Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-05


ling. Prices 10, 20, 80 and so cents.
J. FL. Wright, Jr. florist. Green
houses 113 North Third street, two
blocks from Main. Both phones 1Ss.
Maxwell Tribune: Miss Carolyn
Coolidge, of Marshalltown, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. e. r. Tod
hunter, for some time, returned home
Saturday.
The aHwthorne Club held its regu-
| lar meeting with Mrs. A. G. Click Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Nina c. Bart
lett, of San Francisco, CAL, was a
guest of the club.
Superintendent William I. Crane, of
the city schools. left Monday night for
Delaware, o., where he is summoned by
q. telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness of his mother.
Mr.. II. G. Everett, secretary of the
Central Life Insurance Society. Des
Moines, spent Monday in the city look
ing after business matters, leaving in
the evening for Mason City.
Grand Junction Headlight: Dan
Cray and wife left last week for Pa
ton for short visit after which they
will move to Marshalltown, where they
will make their future home.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Chapter BIB, p. E. O., was held with
Mrs. C. r. Harper, corner of Grant and
Second streets, Monday afternoon. Mrs
T. N. Brewer was guest of the club.
Subscribers who have trouble with
the delivery of their paper should call
for one of the T.-R. paper holders
which, when hung on a gate or porch
post, will hold the paper as securely as
a box. Free at the T.-R. office.
Word from Denver this morning an
nounces no change in the condition Of
Mr. Frank Friend, further than that he
is gradually growing weaker. Mr.. A.
NJ Friend, the young mans father, will
likely leave for Denver soon if there is
no change for the better.
Miss Minnie Olson, of Minneapolis,
arrived in the city Monday night, and
will make her future home here. She
recently resigned her position as Ste
nographer in the general passenger de-
partment of the M. & st. L. and Iowa
Central, and has accepted a similar one
with Britain & CO.
DIR. Shallenberger, the Chicago spe-
cialist, will at the Hotel pilgrim, in
Marshalltown, Iowa, on Nov. IA. II you
have chronic disease give the doctor
il call. 1t will do you good to talk with
him, even tho you do not take treat
nent. He has made hundreds of cures
where other physicians have failed.
c. E. Atkinson, of Webster City, a |
former contractor OF Marshalltown and
brother of Mr.. j. It. Atkinson, is one +
Of the incorporators of the Journal I
Printing Company, of Webster City, |
headed by c, d. HELEN and Furman
futile. The articles of Incorporation
were filed in Des Moines yesterday.
The Entire Nous Club met with Mrs. /
g. FL. Hull Monday afternoon ct its
regular session. Mrs. e. H. Willard read
Il paper on Indian Character in Amer
lean Literature" The guests OF the I
club were Mrs. George Cross, of Fair
curry. Neb., Mrs. r. ID. Overholt, of
Ashland. Neb., and Mrs. H. Willard.
Maxwell Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. o..
nj. Shryock and daughter Myrtle went
to Marshalltown Wednesday and Miss
Myrtle viii remain in the hospital to
receive treatment for her foot, she hav
ing stepped on nail about two months
ago, causing a severe wound which up
to this time has not healed, but causes
her excruciating pain.
The first of a series of euchre parties
to be given this season by MARSHALL
town Lodge, No. 312. b. P. O. E., will
occur tomorrow night. The first party
is to be given to members only, but to
others that will be held invitations will +
be extended to the ladies. AS prizes for
the opening parties diamond studded +
antlers will be given to the two gentle
men winning the largest number of
games.
There are many brands of flour Of
fered to the public, but none more
than the Banner. manufac- /
tured by Hammond g. Son at LeGrand.
They have the latest improved machin- /
cry, and buying only the best hard
wheat. they consequently are fully as [
well equipped to make good flour as
any mill in the state. You can exchange i
your wheat for flour at the mill or with
n. w. Wilson & Co. in this city, or you
i
Banner and you will be sure to use 1t I.
ever after.
Professor A. Kenngott, for the past
Two years instructor in the Berlitz {
schools at Paris and in England, has {
arrived in Marshalltown for the pur- I
lpose of forming classes in German
and French. These languages are
.aught by the natural method now un
versally endorsed by practical educa-
.ors. Glasses of from two to six only
will be received, but private instruction
will be given if desired. Testimonials S
furnished. For terms, etc, apply in
person or by letter to Mr.. Kenngott at
'07 West Grant street Trial lesson
rec.
Rev. H. C. Richardson, of Boone, for ]
nerly pastor of the Universalist church i
lere, was slightly injured in the col
apse of the bleachers at the Wiscon-
sim Michigan foot ball game Saturday
1t Chicago. The Boone Republican of Z
evening says of the accident. $
Mr.. Richardson was in the accident I
from the collapse of the 7
,leachers and suffered a bruise and /
evere wrenching to his right shout 3
ler altho he jumped clear If the crush Y
It first he was overtaken and given h
omething of q trampling. He says that ]
ully 500 spectators We're hurled to the b
,round by the collapse of a section of 6
he stands, and fifty were injured by q
icing crushed by the timbers or by the c
ALL The injuries of several were seri-