
western railway, passed thru the city
yesterday on his way to Cedar Rapids,
! on business.
Messrs. A. p Bratt and Oscar Hart
| well. of this city, and C. c. and j. F.
! Rratt and II. d. and Allen Hoover, of
| LeGrand, left Tuesday evening on the
Iowa Central for Oswego, Kas., where
1 they will remain for several days look
/ ing after business matters.
| The Political Equality Club OF Mari
| eta township will hold a meeting
Thursday night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. E. Hole, at Hartland. Mrs. l..
/ L. Cady, of this city. will address the
meeting, telling of her trip thru Scot
| land. which she made quite recently.
The address will be particularly with
| reference to woman's work in Scotland
and her relation to the political life of
| the country.
The Oskaloosa Herald of Tuesday eve
ming says: Edgar Ellyson, of the Mar
| shalltown Friends training school, Ed
win Loft, of New Sharon, and Isaac Ell
| lis. of Ames, were in the city yesterday
en- route to their homes from the quar-
terly meeting that was held at Rich
land. The gentlemen are all ministers
in the Friends church. Mr.. Ellyson was
the guest of President Rosenberger, of
Penn College, and visited the chapel
during his stay in the city"
The Northwestern's No.3. that passes
thru this city every morning at S:5S
O'Clock and is due out of Omaha every
afternoon at 4:30, is said to be one Of
the fastest trains running west out of
Omaha on the Union Pacific. From Om-
aha 10 Ogden, 1,025 miles, the distance is
covered in twenty one hours, the aver
age speed, exclusive OF stops, being fifty
miles an hour. In many places down
grade, thru the mountainous regions Of
Wyoming, it is said the train often at
tains a speed of sixty-five miles per
hour.
A Madison. Wis., special to the Chi
cago Record Herald, concerning the
prospects for invalids of the Wisconsin
varsity foot ball eleven being able to
play in the Chicago game, says of Joe
Fogg. formerly OF this city: ut is doubt
full whether Skow or Fogg will be able
to play in the Chicago game, tho both
will do so if possible. Shows eye and
cheek are quite badly hurt, and Foggs
knee is still giving him trouble. The lit
tie quarter back is anxious to get into
the game again and expects to be in the
prace this week.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette says: as. A.
Southworth will go to Marshalltown to-
day to appear as q witness in case
against a man who gives his name as
Moran, but who, it is understood, was
arrested there on suspicion that he is a
partner of one George Gardner. Some
days ago fellow giving his name as
Gardner passed a check on Mr.. South
worth which the latter in the course of
business transferred to S. Richey who
sent it to Marshalltown for collection
thru a local bank. The check was found
to be forgery. and the young man now
under arrest was suspected of having