Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-08

Do not buy steel range until you see
the Faultless steel and Malleable range
at $42. D. j. Bullock
Wanted, good girl for general house
work, Two in family. Inquire DR.. Hynds,
Ill South Second street.
The w. G. r. u. will meet Thursday
afternoon, beginning a It 2::30, with Mrs.
Rosa Reed, s1S North Second street.
Miss Hattie Hogan, Of Monticello, ar
her home here with her sister, Mrs
Charles Hood, 6l2 West Main street.
The Chicago Marine band orchestra
always uses the Everett piano. The one
to be used this evening is furnished by
the Central Iowa Music Company,
Finkle block.
Notice. hereby notify all banks or
any persons not to receive any notes
bearing my name from II. w. Hogue or
Carmean. Notes are said to be lost.
Thomas A. Frye.
Having purchased the photo supplies
of p. NJ. Adamson will continue BUSH
ness at 126 West Main street. Lessons
free with every camera sold. Give us a
call G. A. Jones.
Editor T. w. Purcell, of the Hampton
Chronicle, was in the city Tuesday
evening, being on his way to Des
Moines. where he will attend the annual
X. p. grand lodge.
One of Charles Hoyt's best farces, "a
Bunch of Keys comes to the Odeon
Friday evening. 1t is a clever satire on
a hotel Special prices have been ar
ranged, Is, 20, 80 and so cents.
City Solicitor C. III. Van Law and
Councilman Byron Webster left this
morning for Iowa City to attend the
Iowa League Of Municipalities, that
meets in that city today and Thursday.
Claim Agent Marquis Barr, Of the
Central, was in the city Tuesday, leav-
Ing in the evening for Story City. where
he spent the night looking after BUSH
ness matters. He returned to the city
this morning.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. H. Niblock, Mrs. G.
C. Horton. Mrs. w. III. Moore, Mrs. D.
T. Smith, Mrs. Mary n. Miller and Mrs.
II. w. Christoph We're in State Center
today, attending the Waterloo presby-
terry meeting and the Ladies Mission
airy Society of the pre.sbytery.
Assistant General Superintendent w.
A. Goodell of the Chicago Great Vest
ern, and wife, st. Paul. and Superinten-
dent and Mrs. G. p. Stembel, Des
Moines, passed thru the city Tuesday
evening on Mr. Goodell's business car,
No. 100, attached to No. 9, en- route
from st. Paul to Kansas City.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church gave concert at the South |
Fifth street mission Tuesday evening |
for the benefit of the children of the
mission. A program consisting of mus
lie, recitations and Photographic num-
bers was given to large audience,
composed largely Of little folks:
Mr.. F. j. Iseman went to State Cen
ter Tuesday evening, where he will Del
present at the annual meeting of the
Waterloo presbytery, delegate from
the church of this city. Rev. Russell,
who was in Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
passed thru the city in the evening en-
route to Nevada. and returned to State
Center on the evening train.
Mesdames II. G. Willitts, Charles
caruthers and W. d. Humeston, of
Union, were in the city Tuesday, going |
in the afternoon to Des Moines. where
they will be present at the grand lodge |
meeting of the Rathbone Sisters. Mrs.
Caruthers and Mrs. Humeston go as |
delegates from Royal Temple No. 1Os,
of Union, and Mrs. Wi,iitts from Will
lard Temple No. 116, Of Whitten.
Mrs. c. j. Jarvis entertained at her !
home No. 112 North Fourth street, !
Tuesday evening at a 6 o'clock dinner,
the former teachers of her daughter. |
Helen. Mrs. Jarvis was assisted by |
Mrs. Mary A. Curtis and Miss Emma |
Curtis. The young ladies present were |
Misses Maxine Kelly, Caroline An
derson. Nellie Smith, Edith Waterman |
Lottie Reed, Florence Foster and EN-
ma Curtis.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Holt was held at the Presbyterian |
church Tuesday afternoon. and was
largely attended by friends Of the fam
lily. Rev S. Skogsberg, of the United
church, conducted the SER
vices at the church. Members of Mar
shall Lodge, No. 40. r. D., Of which Mrs.
Holt was a member, attended in q
body and had charge Of the services a
the grave. Those who acted as pal
bearers were: Messrs. ]. r. Haines. J
A. Ferree. ]. "A. Tallman, Charles Hurd
S. T. Barnhill and G. E. Beck.
Marshalltown educational workers
are to appear before the annual con-
vention OF the Northeastern Iowa
Teachers Association. which will be
held at Cedar Falls, Oct. 16, IL and is.
Ellis U. Graft, of the high
school, is to read paper on "The Rel
ative Importance OF English and Latin
as Disciplinary Studies in the High
and County Superintendent
Mary Hostettler is to lead the discus
sion on County Uniformity of Text
Books" Miss Besse Beaver. supervisor
of music has been invited to prepare
paper to be read before the musical sec
ton OF the convention, but owing to q
lack Of time has been compelled to de-
cline.
The headquarters Of the Iowa Cen
trails wrecking outfit is apparently TIC
be made in this city no longer. This
wrecker, which went south day befor.
Yesterday, in order to right a derailed
car of a freight train at Lacey, has not
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