Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-15
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Dr.. Boucher. 2os South Third Ave
DR.. Trotter, office, Hopkins building
Rex Maylands Fortune" at Lie
! big's.
DIR. Lierle, over Walton & White
heads.
Special bargains III boys. suits at
Stern's.
Don't miss our sals. Read lad
Archie Parker.
| See the new fnoleums at Cards.
They are very desirable.
Ladies flannelette wrappers, that sold
up to s1.50, all sizes. for Thursday only,
Is cents. Two to customer. The
/ Fair.
Mrs. Schoenhut has returned home
and reopens her studio for autumn and
holiday work in painting at I South
Fourth street. Glass days, Tuesdays,
Fridays and Saturdays.
| The Unity Club meet with Mrs. A. NJ.
Parker Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mel
and entertained the ladies with a short
talk on her recent trip in Norway.
Mrs. G. Il. Kirby, Mrs. w. B. Kibbey
! and Mis-. j. l.. Carney, who have been
in Des Moines attending the convention
of the Daughters OF tho American Rev
olution returned home this evening.
Manager Edward Prazak, Of the
Postal Telegraph Company, is confined
to his home with illness, suffering from
an attack of kidney trouble. Miss
Georgia Howe, of Green Mountain, for
merly manager of the Cedar Falls Of
fee, arrived in the city this morning to
act as relief agent.
Eldora has promised a good sized
crowd for Friday, Oct. 18th, attending
the ball game in the afternoon and re-
naming over in the evening to root for
the Eldora bowling team, who are to
meet the Marshalltown bankers at the
Clifford Owings parlor. These teams are
very evenly matched, each having won
one game with close finish. and the
contest Friday night will decide which
are the better bowlers
Governor S. B. Packard left this
morning for Independence. where he
will accompany home tomorrow his son,
Mr.. Walter Packard, who has been UNI
dergoing treatment at the state hos
pital for several months. MI. Packard,s
ailment was due to oVer-study at the
State University, where he was stu
dent at the time. coupled with the death
Of his brother Sidney, at Des Molnes.
He has improved sufficiently as to be
paroled.
Messrs. Stewart Eason, NJ. S. Nc
Farland. Joseph Visek and Kelly James.
delegates to the great assembly OF the
Improved Order of RED Men, left the
city Tuesday night for Dss MONIES,
where the assembly convened Tuesday.
Mr.. Eason is candidate for great jun
Tor sycamore OF the body and the dele
gates from this city will use every ell
fort to obtain his election. The cleo
ton Of officers will be hell late this
afternoon.
The marriage OF Mrs. Clara Swift
Thompson, Of this city. to Mr.. Roy
Cook, of Cedar Rapids. is announced
to occur at ST. Marys church, in this
city on Monday. Oct. %. Mr.. Cook
was formerly night clerk In the Pill
grim Hotel, In this city, and is now
holding similar position in the Dele
van, at Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Thomp-
son has been in the employ of Mr.
Harry ]. Fish, at the Pilgrim, for
several months. and she is succeeded by
Miss Lottie Hickman, of Des Moines
George Mcfarland and James Han
nard, two old soldiers arrested by Off
Ger Hurd, were before the mayor this
morning for intoxication. The former
was discharged and the latter given sis
days. Harry Trainer of ST. Louis, ar
rested by Marshal Nicholson on the
same charge, paid the costs. Thomas
Killen, arrested by officer Hurd for
carrying concealed weapons. also paid
the costs. Robert Stewart, who claitnea
Boston as his home was picked UP for
by Officer Hurd. He was
with the understanding that
he would at once leave the city.
When the government placed on the
street corners mail boxes and parcel
receptacles they were intended for mat
ter to be sent by the mail. Judging by
the collection Of things found by the
postmen of the city III making their;
daily rounds these boxes are used for a
variety of purposes, one of which seems
to be that of furnishing cage for stray
cats. Several cats have been released
from their iron cage by carriers upon
opening the boxes. VI all The curious
things found, however, were the stuffed
head of wolf that had evidently come
off some rug and a snake. The reptile
was discovered by a carrier who thor
oughly hates snakes Of any description
and his CONSERVATION CAN be imagined
when he opened a Third avenue box
recently and, thrusting his hand in the
a large snake. He now always looks
into the boxes before reaching in.
Calhoun, of the Lady Calhoun Mining
Company, 40 West Main street, the
annual meeting of the company was
held Tuesday afternoon. Ofhcers for
the ensuing year were elected. In the
persons of J. G. WEIGH, president; D. s.
Good, vice president: w. II. Calhoun.
secretary, and John A. Sieg, treasurer.
The board of directors for the coming
year, in addition to the above-named
officers, will be M. NJ. Dickson and w.
o. Robinson, of this city; r. II. Bu-
chanan, OF LaMoille; and Andrew En-
gle and M. L. Miller, of Metz. Twenty
two stockholders were present at the
meeting and all were well satisfied with
the results obtained by last years work,
also with the prospects for the future