Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-17


We have full stock of hard and soft
coal. Order whatever you want OIL
Gregory Brown Coal Company.
Large assortment of fancy waist
silks. 81 value will be offered Tuesday
at 50 cents yard. Bannatyne
& Lay.
Rev. August Olson, state missionary
of the Swedish Baptist church. was in
Des Moines Sunday to fill a pulpit APP
pointment.
Mr.. Reuben C. Martin returned Sun
day night from Minneapolis, where he
has been for brief rest after his re-
cent illness.
Look out for cold snap and see that
YOU are prepared for it. Let us send
you a load Of good coal j. f. Irwin
Lumber Company.
Order Illinois coal from Gregory
Brown Coal Company. They have the
best quality and can deliver promptly.
Gregory Brown Coal Company.
Central chair car Nc. 50. out of the
shops after n general oyerhaulng, was
placed into service this morning on the
Mason City-Peoria runs, going south
on No. G.
Mr.. Charles r. Speers went to Chi
cago Saturday night. where tomorrow
evening he will be present at the mar
rage of Miss Leona Hole and Mr..
Charles n. Randolph.
III a
says: "Sidwell Head, Il brother of Mrs.
Albert Cooper is lying very Ill of
Bight's disease at his home in Lee
Grand. The lady is expecting Il tele-
gram at any moment calling her 10 his
bedside.
Iowa Central engine No. As, in charge
of Engineer John Norton, pulling No.
north Saturday. died at Albion, de-
laying the passenger train one and one
half hours into Albert Lea. Engine AZ,
Engineer Charles Rogers. acted as re-
lief, being sent up from this city.
Miss Jessie Binford was hostess to
a few friends Saturday evening atanin-
formal recital given by her guest, Miss
Caroline Radecke, of Rockford, H., in
lege. Miss Radecke gave a delightful
that was greatly enjoyed by
the guests. Miss Radecke left this af
ternoon for Rockford.
Mr.. c. O. Rogers left for Mt. Pleasant
evening and returned this
accompanied by his son, Mr.
Robert Rogers, who has been undergo
in %
the past few months, and who was re-
Gently paroled upon the advice Of the
hospital superintendent and the con-
of the commissioners of insan-
ity of this county.
Judge Caswell on Saturday afternoon
the hearing of Elmer Smith
and John Schmidt for two weeks. Their
parents have pleaded for another
chance for the boys and oppose sending
the youngsters to the reform school,
and If they secure reinstatement in the
public schools and the boys keep out of
mischief it is possible they will not be
sent to the Eldora reformatory.
Mrs. nellie Watson Mold, of Carroll,
who has been in Union for the past few
weeks during the illness of her little
Thelma, spent Saturday in
the city, en- route home. Mr. Mold is
his headquarters in Carroll at
present, being on the road for a heavy
hardware firm of Chicago. Mrs. +. b.
Watson, of Union, Mrs. Nold's mother,
accompanied her to this city, spending
the day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. a. Brundage have
practically closed a transaction where
by they dispose of their residence prop
erty at sos East Church to a Mr.. Still
we'll. Mrs Brundage will spend the
with relatives in kalamazoo,
Mich, and next fall will go to Grinnell,
where her son. Mr.. Earl Brundage, is a
student at Iowa College. Mr. Brundage
will continue to make his headquarters
here during the summer, but will locate
in Grinnell in the fall.
Mr. Harry j. Ferguson and Mr. Harry
Hole, of this city, will go to Eldora this
week, where they will engage in the
clothing business, having purchased
the stock of Martin Bros, one of the
leading firms of the Hardin county seat.
Both are experienced in the clothing
trade, and believe they have splendid
at Eldora. Mr.. Ferguson
came to Marshalltown one year and a
half ago to assist MIR. O. III. Hole in the
of his business in this
city and Mr.. Harry Hole has been en-
ployed in his uncle's store for number
of years. Mr. Will Stricken has ac-
cepted a position in the O. HI. Hole
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Overholser and
children, Lester and Helen, for many
day afternoon in the city, leaving in the
evening, via the Chicago Great West
ern, for Los Angeles, Cal, where they
will make their home Mr.. Overholser
has not been in business for some little
time, but for a number of years was
identified with the grocery interests of
Toledo, Mrs. OVerholser is sister of
Mrs. Harry Humphrey, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overholser
and children to California We're Mrs. d.
Camery and daughter, Miss Edith and
Mrs. Camery's mother, Mrs. ID. Arb. of
Toledo. who expect to remain for n two
months visit in Los Angeles and other
southern California points.
James Shiffer a member of the Sol
diers Home, is Very i'll in the hospital,
suffering from an affection of the kid
neys. 1t is not expected that he can
live many days, at the outside. MIR.
Shiffer has many friends over the state
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