Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-09
Eurnu pahlan observation-disclosures gua 4rzday @rtnnr g. 1902
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Window glass at Mayors drug store
Graves tooth powder at NJ. F. An.
drew's.
Heavy Jersey shirts for SO cents at
the New York Racket store.
Wanted, boy to carry messages and
do chores. Apply Times Republican.
Friday and Saturday 12ls-cent silko-
lines at cents. Bannatyne & Lay.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Roker. of South
Center street, are the parents of a son.
Very Rev. NJ. c. Lenihan went to
Boone this morning TO attend the con-
1irmation being held in that city BY
Bishop Garrigan, of Sioux City.
Mr.. George w. Tinmons. of Mar
ietta, left Wednesday for Toronto, Cam.
where he will enter the Toronto Veter-
mary College for q two years course
|of study.
Mr.. Reid, of Chicago, representing
the Gamewell Fire Alarm Company,
who installed the fire alarm system in
this city, is here today, and. with mems
bers of the fire protection committee, is
making test of the system.
You can have the best lighted store
in town for five cents an hour by using
the .Lumo Gas Arc" lamps. They
burn gas, are absolutely no. trouble,
and the cheapest light on the market.
Branch Jones. Electric Company.
The members of the Methodist church
will hold a reception in the parlors OF
the church Friday evening for Rev. r..
NJ Coleman and wife. The event is in
honor of the beginning OF the third year
of Rev. Coleman's pastorate in this
city.
Mrs r. J. White entertained Wednes-
day small company of friends in hon
or of Mrs. Theresa futile. of State Cen
ter, the affair being in honor OF the lat
tiers 10th anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
P. Bryant, of Seymour No. We're out
of-town guests.
C. Lashley was arrested by officer
Hurd Wednesday night for disorderly
conduct. Lashley was using profane
and indecent language last night and
was this morning given his hearing be-
after severe lecture.
Rev. f. w. Russell. who was called
from State Center to offlciate 1T the fu-
neral of the late Archibald Allison, re-
turned to that place this morning to be
present at the remaining sessions of the
annual meeting Of the Waterloo presby-
terry. He was accompanied by Mr.. w.
q Carrier Of Chicago
Mr. Charles Ingraham, who, for the.
past twenty years has been the manag-
er Of the Iowa Telephone Company's
business in this city, has tended his
resignation. Owing to the inability OF.
Travelling Auditor Mcdonald to visit
the city Mr. Ingram will not step out
until tonight. He is in Eldora today,
checking up the company there. OF
which he was also manager. Mr.. In
graham will be succeeded by MT.
George Ward, of Montour.
A number of young ladies met at the
home of Miss Ella Meyers Wednesday
evening and organized the II. u. ".
Club. The officers We're elected as fol-
lows: Miss Maud Fredland, president;
Miss Maud Lundy, secretary, and MISS
Ella Meyers treasurer. refreshments
were served by Miss Meyers and a very
pleasant time was had. The members
Of the club are Myrtle Mason, Maud ana
Emma Fredland. Bessie Dilley, Ella
Meyers, Stella Duncan, Kate kunkle,
Ella Bulge and Maud Lundy.
Carl. the ear-old-son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scheid, who reside in the
south part Of the city, had most
narrow escape from being burned to
death. Mrs. Scheid was raking the
leaves from the yard and had lighted
a bon fire to burn them. when the lit
tie fellow unknown to his mother, got
too near the blaze His dress caught
fire burning him badly about the body
and face. 1t was feared at first that
the injury would prove fatal, but 1t is
now thought that the child will re-
cover.
Secretary Fellingham, of the Railroad
Y. NJ C. A.. has made extensive plans
for work along educational and relig-
ious lines for the winter months. A
friend of the association has kindly do
mated to 1T a stereopticon that will be
used in illustrating the work as 1t pro-
crosses, both in the educational classes
and in the religious study. The stere-
cpticon will be used twice month, on
Fridays and Sundays. AT the first meet
ing for those interested in the educa-
t;onal classes, to be held Friday even
ing, the instrument will be used to show
something Of what has been accom-
plished along this line and also what is
expected to be done. On Sunday at the
mems meetings 1t will be used for the
illustrating OF the Biblical work and the
scenes to be studied. The meetings on
Friday evenings are. open to all. but the
Sunday services are, as heretofore, for
men only.
At the meeting of the stockholders of
the Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad
Company, held recently in Minneapo-
lis, the reports show that the road has
had a most prosperous year. Directors
George Croker, Edwin Langdon and H.
e. Huntington, whose terms had ex-
pired, were reelected. H. e. Hunting
ton has taken the place Of John w.
Mackay, recently deceased. The board
of directors is composed OF the same
gentlemen who are at present directors
Of the Iowa Central, viz: Edwin Haw-
ley, John E. Searles, F. H. Davis, H. E.
Huntington, Edwin Langdon, F. F.
Palmer, L. c. Weir, George Croker.
and L. r. Day. While the company
has not added any additional mileage
to it's line during the past year, i'm
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