Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-29

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"on the Great Highway" the wander
ings and adventures of a special cor
respondent, at Liebigs.
All those wishing to buy chrysanthe-
NUNS call at 100 East Main Thursday
and Friday of this week.
No old back number goods to be seen
| in our store; everything up to the
minute in style. Nettie Ingledue & Co.
There will be halloween social at
the Y. M. c. A. rooms Friday evening
"A cordial invitation to the public,
good time and lots of fun.
Mr.. John Snure, Of Des Moines,
member of the Register and Leader
staff, was in the city Tuesday to at
tend the republican meetings.
Having purchased the photo supplies
Of p. NJ. Adamson will continue BUSH
mess at 126 West Main street. Lessons
| free with every camera sold. Give us q
call. G. A. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gregory, of Union,
were in the city Tuesday afternoon to
attend the Shaw and Allison meeting.
Mr.. d. A. Kennedy, OF Union, was here
! for the night meeting.
Hon. Bernard Murphy, editor of the
I vinton Eagle and the present state
printer, was among the many from out
lcf the city present at the big repub-
/ lican meetings Tuesday.
II you use a high grade Of eastern
coal you can not miss 1t by ordering
some of our West Virginia or Hooking
/ Valley lump. Clean coal" Brown
Fuel and Lime Company.
! Superintendent E. G. schevenell. OF
the Iowa and Minnesota division Of the
Northwestern, Mason City, was In the
city Tuesday, being on his way north
from business trip east.
C. H. Davis. John Shaffer, A. F. Mo-
| eek and Tom c. Meacer. OF Eldora,
were in the city TUESDAY night to be
present at the bowling contest between
the local team and the "all-stars."
| Editor w. P. Payne, Of the Nevada
Representative. and wife were in the
city Tuesday afternoon, going In the
evening to Grinnell, where they will at
1 tend the state library association
meeting.
| Messrs. Frank and Howard Harlan
%. J. Abbott and John Evans, DR.. e. w
Jay and Editor McNfullen. Of the Tri-
bune, all OF st. Anthony, were in the
city Tuesday night to attend the Shaw
meeting.
At meeting of Typographical Union,
No. Ala, held Tuesday evening, Emil
! Seleine resigned as secretary. and A.
4 w. VanCleave was elected to fill the
| vacancy. Mr.. Seleine Is to leave the
1 city soon.
] The Tower residence, at 1412 Yves.
Main street, was quarantined for scar
let fever Tuesday. owing to the illness
Of Bessie Tower. The home of Nels
Bengston, 612 North First street was
released from quarantine Tuesday.
w. A. Jacobs, OF Davenport, candi-
date for secretary Of state on the So
cialist ticket, will speak in this city
at the east court room Thursday even
ing. Oct. 80, at o'clock. Every one
should hear him, trades union men es-
pecially.
Mrs. Leonard Griffith. Of What Cheer,
who has been in the city five months
i visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rupson, left Tuesday evening
for Nampa. Idaho, where she will join
her husband and make her future home.
Mr.. Griffith Is engaged in the drug bus
mess at Nampa.
Walter Smith, arrested for intoxica-
ton by Marshal Nicholson, and John
Henshaw and Peggy" Newell. both
= :, ~, Of3 oo,. Mo ,.lr for vo c,>o nov
were in the mayors court this morning.
The former was discharged and the
other two were given fifteen days in
which to pound stone.
The Calisopllian Club met with Its
president, Mrs. Celia White, Tuesday
afternoon. 1t was officers day and as
lis the custom Of the club the officers
gave banquet to the members Of the
organization. The house was decOrat-
ed with ferns and carnations, the lat
| ter being given as favors.
"The Secret Dispatch which comes
to the Odeon tonight, is from the pen
of David Higgins and it is a strong
4 evenly balanced drama. The piece is
well staged and the contrast of scenes
lis effective and realistic. The story is
good and well filed out with first rate
and taking comedy. Prices Is. %. 50
and SO cents.
Mrs. Willard o. Rice entertained the
members Of the Embroidery Club ut her
home, 305 West Main street, Tuesday
afternoon. The guests of the club were
Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs. G. w. Bart
ness, Miss Sophia Johnson. Mrs. w. o.
Johnson and Mrs. David Keefer. In
the evening Mrs. Rice entertained a
party of young people at cards.
4 Very Rev. Dean NJ. G. Lehman. of
list. Marys church, was in Minneapolis
4 Tuesday, where he was present at the
lconsecration Of Right Rev. j. J. Keane,
bishop of Minnesota, which was held
at st. Joseph's cathedral. Right Rev,
Keane was former classmate of Rev
|Lenihan at the Grand Seminary, Mon
Itreal. The conservation services were
lin charge OF His Grace. Archbishop
ireland, assisted by Right Rev. j. ]
Keane, archbishop Of Dubuque. Arch
bishop Garrigan. Of Sioux City, and
Iother dignitaries of the church. Rev
4 Lenihan will return home Friday.
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