Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-05

have your launQry WoTh uone d. -.
toms. Packages called for and delivered.
The country roads We're drifted Dauly
in places as a result of the high wind
of Monday night.
DR.. MARS, osteopathic physician. over
deity bank. practiced over three
years in this city.
Again this evening at the Odeon one
lady will be admitted free with every
paid 80 cent ticket.
The Wimodaughsis Club will meet
with Mrs. T. T. Shorthill. North First
street, Thursday afternoon.
The newest things in sheer linens.
all-overs. embroideries and insertions
TO match in the natural linen color at
Newcomers.
Bowling parties. sleighing parties and
all other parties go to the Paragon
restaurant for your lunches and sup
pers. The best oysters in the city.
The Almondbury Bell Ringers are
spending their first season in America.
Hear them at the NJ. E. church tomor-
row night. r. r. Y. NJ c. A. course.
Evidences of the unusual amount of
coal being burned in this city during
the cold weather are apparent from the
amount of SCOT visible on the snowy
covering of the ground.
Mr.. A. II. Bratt. of this city. has sold
his farm of 1851 acres in LeGrand
township to NJ. A. Hagerland, of Tama.
IJno W.
S11 000 or little more than $7S per
acre.
The Embroidery Club. an organiZa-
ton composed largely of the wives of
travelling statesmen, met Tuesday after
room with Mrs. w. Curtis Rodgers. Fol-
lowing the afternoons work the host
css, assisted by Mrs. Charles r. Brown
served tea.
Little business was transacted in dis
trict court. The Iowa Central kansas
Grain Company case and the case of
Bruing against the Iowa Central We're
assigned for today, but We're not taken
up owing to the inability of Solicitor
George w. Sewers to be present.
Mrs. T.. L. Harlan and son went to
LeGrand this morning, where they will
for few days visit at the home
Of Mrs. Harlan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w Dobson. Mr.. and Mrs. Dobson
are planning to move early in March
from LeGrand to Toledo, where a son
resides.
Mr. and Mrs e. Arthur Davenport, of
Chicago. are parents of a son, born to
them Monday. Mrs. Davenport was
Miss Susie Bradley. of this
city. The young man has been chris
tened John Edward, for his grandfath-
ers Judge John II. Bradley and Mr.. Ed
ward Davenport.
Miss Sincerity" very pleasing
Comedy Company at the
Odeon last evening. Tonight, "a Red
Cross Nurse" will be the bill. with an
entire change of specialties between the
acts. Again this evening n lady Will be
admitted free with each paid 80 cent
ticket.
The famous Almondbury Hand Bell
Ringers with their magnificent peal of
l62 bells will entertain the people of
Z. church tomorrow evening. They are
and Mrs. Walter David.
and humorist. Single
admission. fifty cents.
A new dining car, No. 314. for TIE
overland limited runs on the Union Pa
cific and Northwestern, passed thru the
city Tuesday evening, en- route from
Chicago to Council Bluffs, where it will
be placed into service. Several new
coaches for the Northwestern We're
sent west this morning on a fast
freight, to be placed into service on the
west end.
Father Joseph Schlueter, Of Haver-
hill, has let the contract for the build
Ing of his new church to Edward Nc
Lean, contractor of Dubuque, the
being $4,000. This
amount represents Only the labor, as
all of the material is to be furnished.
The new church, the foundation foi
which has already been laid, will cost
in the neighborhood of $4,000, and
will be one of the finest in the coun-
ty.
w s. Hale, of SOC East State street.
who represents in northeastern Iowa
and southern Minnesota Bentley d
Olmstead. of Des Moines. will remove
his family to Mason City next week,
and take UP his future residence there.
The change is made on account of Mr..
Hale's territory which is such that he
will be able to spend more time at
home, II living in Mason City. Mr.. and
Mrs Hale and family have resided in
the city about two years and have a
great many friends here.
General Traffic Manager j. n. Title
more, of the Central, who has been in
for a few days stay on busi-
ness. arrived home Tuesday evening on
the Colorado special from Berlin, Wis.
where he spent Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. Margaret Tittemore. Miss
Tittemore, who accompanied her broth
IL on the trip, also returned home, but
Miss Frances will remain in Berlin with
her mother until spring, when Mrs. Tit
temore will accompany her to Mar
shalltown for an extended stay.
Rev. Frank Wheeler. of Marion
elder of the German Baptist |
church east of the city, also of the
church in Cedar Rapids was called to
Cedar Rapids Tuesday evening by a |
elegram announcing that a member of |
MS Cedar Rapids church was dying.
Rev. Wheeler answered the summons
and left on the belated
u too al at ia In hpt