Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-24
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Blind Boone, NJ. r. church tonight.
CRANK Merriwell's Schooldays" at
Liebig's.
Go to the Paragon restaurant for fine
confectionery.
Do not miss the Blind Boone Concert
Company at ~ e. church tonight.
Just one day left to buy a good
|iailor-made suit at Whitton & White
heads for $9.9S.
Mems neece-lined so cent underwear,
nothing better in town. closing out for
S5 cents, at Stern's.
The special sale of ladies' tailor
made suits at Henry Pappe's ladies
clothing parlor closes tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. II. j. Howe was hostess to few
friends at dinner Thursday evening in
honor of Mrs. Julian Richards, of Wa
IterloO
Mr. w. S. Porter and daughter Hor-
tense, of Eldora, passed thru the city
this morning on their way to Iowa City.
where they go to witness the Mime
sota-Iowa foot ball game Saturday.
A letter received by Mr.. Willard Hull
from Washington states that he failed
to pass his mental examination, which
he recently took in that city for adj
mission to the consular service OF the
United States.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Com
pany give you another opportunity to-
| morrow to get piece of Havlland q
Co.'s china, which they are carrying IN
the three patterns: one piece with each
50-cent, 81, 81 and SO cash purchase.
John Golwitzer was discharged in
Justice Clark's court Thursday after
noon in the case brought against him
for fast driving, preferred by John Rad :
cliff, a North First avenue liveryman.
IlFn neutrality-suspicious. cmfeaoc htra
Mrs. Pearl Somers, Ct Grinnell. ar
rived in the city Thursday evening and
will be the guest of Mrs. Belle Waldo
for a few days. Mrs. Somers came es-
pecially to be present at the afternoon
tea given by Mrs. d. w. Norris, Jr,
today.
The remains of the late Charles
Wulff, who was killed in Chicago on
Sunday, arrived in the city this morn
ing. Brief funeral services were held
at the grave In Riverside this after
noon at o'clock, conducted by Rev. A.
w. Sinden.
George Daniel PHI. D., ex-captain
Of a band of Turkish brigands, will lee
ture on his native country at the Meth
odist church Sunday evening. He Will
also speak at the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
in the afternoon. No admission is to
be charged for either of the lectures.
A travelling advertising agent who
gave his name as Earl Paul was ar
rested by Deputy Marshal Cochran this
afternoon for lacking advertising signs
on telephone poles. He was fined 80
by Mayor Jones. There is an ordinance
prohibiting this offense and the mayor
lis determined to put a stop to it.
Miss Grace Baker. of Centerville.
who has been employed In the city
schools for a number OF years and is
at present in charge of the first grade
sat the Woodbury., handed in today her
resignation to the board and will leave
the city Monday to take position In
the Des Moines schools. Her successor
has as yet not been chosen
Tommy" Bissell, who has been a
regular worshipper at the shrine OF
Bacchus for many years, with the re-
suit that he has been a frequent visi-
tor at the police courts. was arrested
10Th h,yn a mr.
was committed to await hearing be-
fore Judge Caswell, who will probably
order him taken to Cherokee for dipso-
mania treatment.
The police were called to the home OF
T.. r. Streeter. SOB Woodbury. street,
Thursday evening to quiet a disturb
ance caused by some young rowdies
who had made themselves objections
BILE to the guests at the Fetters-
Streeter wedding. Thew attempted to
create rough house by making noise
and throwing against the house. No arr
rests We're made as they had desisted
before the police arrived.
james Peckham. bill clerk Of the
American Express Company, leaves the
city tonight for Casper, Wyo., where he
has accepted run on the f., e. & M. V.
railway, between that city and Chad
ron, Neb Mr.. Peckham's position here
will be filled by the promotion of For
est Richeson, driver of wagon No. I.
Jerome Hull will be moved up to wag-
on No. l. While Fred Cram, of Vienna
township has accepted the position
made vacant by Mr.. Hull's promotion.
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Two freight trains on the Iowa Cen
trail came together at Grinnell at about
Z o'clock Thursday evening, doing
small damage. An extra freight, No. IS,
in charge of Conductor Russell, was in
the act of getting on a siding for pas
senger No. 2. when they We're run into
by extra freight 100, in charge of Con-
ductor Christianson and Engineer
Green. The pilot of engine 109 was
broken and one or two draw bars We're
torn out of the cars. Traffic was not
delayed as neither engines or cars were
derailed.
Superintendent w. p. Tomlinson, OF
the county farm, returned Thursday
from Des Moines in company with
Louis Roth, an inmate of the ward fol
incurables at the county hospital. Roth
escaped from the farm Saturday night
and in some unaccountable manner got
to Des Moines. Superintendent Tons
linson traced him to within short dis
lance from Colfax, but .nere all infor-
nation concerning him was lost until
an answer from a query from Des
Moines notified the superintendent that
Roth had been arrested there and