Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-19

DR.. Burkart. osteopath. 3o2 West MAR
| II you want a good farm see coburn
] Fine line of wedding presents at Pa
| ley's.
Y See DR.. Mairs about osteopathy, owe
Fidelity bank.
\ Millinery opening at Miss. Middle
lsauff's Friday.
4 Millinery opening at Miss Gilmore'l
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. A. c. Fry, NJ. D.. obstetrics an,
diseases of women speciality.
Miss Middlekauff has made an unusu
al effort to show nobby millinery.
"a Breezy Time" at the odeon to.
night. Prices 10. 20 and 80 cents.
Millinery display at Miss Gilmore'i
Friday and Saturday. Green trading
Estamps.
| President D. T. Denmead. of the Cit,
National Bank, is confined to his HON,
with illhesa
For .Rent-The front rooms over the
VAR Store, occupied by DR.. Choate as
living rooms. Enquire at DR.. Choate's
Office.
1she Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
ans. s North Fifth street, tomorrow at.
tern Don.
Mi. ,s Igerna Getz has returned to Mil.
wauhiee. where she will begin the work
OF hei, Junior year in the Milwaukee.
Down,sr College.
Engineer c. A. Durham, OF the Sol
diers Home, and wife. residing at the
corner Sf State and Twelfth streets. are
the permits of son.
Fall and winter styles of footwear for
all feet In my store. will be pleased to
nave you call and examine the new
styles. George Trautmann.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Y. NJ.
C. A. will meet with Mrs. d. p. Will
Shelm, III South Second avenue, to-
morrow afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Some od the appliances OF the attrac-
tons for the carnival arrived in the city
this morning from the north. All OF the
|srlaanys attractions are expected to arrive
tom orrow and Saturday.
GENERAL Superintendent c.. w. Hunt
ingto.u, OF the Central. arrived in sthe
city "Wednesday afternoon and spentAto-
day in the city. coming for conference
with Vice President and General Mana
ger L. F Day.
Leslie L ondon, machinist in the em-
ploy of the Lennox Machine Company.
I is confined TO his room at the Shillato
lhome, corner of State and First streets.
suffering from q severe strain to his
back, caused by EVERYTHING.
e. w. Lynn. OF los West Nevada
street, who has been in the employ OF
| the Central as brakeman on Nos. II
and 12 for about year, went to Union
Wednesday evening, where he will con-
duct a billiard and pool hall.
Master Mechanic George D. Brooke
LEFT wednesday night for Wilmington
Del. where he will confer with the tHar-
liam & Hollingsworth Company. car and
\ steamboat manufacturers, to which the
Central's contract for two new sixty
foot mail cars of the LATEST pattern has
| been let. Mr.. Brooke's visit Will be
more particularly to direct the initial
i work on the cars in accordance to the
specifications to be furnished by the
company.
Mrs. Marian H. Durham, of Burling-
\ ton, state president of the w. G. 7. u,
was in the city Wednesday as the
i guest of Miss Hattie Dickson. going
this morning to Union, where she will
Jbe in attendance at the convention OF
4 the Fourteenth district w. c. T. u
Mrs, Durham will address the conven-
4 ton this evening and will remain over
4 thru the sessions OF Friday. Miss
dickson accompanied her to the con-
lyention and will be present at the
. convention.
4 Master Donald Stuntz, son Of Mr.. II
i b.. Stuntz, is very Ill, suffering with
what is feared will prove to be laryn.
geal diphtheria. The lad has been both
4 cred with a sore throat for two or three
5ldaye. and Wednesday evening 1t became
4 so seriously affected that a physician
Twas called. After a diagnosis the at
i lection was pronounced diphtheria OF
A the worst form. An operation, knowr
as the process of intubation, was per-
horned this afternoon in hopes of saw
ing the lads life.
The Central's No. 1, the north-bound
thru passenger train, was brought in to
Il the city on time this morning for the
Il first time in several weeks. The Wa
l(bash connection at Abba, which has
been holding No. /. was not made at all
this morning. because of the extreme
sIlateness of the train from st. Louis
Ireported between four and five hours
Ilate into Abba. The Wabash, like the
4 NJ. & st l.. and Central, has several
miles of slow orders over which trains
4 are controlled, much of the distance
1.-The trains not being allowed to run over
4 six miles per hour.
Mr.. Archie r. Ratekin. son of ex-
4 Commandant j. r. Ratekin, of the Sol.
ldiers' Home, who for the past three
wears has been in the employ of the
Iowa Central at Oskaloosa first as clerk
70 Trainmaster r. Il. Kerwin. secondly
al timekeeper in the office of Genera
II SUPERINTENDENT c.. w. Huntington, ant
Il more recently clerk to General Solicitor
A George w. Sewers, has resigned his po-
llsition and left Oskaloosa yesterday fol-
pueblo, Col, where he has accepted
|rosition as clerk to the trainmaster o.
I the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail
! way. Miss Garretson, of oskaloosa. WHIT
4 vas formerly Mr.. Sewers clerk, is II
h IA ~. a : ,,racent Attending temDorary