Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-01-18

| Woman's exchange cook book at Lie.
| Digs Book Store
| We have received some of our pretty
new white wash goods at Newcomers.
SkatesFor girls and boys: all sizes
right price. Schmidt's Hardware Store
See the pretty laces and insertions In
| all widths for 8 cents a yard at New
comer's.
Funny Dan Sherman in "Old Oar
Tucker at the Odeon this evening
Prices, 10. 90, so and 90 cents.
Mr.. Asa Edwards. of Timber Greek
township. is confined to his home on &C
count of sprained knee and rheuma-
tism.
Jan. 10 to is. inclusive the c. & N. w
will sell round trip tickets to Cedar
Rapids. good to return on or before Jan.
90 at one and one third fare.
George Moore, an old soldier, arrested
by Merchant Police Mcclure upon a
charge of intoxication, was before May
or Jones this morning and was dis
charged upon payment of the costs.
the Central, went to Abba Friday eve
ming. where today ne was witness in a
fire claim case. brought against the
company in the Monroe county court.
C. T. LaPlant will sell at public sale
on next Thursday thirty-five head of
mich COWS, five fresh and fifteen fresh
in sixty days; also two span of mules.
Sale commences at 10 o'clock at the
farm one and one-haif miles northwest
of the city, on the Albion road.
AS the result of the efforts of Col. S..
r. Upper, the Sons Of Veterans have
completed the organization of their So
cial club, and rooms in the Woodbury.
block have been secured and are being
fitted up The billiard table has been
ordered and will be here in a few days.
Members of the Electric Rebekah
Lodge, No. 3S1, r. D., to the number of
thirty, called Friday in body at the
new home of Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Ferguson, on North Second street, an
nouncing that they were prepared to
give them house warming. The MEM
bers took their supper and spent the
evening In pleasant way.
Rev Myers, of LeGrand, was in the
city Friday evening, being on his way
to Liscomb. where he will bring to a
close on Sunday evening the special Sc
ries of evangelistic meetings. conducted
at the Old Bethel church during the
past few weeks. Rev Myers was ac-
by his daughter. Miss Leila,
who will assist in the singing at the
over-Sunday meetings.
c. L. Morris, of Mason City, an Iowa
Central passenger brakeman, who has
been on the east end between this city
and Peoria, made his first trip On the
north end Friday evening. and will
hereafter run between Marshalltown
and Mason City. The change is made
because of the resigna ton OF Brake
of Newburg, takes the run on the east
end.
Jake Kunkle. state Center: John
Myers, of Madrid; William Gary, of
Montour; Obediah Steel, of Montezuma: |
A. w. Kaester of State Center. and
Carl Thompson. of La Noble. are some
Of the twenty new patients added this
week to the already long list under the
care OF Dr. Wood at his eye and ear in
Urinary at Marshalltown. Since his re-
turn from abroad the Doctors offices are
always crowded, and almost daily some
Ire turned away. -
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. C. !
4. enjoyed a pleasant afternoon socially I
Triday at the home of Mrs. George A. I
rlngley. Owing to the resignation of the
lewly-elected president, Mrs. II. L..
stuntz, Mrs. Arthur Croft was elected 4
resident to fill the vacancy The retir-
ng president. Mrs. Tingley, on behalf of
he auxiliary, was presented by Mrs.
Charles Meredith with handsome silver
tut bowl. Refreshments were served
Turing the afternoon.
In the neighborhood of fifty relatives
md friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Thomas. of Green Mountain, gathered
It the Thomas home Friday to celebrate
he silver wedding anniversary of Mr..
md Mrs. Thomas Dinner was served at
loon. The guests included many of the
members Of the Green Mountain Young
mother was disc present, making in all
u
Iva Manning, of this city, and Lou
HARLAN, of Albion, two pieces Of human
rftwood floating on life's troubled sea,
we're taken in charge Friday afternoon
I about 4 o'clock by officer Clark, who
ound them in half drunken state in
aloon on the south side. and placed
oh of a
rGerly conduct. The girls have been
ausing the police considerable trouble
+ late, owing to their brazen conduct on
he streets, and Mayor Jones warned
hem only few weeks ago that the next
ffense would mean thirty days. They
rere before his honor this morning and
he latter kept his word, sentencing each
Q thirty days confinement In Jail.
Mrs. Loretta C. Van Hook. of Chicago,
former resident OF Marshalltown
nore recently missionary of the Pres
yterian church to Persia, who is visit
ne friends in the city, was the guest Of
onor at reception given by Mrs
,eorge Wilton and Mrs Il. Lee at the
Wilton home Friday afternoon be-
ween 2:30 and o'clock. Between six
Y and seventy invitations were issued
D members of the Ladies Missionary
ociety OF the Presbyterian church, and
Their personal friends of Mrs. Van
look. During the afternoon Mrs. Van
look gave the guests short talk on
ne customs of the Persians and their
Light refreshments were
erved by the hostesses at the close OF
Irs. Van Hooks address.