Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-25


three years in the city.
About 100000 copies of Audrey"
were sold before the day of Its publica-
ton. 1t is the literary sensation of the
hour. For sale at Simmons Book
Store.
Mr.. C. w. Hutson went to Union this
morning where he will remain until
tomorrow night at the home of his
brother. Leason Hutson, who is crit
ically Ill.
Mr.. j. b. Rolston, of Albion. was in
the city this morning between trains
being on his way to Colfax, where he
will remain for week or more tax
ing treatment for rheumatism.
Possibly you have noticed Roberts
Cream of Chocolate advertised. We
have supply and you will find it ex-
cellent for breakfast, frostings. Ice
cream. cake filings, candy, etc. Reyn-
olds & Sheldon.
Mrs. e. G. Hanson returned this
morning from LeGrand, where she was
called a few days ago because of the
illness of her mother. Mrs. j. Duncan.
Mrs. Duncan, altho slightly improved,
is still critically i'll.
Rev. Father John Stuart, assistant
pastor of ST. Mary's, returned Monday
evening from Tama, where he had been
to attend the lecture of Rev. Father
Joseph f. Nugent, at Des Moines, on
The Lost Confessional.
This is not bad time to look around
70, I'm, her mr. If cnnfpnlnllte
building the coming season. We are
stocking up and are prepared to fur
nish anything in our line. Will be
glad to see you at our office and talk
prices to you. j. F. Irwin Lumber
Company.
One of the most notable attractions
at the Odeon this season will be $
Miller Kent in The Cowboy and the
Lady that charming comedy-drama
of western life, which will be presented
this evening. This play scored sue
cess last season with Nat c. Goodwin
in the role which Mr.. Kent will as
sumo here.
Engineer Nose" Arquette, of the
Central, made his first trip in two
weeks north on his regular run be-
tween here and Mason City on No. 5
Monday evening. Engineer Arquette
has been i'll with a severe cold since
shortly after the funerals of Engin
GERS Frew and White, which he at
tended at Keithsburg and Oskaloosa,
respectively.
Mrs Maggie Hanley and two daugh-
tiers. Lenora and Henriette. and Hattie
Holcomb and John O'Keefe, all of whom
were arrested last Friday night charged
with being inmates of disorderly
house. We're arraigned before the mayor
Monday. They plead not guilty
and their trials We're set for 8 o'clock
this afternoon The defendants have
employed an attorney and will fight the
cases.
Mrs. l.. A. Friend. OF Brighton,
mother of Mr. A. NJ Friend, of this
also OF Brighton: Mrs. Frank Ian
Mrs. A. Nj. Friend: Miss Kate Sheri-
dan. of Centeryille, a niece of Mr..
Friend. and Miss Kate Israel. of Des
Moines, niece of Mrs. Friend, arrived
in the city Monday evening. to be pres
ent AT the fTlSnu-beNlieit WeudiiiS,,
this evening.
Mrs. Phoebe Lockwood. of Boone,
sister of the late N. d. Putnam, and
Mrs. Jerome Wells, of Boone, niece of
Mr.. Putnam. arrived in the city this
morning and We're present at Mr.. Put
mans funeral, which was largely at
tended from the late home of the de-
ceased at 10 o'clock. Rev. DIR. f. w
Parsons officiated at the funeral and
the interment was Ia the Timber Creek
cemetery
Thirty-fi five Marshalltown people at
tended the recital of Jams Kubelik, at
Cedar Rapids, Monday evening, and
consider that they have enjoyed one
Of the rarest treats of a lifetime. Tho
special train did not carry very many
of the number out of here, as most
of the excursonists wanted more time
in Cedar Rapids, and went east on the
Chicago special, at 1:OS. Conductor
W. w. Fenlon took the special out of
this city, at o'clock.
Maj John t. Hume, of Des Moines,
assistant inspector general of the Iowa
National Guard, was in the city this
morning, being on his way to Mason
city, where tonight he will inspect
Company A of the Fifty-second Iowa.
This will be the first inspection of the
new year and is made little earlier
than at first anticipated. because of the
early departure of Capt. Clark for the
south where he expects to remain for
several weeks on account of his health.
Elmer Smith, one of the young men
crested few days ago charged with
robbing an old man named III. Peterson,
of Austin, Mimi, but who was later re-
leased and ordered to leave town at
onca, was taken into custody again
Monday afternoon for failure to comply
with the order. Mayor Jones sent him
up for fifteen days on a vagrancy
charge, with the promise of another
fifteen days on the rock pile If he failed
to leave town at the expiration of his
sentence.
A large crowd of bowling enthusi-
asts are expected to accompany the
Dubuque bowling team to this city
Thursday, Feb. 9th The Dubuque
team has an exceptionally high aver
age for so odd games played this sea-
son. The Marshalltown team is play
ing In splendid form In practice games
at the Clifford Owings parlors. Thurs
day night is looked forward to with
great interest General admission %
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