Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-13

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. book store.
Take your laundry to F'litton. 1t
will suit you.
Like Another Helen" and The Car
dinars Snuff Box at Liebigs.
Twenty five pieces of Scotch lawns
for 5 cents a yard. Lee & Benedict.
An endless variety of trouserngs in
bright, fresh. new and up-to- the times
patterns at Hopkins.
Mrs. Nellie Solomon has commenced
suit in the district court for divorce
from Frank solomon. Cruelty is al
legged.
The thirty-second annual convention
of the Marshall County Sabbath School
Association will be held in the Chris
tan church at Liscomb this week. The
convention begins on Thursday and
continues over Friday
Mr.. A. e. Shorthill, whose illness
during the past few weeks has been the
source of much anxiety to his friends,
is somewhat improved today. He is
very weak as the result of the fever
leaving him, but is able to take light
nourishment.
Do not forget that the Getz hospital
) is open for the surgical and medical
care of men, women and children re-
curing the best professional attention
and nursing. There is positively no
iced of going away from home to be
treated or have operations done.
The bartenders of the city, in their
bowling contest with the Rhodes Car
mean employees Monday night, defeated
the carriage makers by eleven pins
i The buggy men We're tifty-two pins
in the lead at the end of the fourth
game, but in the last the saloonists
made a gain of sixty eight. The con
test was OF five games, total num-
! Der of pins to count.
Mrs. Chester Durelle and daughters,
Gladys and Henrietta, arrived home to-
| day from Bryan, o.. where they were
called early last March because of the
| illness of Mrs. Durelles father Michael
! Wank, who died shortly after his
daughters arrived. While in Bryan
Mrs. Durelle's little daughter Henrietta,
aged 8, was taken i'll with scarlet fever,
and for time was very i'll.
AS closing attraction of the sea-
son at the Odeon Messrs Busby Bros.
have secured the operate success, The
| Chaperons" 1t is one of the largest
land best opera companies that ever
| visited Marshalltown, and the Busby
Bros. recommend it to their patrons. The
company numbers seventy people and
the production in carried complete.
| Caot..
| Word to friends IN the city anncun-
ces the marriage of a former MARSHALL
town boy. MIR. Harry Chapman, to Miss
| Vera Watts, of OSkaloosa. The we'd
ding was celebrated at Albert Lea
Mimi, where Mr.. Chapmans grandpar-
ents, MIR. and Mrs. S. B. Chapman re-
side. Mr.. Chapman is a brakeman in
the employ of the Iowa Central, and is
son of Conductor Frank Nj. Chapman,
formerly of this city, but now of Oska-
! looSa.
Ko-Ne PA Ka-Wa, one of the Iowa
Sac and Fox Indians living in the Ok
| lahoma reservation, near Cushing, Q.
| T., and daughter, Po-Nu-Wa, were ac-
companied to the city Monday after
noon by a good-sized delegation from
the Tama reservation, to see them safe
| ly started on their homeward Journey
Ko- Ne-Pa- Ka-Wa and daughter have
! been at the Iowa reservation since last
! spring. coming on a visit to the formers
! brother Pa Me-Qua, and being de-
| tanned by the lengthy smallpox quaran
tine.
| Dr. w. b. Kibbey, president of the
Iowa State Sportsmen's Association for
| the Protection of Game and Fish, Mr..
| L. c. Abbott, former secretary of the
association, and Mr.. L. y. Wallace left
| Monday evening for Ottumwa, where
! they Will be present at the state shoot,
/ which begins today and continues over
| Thursday. Mr.. H. P. nensel will leave
| tonight to attend the meeting. Mr.. w.
| B. Linell. of Eldora, and Mr. A. II. Shell
don, of Mason City, both well-known
members of the association, passed thru
the city Monday evening en- route to
| Ottumwa.
Mr.. G. M. Forney left this morning
for Sterling, ILL.,. where Thursday after
noon, at o'clock, he will be united in
marriage to Miss Anna Frank. Miss
Frank is quite well known in this city,
| IidNlHS visited mere last summer, ana q
year ago, at the w. r. Forney home.
| She is the daughter of Mr. August
Frank, who conducts large merchan!
tailoring establishment at Sterling. The
wedding will be a quiet one, witnessed
| by only few relatives and friends.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. For
ney will leave for Chicago, where they
will remain for week or ten days,
visiting also points In Wisconsin and
other cities tributary to Chicago. They
will return to Marshalltown at the con-
| clusion of their wedding trip and will
occupy the residence property at 500
West Church street, where they will be
at home to their friends after June Is.
Mr.. Forney is one of the city's best
| known young men, n son of Mr.. Henry
Forney He is connected with the
Bailey & Forney Syrup and Sugar
Manufacturing Company.
The remains of Mrs. Kate Griswold-
| Brown, whose death at Lake Arthur,
| La, was announced in these columns
Monday, did not arrive in Albion this
| morning, as expected and will proba-
bly, not arrive until tomorrow morning.
/ Hon. Timothy Brown, Of this city, and
Capt. Gideon Wheeler, formerly of this
county, but now of Fullerton, Neb.,
went to Albion this morning to remain