Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-02

All sizes III Sls coTSelS lOI 20 SSie'
i Bannatyne & Lay.
A new couch adds much to the APP
pearance of room. We have large
4 variety of them. Marion Gard.
The style of ladies' belts is constantly
Icllanging. We received several new
Istyles this morning. NJ. Il. Andrews.
Madame Rema has moved her hair
goods stock from 10 West Main to :
West Main, and occupies half of the
Liebig book store.
Mrs. L. v. Towner and Mds. S. NJ.
Reddow left for Rochelle, ILL.,, where
they will visit their sister, Mrs. u. A.
Horton, for a couple Of weeks.
The members of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. met at the
association rooms Wednesday after
noon and spent the time putting UP
fruits and jellies for then winters sup
| ply. The ladies are to serve suppers
to the Bible class during the winter
months
The public library will be open Sun
day afternoons hereafter beginning
next Sunday. The hours from 2: so till
$50 will be observed, and at that time
| patrons may have advantage of the
reading rooms or return books that may
be out. No new books will be given out
| however.
Mr.. T. w. WEIGH and Misses Ella Nc
CaviclS and Josephine and Marie Welch
arrived home Wednesday from Water
loo, where they had been to attend
the McCavick- Conaty wedding. Miss
McCavick will visit friends and rela-
.tives in this city before returning to her
home in Kansas City.
REV. Frank Wheeler. pastor of the
German Baptist Brethren, Iowa Valley
church, northeast of the city. arrived
home Wednesday evening from Musca-
tine, where he has been conducting a
short series Of meetings. He was sum-
moned home on account of the death Of
his little granddaughter, Laura Brown,
who died in Black Duck. Mimi, and
whose remains We're brought to Rock
ton Wednesday for interment.
AS yet the vestrymen of ST. Pauls
church have done nothing relative to
securing pastor to take the place va
Gated by the resignation of DR.. Black.
There will be nothing done in this mat
ter for month, as it is one of the can
ons of the church that thirty days must
,elapse after one pastor leaves before
another may he obtained The pulpit
will be filled, however, and next Sun
day Rev. Calvin Black will occupy it,
and on next Tuesday evening Bishop
Morrison, of Davenport, will be here to
I,,n no, n IL inc
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Preble were arr
rested Wednesday afternoon by Con-
stable Leech on an information filed by
Mrs. Mary J. Fades, Of No. 304 North
First avenue, charging them with the
larceny of watch. Mr. and Mrs. Pre-
BILE had been rooming and boarding
with Mrs. Fades during the summer,
and on Aug. %. shortly after the Pre-
bles left, Mrs. Fades missed her watch,
and she at once suspected Mr.. and Mrs.
Preble of having stolen it. The defend
ants were given a hearing in Justice
3Clark's court this forenoon, and the
evidence being insufficient to convict
they were discharged.
Seen our great $3.50 ladies' coat. Ban
lNltyne & Lay.
Constable Haas arrested Wednesday
afternoon Gottfried Wenger, of May
street, on charge of larceny, pre-
ferred by the Iowa Central Railway
Company. Wenger is accused of steal
ing brass from the company's yards.
Constable Haas and officer Weaver ar
rived at the Wenger home just as Mrs.
Wenger had sold the brass to a junk
dealer who had loaded it on a wagon.
preparatory to hauling it away. Be
tween forty and fifty pounds, valued at
about $40, were recovered. Wenger's
hearing is set for this evening In JUS
tice Burritt's court.