Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-22

Alexander Drug 1oHlpuilS.
Fob chains, to wear with your dress
suits Allen, IA East Main.
A new line of waist cloths and dress
goods at Lee & Benedicts.
Senator Deliver will be at his best
before the splendid audience at the M.
E. church Monday night
Have you seen the new styles Brown
is showing in photograph s for the holi-
days? He is taking many orders. not
withstanding this cloudy weather.
Reserved seats and admission tickets
for Deliver, Jacob Riis, and Mrs.
Beecher at Trautman's store for 81.
single admission for each, so cents.
Our Illinois and Iowa lump Goals are
the best that can be bought, and all coal
is screened before going to our CUSTOM
ers. Give us a trial order. Brown Fuel
& Lime Company.
No man in America enjoys higher
distinction as an orator than Senator
Dollfver. His speeches at Washington
attract the largest crowds. Hear him
Monday evening on "a Lesson from the
Life OF Mckinley
Measurements were taken today for
the fire escapes that are to be placed
on the high school building. The safety
devices are to extend from the audi
torium to the ground and it Is thought
three will be necessary.
Rev. and Mrs. L. r. Purdy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Pemberton, Mrs. George ii
Wilde and Mrs. w. r. Painter went
to Albion this morning to attend the
Bangor quarterly meeting of the
Friends, to be held there today ana
Sunday.
Mrs M. e. Ackert was hostess to
about forty of her lady friends at a
luncheon and card party Friday after
noon. Mrs. f. b. Garvin secured the
head prize in the euchre playing, while
Mrs. William Sandoe was awarded the
lone hand honors.
The West Waterloo foot ball eleven
which meets the local high school
eleven on the gridiron in this city this
afternoon, arrived this morning. Mr..
Albert Mead, who is member of the
corps of teachers in the West Water
loo school, accompanied the team.
Sparks from burning hue that
alighted on the single roof of the resi-.
dence of DR.. J. l.. Winery, 519 North
Center street, started a small blaze at
shortly after noon today. The flames
were quickly extinguished, and the
damage to the roof will be very small.
Nevada Journal: The Nevada Foot
hall team meet the Marshalltown team
on the latter's ground Saturday. The
Marshalltown team is one of the strong
school teams of this part of the state
and our boys are expecting to put up
their best play of the season on Sat
urday.
Clement johnson, known by every
one as Arizona" blew into the city
Friday morning to re-enter the Sol
diers' Home after an extended furlough,
and fell into the clutches of the law be-
fore night He answered to charge
of intoxication In Justice Burritt's court
this morning and was sentenced to
three days work.
The remains of the late Mrs. Mary
C. Mcintyre who died recently in Han
cock. Mimi, arrived in the city this
morning accompanied by the deceased
husband and We're taken overland to
Rockton. The funeral will be held
Sunday morning in the Dunkard
church. and the interment will be made
in the church burying grounds.
Fred Bennett was arrested this morn
chi by Constable Leech on an informa-
ton filed in Justice Clark's office by his
wife. Mrs. Carrie Bennett, charging him
With assault and battery. The informa-
ton was filed almost a month ago. put
Bennett evidently got wind of the fact
and left the city. He returned TINS
morning and was placed under arrest.
His hearing was set for O'Clock thls
afternoon
The Penn College foot ball team and
q few "rooters" passed thru the CITY
this morning, on their way from os-
1saloosa to Ames, where the eleven Will
meet the Iowa State College team this
afternoon. Mr. Frank Pemberton and
several other members of the team will
spend tonight in this city, where they
will be entertained at dinner by tn
formers uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
II. Pemberton.
The members of the Chapter BIB, of
p. r. o. entertained their husbands and
a few friends at the home of Dr. and
Mrs A. B. Conway Friday evening.
The rooms were decorated in yellow
and white, the club colors and the eve
ming was spent in playing ping-pong,
after which light refreshments We're
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Brewer
and Mrs. Fred Chase, who are members
of the P. E. o., but not of the local
chapter, We're guests of the club.
Word from Rockford, ILL.,, announces
the promotion of Frank Farrell, for
merly of this city, but for several years
past a water supply department en-
ploye of the Illinois Central Mr.. Far
rell has been assigned to duties at Car
bondale, H., as a division superintend-
ent of water supply. and will report for
duty Dec. /. Mrs. Farrell nee Dean,
will arrive in the city shortly from
Freeport to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewitt Dean, and her husbands
relatives.
The first of the series of social enter
tainments to be given by the members
of the w. T. D. Club turnout the win
fer was held at the home of Mrs. III.
Madsen and Mrs. Charles lngraham, 532
North First street, Friday night. A
6: 40 dinner was served and the evening
was made pleasant by a series of games
that were played progressively. The
w. t. D. orchestra, composed of chill