Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-10-31

afternoon by the clubs treasurer, Mrs.
w. r. Koontz.
Officer Mike Clark vent to Clinton
this morning for short visit. His beat
is being filled in the depot District by
Deputy Marshal Cochran.
Mrs. Padellford, OF Nevada, especially
Invites the public to call and see heI
beautiful collection of Oriental gold
fish, exhibited at d. S. Goods grocery
store for the next few days.
Miss Gill. aged 1S, living southwest
OF Clemens two miles, was operated
upon Thursday afternoon for appendi-
citis. The operation was very success
fun and the patient is doing remarkably
we'll.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Ella
Jones was held from the Friends church
this afternoon at 1880 and was largely
attended. Rev. E. r. Purdy officiated,
and the internent was made in
Riverside.
Rev. NJ. j. Burton, Of Davenport, for
merly pastor OF the Second Baptist
church, Of this city, who was here
Thursday to officiate at the funeral of
the late Mrs. Annie Young, left for his
home Thursday evening.
Mike Sullivan, a well-known North
western passenger conductor, who is Oh
the Is and IA runs, is of duty because
of the death Of brother-in-law. at
Chicago. Conductor John Wagner. OF
Clinton, is substituting on his runs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Kilborn, Of
Washington. d. c., arrived in the city
this morning to spend a month with
their parents and other relatives. Mr..
kilborn chose this time TO take his va
cation in order that he might be here
to vote.
The first meeting of the year OF the
Industrial school will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the southwest
corner room Of the court house base-s
ment, which the board Of supervisors
has given those in charge for tempOr-
airy quarters.
One OF the new Central chair cars,
No. "a, to be used by the Iowa Central
on the new st. Louis st. Paul train. was
deadheaded north this morning on pas
senger No. /. The other equipment to
be used in this new service will be sent
north as soon as 1T Is ready.
The Careaway Club opened It's sea
son Thursday evening by meeting with.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Janney at their home,
112 South Third street. The guests Of
the club were Mrs. Kate G. Frink, of,
st. Louis; Mrs. A. II. LOOMS. OF Chi-
cago; and Mr.. John Woodbury., Of this
city.
Mrs. Jennie Hagen Brown, OF Fort
Worth, Texas, who was in attendance
at the last Spiritualist camp here pass
ed thru the city this morning en- route
from Chicago to Nevada, where she
was called to deliver the funeral sermon
over the remains OF Mrs. ]. G. Lowell,
of that place, this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Louie Selbog, arrested by Officer
Lage for intoxication, was in the may
cr's court this morning, paid the costs
and was discharged. James Carlson. ar
rested by Officer Clark on an informa-
ton filed by James Smalley. charging
him with larceny OF q pair of gloves.
was given his hearing this morning and
on payment of the costs was dis
charged.
The delivery team OF c. n. Culley
came near being killed or injured by a
street car on North Third street late
Thursday afternoon. The team was
standing near the tracks while the
driver was in neighboring residence,
and when car approached became
frightened and ran directly In front Of
1t. Motorman Hallcroft Immediately
reversed his car and managed to pre-
vent striking the animals
A number OF Gilman people. includ-
ing George Quigley, George w. Smith,
Charles Taylor, Louis Ludlow, George
Baker, w. HI. Beale, Charles Stewart, "A.
r. Urbine, p. j. jacobson and George
Thompson, were in the city Thursday.
having been subpoenaed before the
grand jury as witnesses. The grand
jury is considering an important case
at Gilman which, If indictments are re-
turned, will create somewhat of a sem
sation in the little town.
Rev, Joel Myers, of LeGrand, was in
the city Thursday afternoon, being on
his way to Liscomb, where this morn
ing he off1ciated at the funeral of the
late Mrs. Elvin Hilsabeck. Rev. Myers
only returned home Wednesday from
Norfolk, Va, where he had been to at
tend the annual convention of the
American Christian church. He stop
ned on his way home at Alliance. o., his
home, for a weeks visit, it
having been twenty-four years since he
had been there Rev. Myers will remain
In Union over Sunday to preach at the
Old Bethel church.
Mr.. ]. v. Ritchey, of Burlington, vice
Of the Marshalltown Pottery
Company, spent Thursday in the city
as the guest of Manager Mathews. Mr..
Ritchey is very much gratified indeed
at the progress being made at the
plant. and, knowing the conditions that
the company has had to combat with.
did not realize that 1t would be pos
sible to be so far advanced with the
work. Mr.. Ritchey is considerably
In Marshalltown, In that this
Is the city where he secured his wife,
Mrs Ritchey was formerly Miss Bessie
Norton, q daughter Of Contractor Nor
ton. a former well known man on the
Central She will be remembered by
j great many friends here. Mr.. Ritch-
ey went to Boone, his former home,
Thursday evening, for brief visit be-
fore returninE to Burlington