Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-06-13
DR.. MARS, osteopathist Fidelity bnk.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, IS East Main

DR.. MairS, oSteopathlSt. Fidelity bnk
DR.. Billiard, osteopath, % East Main
Flash-light waist buckles at M. +.
Andrews.
Special prices in ladies parasols at
the Hawkeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Block. of 7O5 North
Fourth street, are parents of girl, born
Thursday.
One of the prettiest cottages in the
city to rent All modern conveniences.
Inquire at Simmons book store.
Shoe UP your family at our remoya
sale. We have lots of good solid shoes
Bromleys Shoe Store, 10 East Main
street.
Mrs. D. w. Norris, Jr., entertained
at a / O'clock luncheon Thursday, in
honor of her cousin, Miss Mabel Nc
Leran, Of Ashland. Neb. Covers We're
laid for twelve, and the afternoon was
spent with music and an interesting
guessing game. The young ladies pres
cnt We're: Leila David, Fern Foreman
Mabel Miller, Emma Woodbury., Emma
Parsons, Maude Salisbury. Charlotte
Whitton. Jessie Decker, Grace Lander,
Bessie Speers and Mabel McLeran.
Mr. A. A Bishop and Miss Florence
Cannon, who We're married at the
brides home in Eldora Thursday after
noon, arrived in this city Thursday
night. The bridal party and friends as
Of <.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bishop, at
80 North Second street where all were
served with bounteous supper by the
groom's mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop
will visit in this city for a few days
when they leave for shJrS stay in Chi
cago, after which they will return to
Toledo, where they will make their flu
ture home Mr.. Bishop holds a position
as operator with the Chicago 6, North
western railway company in Toledo.
Both young people have large circle
of acquaintance in this city.
The servant girl question struck the
Pilgrim Hotel Thursday evening with
such force that it threatened for a
time to assume the proportions of a
riot, which would involve not only the
proprietor, Mr. George Wagner, and the
girls in question, but also many of the
guests. The cause of the difficulty was
the desire on the part of several of the
dining room girls to obtain leave of
This being refused them they
with, several of their sympathizers who
We're employed in the dining room i'm
went on strike and pro-
it,cr I,rT t,lJ
if they desired to go, they should go at
once. and unless they FASTENED in their
departure force would be used to expe-
date their movements. This threat sew
eral of the guests took exception to and
q large crowd collected about the hotel
The matter was settled peaceably. how
ever by the girls leaving the hotel
Thursday night. seven of whom quit,
most of them leaving for Hampton and
Clear Lake, where they have places in
other hostelres.
The Chicago & Northwestern rail-
way has methods all of its own for
the effectiveness of its SER
vice. The latest move in this direction
has just been made. The Iowa division
is divided into districts, each district
Of which comprises an association, and
the agents at all stations are expected
to attend meetings of their association
which are held monthly This is for
the purpose of getting the agents bet
ter acquainted with one another, and
furnishes an opportunity for the dis
cussion of matters that come up that
will be of benefit to all. 1t is the in
.ention of the company to have a rep
'esentative of the traffic and operation
departments present at each meeting.
The first meeting of Iowa Division
Agents Association No. 3, in which
his city is included, was held at the
,ffice of Agent f. b. Garvin Thursday
evening. This district includes agents
Boone and Tama. All agents
If the company from Chelsea to Jor-
ian. inclusive. We're present at the first
Meeting. Travelling Freight Agent A.
". Eberhart. of Cedar Rapids, and
Mr.. w. H. Bremmerer of the division
office at Boone, repre-
;ented the traffic and operating depart
nents. Matters of interest to all con-
,erned were discussed and the meeting
proved profitable to all attending. The
lext regular monthly meeting will be