Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-11


More new wall paper at Simmons
book store.
Your laundry work will be done right
IL you take 1t to Flitton.
For Eent-Front rooms over the Fair
store, furnished If desired.
Wedding books, fancy certificates
and family record books at Liebig's
book store.
Travelling Freight Agent G. A. Tain
tor was in Montour today looking after
company business.
Do you wear shoes? Are you sure
you are getting your moneys worth.
Try us once.A Temple of Economy.
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Come on. Don't wait any longer. You
get what you pay for when l sell you
the coal. City weight. George Nyden.
The finest line of English and Ameri-
s69S to Sl5.75, at the Temple of Econ
omy.
Mrs. S. Bennett issued invitations to-
day for the marriage of her daughter
Enola to Mr.. Harry l.. Friend, Tor
Tuesday evening, Feb. 25 at s: &c.
Mrs. Eva Mccoy. who has been
spending month in spiritualistic work
in Oskaloosa, Ottumwa and keokuk. ar
rived home Monday evening from keo-
kuk. Mrs. Mccoy expects to leave soon
for Kansas City for few weeks stay.
Conductor S. Is. Chapman, of the
night in the CITY
a the home of his son, Mr.. Will Chap
man. going this morning to Eldora,
where he will remain for time. taking
a course of treatment in the emergency
hospital.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Smith. 531 North Second street Nom
day. was held pleasant reunion of the
Smith family. There We're present O.
Smith. of Liscomb the aged father. who
is In his 18th year, and his children.
Mr. b. W. Smith. of Toledo; Mrs. r. O.
Trip, and daughter Rhoda, of st. Paul,
and Mrs. II. NJ Green, of Liscomb.
James Hardness, member of the
Soldiers Home, who was taken i'll with
pneumonia five weeks ago while on
furlough at Cedar Rapids, arrived home
today, having improved sufficiently so
that he was able to come to the hos
pitaI for further treatment. Veteran
Hardness was accompanied by his son.
A. n. Hrakness. who has been at his
fathers bedside during his illness.
Miss Emma Van Sickle, who has been
employed in the city as dry goods
clerk for six years, the past three of
which have been spent in the employ of
Wilton & Whitehead. left this morn
ing for Lincoln, Neb., wher seeho tsi fg
ing for Lincoln, Neb.. where she is to
have charge of the cloak and suit de-
rartment of the new department store
of Coen, Gold & Co. which is soon to be
opened up. Miss Van Sickle was ac-
companied by her niece, Georgia Nc
Conaughy, who has made her home
with her aunt for number of years.
The program for the third annual
meeting of the Central Iowa Teachers
Association, which will be held in
Boone Feb. 2023, has been issued. SUI
perintendent F. l.. Willard of the Mar
shalltown schools. is n member of the
executive committee of the association,
and is on the program for an address
on the subject. Minor Problems of SUI
perintendence" Principal +. U. Graft,
of the high school. and Miss Jessie Hall
are also announced for addresses. the
former on Graduation Requirements"
and the latter upon "Speer Number
Work"
The famous comedy, David Har-
um,'' will be produced by Charles
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ing with all special scenery and effects
identical with Mr. Frohman's original
production at the Garrick theater,
New York. last year. where it ran the
entire season. In transplanting the
story from the box to the stage three
acts have been made and all Its scenes
are laid at Harums country home. 1t
is said few, if any, liberties are taken
with the original story, with the eX-
ception that the comedy ii far more
dramatic than the novel. This is one
of the seasons best comedy attrac
lions.
Mr.. Byron Webster is the first Of the
candidates for councilman from the
Fourth ward to make announcement,
and his consenting to try for the pos
ition is received with qualification by
the people not only of his own ward,
but of the entire city. Mr.. Webster
is Just the kind of man that would
make splendid alderman. He is pro-
gresslve, has wide experience in pub
lie affairs and spent many years, when
engaged in editing newspaper. in eff
forts to upbuild the city and advance
It's interests in all ways. His election
would add strong man to the city's
governing body. 1t will require a very
strong candidate to beat him, under
the conditions existing In the Fourth
ward at the present time.
Robert Denbow. of Albion, has been
notified of the allowance of original
pensions to three Soldiers Home veter-
ans-William Il. CroZier Rev James III.
Van Derveer and James O. Jones. Vet
eran Crozier. who was member of
Company X, Fifth Iowa Cavalry, is
granted a Sc allowance, beginning Oct.
60 1901 Rev. Van Derveer, Company
D, Forty fourth Iowa Infantry, gets an
allowance of a similar amount. COM
mencing June 10, 1901, while Mr. Jones
is an SIS allowance commencing Oct.
%, 1901. Veteran Jones was a member
of the Third Iowa Battery. Another
pension that will he of interest to Mar
shalltown and vicinity has been
granted Jonathan Chance, of Gearing,
veteran of Company G, Fifty-first Ohio