Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-17

will suit you.
Come on Don't wait any longer You
get what you pay for when sell you
the coal City weight. George Nyden.
Do YOU want hard coal? We have
plenty of it. Gregory Brown Coal
Company.
Exhibit of Armour's Beef Extract at
cur store every day this week. Banna-
tyne & Lay.
The Lotus Club will be entertained
by Mrs. George b. Albert. of 1Ol South
Fourth street, Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Pappe and wife leave this eve
ming for Chicago, where Mr.. Pappe goes
to purchase large stock OF ladies
suits and shirt waists.
Miss Middlekauff is ready to see GUS
toners at 10 East State street in the
F'inkle building, where she VIII remain
until her former room is repaired.
oskaloosa Herald: Mrs. r. +. Hal
ferty. of Marshalltown, is visiting her
friend. Mrs. Andy Baker. Both ladies'
left this morning for Eddyville to at
tend the Rebekah meeting and to visit
at the A. w. Riggs home.
Mr.. w. f. Hesse, chief clerk to
Chief Engineer H. G. Kelley. of the
Central. formerly of this city but now
of Minneapolis, arrived in the city
Saturday evening and remained over
today, looking after matters of bust
ness connected with the office here.
Miss Susie Church. of the Liscomb
schools. the spring vacation OF which
begins today, arrived in the city Satur-
day evening and will be in this city, at
the home of her brother. Mr.. r. >.
Church. and in LeGrand. with her aunt
Mrs Henry M. Hadley. during the
weeks rest from her duties.
The contract for the construction OF
the Iowa e st. Louis railway, from FL
mo-, on the Santa Fe, to connection
with the Iowa Central near Cente1viile
and the Chicago & Northwestern near
Buxton was let Saturday at Chicago
to William kenefick. of Kansas CITY,
Mo. The contract calls for the compile
ton of the line not later than August l.
The road is being built by the Gates
Lamber- Mitchell interests.
An Adams Express Company truck,
standing on the depot platform await
ing the arrival of the Central tram
from the south. was blown across the
south track this morn
ing Just as the first section or the
Pacific express was en-
tering from the east. AS a result tho
truck was quite badly demolished and
a small quantity of express matter
for points north was destroyed.
For those who desire to use the Santa
Fe California limited trains for the trip
to Los Angeles. on account of the Wom-
ems Federated Clubs convention May
to inclusive. the management has ar
to accept on these trains the
special rate round trip tickets on sale
for this occasion from Iowa April 20 to
81 inclusive. Forty-eight dollars is the
rate from principal points. This is an
exceptional opportunity to travel on
this celebrated train. as ordinarily only
full-fare first-class tickets are accept
ed. Applications for accommodations
should be made as far in advance as
possible. E. l.. Palmer of Des Moines,
is the district passenger agent.
Chaplain Jesse Cole, OF the Soldiers
Home, left Sunday evening for Leba-
non, Kas., where tonight he fills a lee
ture engagement. Tomorrow evening
he will lecture at Lenora, kas., Thurs
day night at Republic and Friday night
in Scandal. This will close Chaplain
Coles season, altho there is bare pos
sibility that he will have one other en-
gagement. He has had very sue
cessful year on the lecture platform
and has really been called upon, thru
the bureau directing his course, more
than he could possibly fill. Chaplain
Cole has made it a point not to be away
from home on Sunday during the entire
season, and in making this a rule he
has had to leave far distant points
where enga gements could have been
filed His repertoire has consisted of a
of patriotic themes, but the
most successful of his addresses has
been his -Four Years at the Front
One of the largest childrenS parties
of the season was given Saturday night
by Miss Bernice Clifford, at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Clifford
on North First street, when fifty of the
young friends of the hostess assisted in
her entrance into her teens.
Music was furnished during the even
ing by mandolin orchestra. and re-
which We're in pink and
white, were served by Miss Emma
Curtis, Miss Bernice's teacher, Mrs. j..
A. Rails and Mrs. NJ. G. Cappron, of
Grinnell. The young hostess was the
recipient of many handsome presents
In the games Otto Schmidt received the
first prize and Gerna Mcclure the con-
Those present We're: Char
lotte Click, Marjorie and Phyllis North.
Ruth Sieg. Clara and Edith Rails, Ruth
Ralch, Amy Wells. Ruth Loree, Amy
Wasson, Mildred Newcomer, Gerna
Mcclure Marie Wildman, Ella Oliver,
Inez Darner, Allie Tinker, Flossie
Ward, Hazel McCord, Murel Moscrip,
Mamie Mayer Florence Gustafson, Ed
ma Benson, Neva Baker, Florence Cat
ton, Bessie Hopkins, Grace Miller.
Hazel Willard, Leo Albert, Florence
Mayer, Harvey Griffin, Charley Brom-
nall, Warren Newton, Henry Shove,
Otto Schmidt, Roy Sanford, Fred Case,
George Milhiser, Morgan Coleman,
Fred Sparks James Wiley, Robert Kill
born, Frank Hull, Henry Mayer, Carl
Click and Arthur Tiffany.
Armour's demonstration Will show you
how to prepare soups and beef extracts
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