Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-28
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Fine watch repairing at Paley'a
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Wedding presents at Hellberg's.
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Shetland floss in all colors. Lee 6:
Benedict.
Get your meats at Ruperts market,
They are first-class.
Sixty inherent French fannels at ~
cents. l3annatyne & Lay
New line of fleece lined wrappers
from 9S cents up. The Fair.
The prices are 10. 20, 80 and so cents
for Uncle Toms Cabin at the Odeon to-
night.
One job of ladies' 81 and $3.50 shoes,
heavy or light sole, Tuesday only, s1.9S.
The Fair.
Now is the time to get your under
wear. The Racket Store has good
stock, and the prices are right.
wantsd-Fifty men for bridge and
construction work. Wages 50 and S2.25
per day. Apply to R. A. Collins, Rad
c,iffe, Iowa.
You need a couch. Why not buy it now
when prices are down, and you have
| such variety to select from? Marion
Gard can show you al, elegant line.
| 1t is time to fix up around the house
and barn and get things in shape for
winter. Call on us it You need any
| thing in our line. j. F. Irwin Lumber
Company.
Rev. f. S. Sucker and Professor w.
S. Weeden arrived in the city from the
east Saturday evening on the Colorado
special for their series of meetings in
the First Baptist church. Rev. Sucker
will be entertained during his stay in
the city by Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. WATSON,
and Professor Weeden will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wilbur.
A very happy reunion of the class OF
'73 of the Marshalltowii high school, the
from the school, was enjoyed Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. John w. Wells.
who entertained the Only other two liv-
ing members. Miss Mary Shepard, of
Dunellerl, N. j., and Miss Lucy Kline.
There were but four members in the
class, the other, Miss May Wiliigrod,
having died three years after finishing
school. Miss Shepard, who has been in
the city visiting friends for the past
few weeks, will leave tomorrow for Ma
quoketa, where she will visit friends for
a short time before returning east.
City Attorney c. H. Van Law was in
I .tcrop,h So tnrdav nj OIL rhara ba Id
dressed the county convention of the
and Visions of Youth" Mrs. w. II.
Scott was on the program for Sunday
for an address on Why Keep Up Our
Auxiliary?" given under the general
head of "Women's Work for Women"
Rev. Scott, G. w. Calhoun and NJ. w.
Irwin, of this city, were also on the pro-
gram for addresses during the conven-
ton, which was brought to a close Sun
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Bar
Der. of this city. were in attendance at
the convention Sunday and were the
guests of friends.
Charles Swain. a member of the Sol
diers' Home ard a brother Of Albert w.
Swain. consul at Montavideo, Uruguay.
came near losing his life Sunday after
room at $3.50 o'clock by drowning. Swain
had been drinking and as he fishes a
good deal down the river from the Home
was looking after his lines. He lost his
balance and fell into about fifteen feet
of water. A citizen who was near by
and who saw that he wis unable to help
himself jumped into the water after him
and by hard work got him to shore. Life
vas almost extinct, but the usual meth
eds of resuscitation brought him to in a
short time. The name OF the man who
lisked his life could not be learned at
the Home 1t was generally understood
that ne was bartender in a downtown
saloon.
Ella Ashby, colored woman who re-
sides on the south side, in territory re-
Gently annexed to the city. has been
given lesson in good citizenship. The
police officers raided her place and ar
rested the woman and a young white
man named H. Z. Motto. the former on
a charge of keeping disorderly house
and the latter for being an inmate of a
disorderly house. The negress pleaded
guilty and was sent to Jail for thirty
days in default of the payment of fine
OF 800. Motto also paid a fine. Three
railroad laborers were also before the
mayor this morning on intoXication
charges. Joe Sullivan, arrested by OFF,
Ger Weaver: and John Conway and
James Riley, arrested by Officer Clark,
were sent up for six days work, while
Ed Arthur, arrested by Officer Weaver,
was given ten days. this having been his
second offense.
Miss Maude Wilson, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. N. NJ. Wilson. entertained
twenty-six OF her little friends Satur-
day afternoon at her home No 512 North
Center street so they might assist her
in celebrating her eighth anniversary.
.Helens Naughty Baby" and other
games were played, ard supper was
served by Mrs. Wilson, assisted by Mrs.
C. C. Cottle and Mrs. Thompson. The
guests found their places at the tables
by means Of little cards bearing their
names and tied with fancy ribbons, and
containing small photographs of their
young hostess. The guests We're Grace
Nror,ay yVinifred I,ore,A Edith Rails \