Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-28

suit come and examine the new styles
received this week. Marion Gard.
Mr.. E. G. Wallace went to Montour
this morning. where he participated in
the shoot given today by the Montour
Gun Club.
The Busy Bee Circle Of the l.. o. T.
NJ. will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Henry Slime. 404 North Sec
end street.
Special prices on all grades and kinds
of watches, this week, complete line,
Isee them. Red or green trading stamps
Miller, the jeweler, 10S East Main.
Try some OF our deep vein Iowa
Hooking lump. It is a superior grade
Of Iowa coal and can not be beat for
furnace fuel. Brown Fuel & Lime
Company.
Mr.. George M. Martin. travelling pas
senger agent of the Iowa Central, was
in the city last night. leaving this
morning for Minneapolis, where he has
been summoned on business.
Miss Eva vanDerveer, who has been
spending the past two weeks with her
father. Mr.. w. ]. VanDerveer, and FAM
lily, returned to Chicago this morning,
to resume her work as a trained nurse
/, in hospital Of that city.
Mr.. Louis James and Mr.. Frederick
Warde, two of the greatest classic play
ers come to the Odeon Friday even
ting in THE Tempest" The supporting
company numbers thirty people and a
magnificent production Is carried.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Seager. OF Gilman.
spent Monday in the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seager will go to GrinHell in about
week to make their home during the
winter, their son, Mr.. Charles Seager,
being located there as q student OF
Iowa College.
Mr.. w. S. Topper, OF Los Angeles,
Cal, first vice president of the Con-
servative Life Insurance Company of
this city, who has been here for few
days stay, looking after business mat
tiers, went to Des Moines Monday even
ing. Mr.. Topper will return to the city
III few days for another short stay
before leaving for California.
Mr.. N. r. Gift, OF Gearing, who has
been at Clear Lake for the past few
days hunting ducks, passed thru the
city this morning OH his way home. MT.
Cliff reports the shooting as very good
and says that the brant and geese are
Just beginning to come in. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff have been occupying their
cottage at the lake for some time and
Mrs. Gift will return home Wednesday.
Mr.. q. N. Spencer. OF the n. L. Spencer
49,.
Company branch of the Western Grocer
Company, Oskaloosa, spent Monday IN
the city, coming to see his friend and
former partner, Mr.. A. l.. Stetson. OF
the Barley, Stetson, Preston Com
pany. wholesale grocers Los Angeles.
Cal, and formerly Of the Tollerton.
Stetson Company, Sioux City, in which
the Spencers were formerly interested.
Mr.. Stetson left for the west Monday
evening and Mr.. Spencer returned to
Oskaloosa.
Captain A. G.. CASTOR, formerly Of
this city, who now resides in Washing
ton, d. c., spent Sunday and Monday
in this city as the guest of Mr.. J. w.
Burroughs. Captain Castor was the
first adjutant OF the Soldiers, Home.
serving under the administration OF
Commandant Milo Smith. Mr. CASTOR
now has charge of the presidents
room in the capitol building at Wash
ington. While here Captain CASTOR
visited the Home and called on many OF
his old friends at the institution.
The students of the high school are
planning to present a small farce at
the auditorium on Thanksgiving eve.
Members Of the school gave very sue
cessful affair of like nature last year,
the proceeds being used to purchase
q new piano for the high school. A
personal letter from Nat Goodwin, to
those having the plans In charge, rec.
ommends (Which is Which," bright
little farce, suitable to amateurs, or
iginally written in one act, but which
will be made into two for Its presenta-
ton locally. The play will run about
an hour and cast will be selected
that can ably present it. Miss Agnes
Sears will have charge Of the rehears
ais, but has not as yet selected the six
who will be given the roles.
The remains of the late Edwin III.
Hibben left for Rushviile, Ind, Mon
day night, where the inserment will be
made. The remains were taken from
the Odd Fellows hall. where the flu
neral services were held in the after
noon, and conducted by an escort COM
posed Of members Of the r. Howe
Canton. Electric Rebekahs. and the
Red Men, to the depot. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. A. A Nicholson and
Joe Visek, of the Red Men; d. s. Good
and Edward Mack, OF the Elks. and
Samuel Wedgewood and ]. A. Ferree,
of the Odd Fellows. TIE funeral par
ty left the city at II O'clock and was
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Coon,
OF Cripple Creek, Col; Edwin III. Hib-
ben, Jr.. of Chicago; Charles T. La
Plant, w. B. Elliott, Joe Visek and E. z.
Mack. Mr.. Visek goes as representa-
tive of Chippewa Tribe and Mr.. Mack
from the Elks.
Commandant C. C.. Horton went to
Des Moines today to meet the board Of
control, to talk over plans for the car
ing for the states horses which were
left without proper accommodations
since the recent fire that destroyed the
Home barn. 1t is thought likely that
q new barn will not be erected this fall.
as the season is 80 far advanced and
there Is so much work under way now
at the Home that it is not thought pos
sible to erect barn such as the insti-
tuition needs by the time winter sets
in. Temporary accommodations have
been made for the horses, and 1t Is more
than likely that these quarters will be
used until spring. During recent high
wind the south wall of the barn fell in
and men who had been placed on watch
had 1ust left the vicinity short time