Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-18
THE CITY In BRIEF

at Fellner's.
| See the new public library clock in
IChamberlain's window.
| For the latest patterns in wall paper
go to Dinges 4 Everist, 2051a West
Main street.
William j. Johnston, of Des Moines, is
treating with DR.. Wood, the eye and
ear specialist.
Have you seen that Marshall Tent
No. 20, K. Q. T. NJ cigar, manufactured
by John A. Tallman?
The best meals in the city you Will
find at Sundell's Cafe, we'll SEASONED
and served In the best style.
Officer Mike Clark, of the city police
force, who has been taking his annual
vacation during the past week, resumed
work this morning.
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The genuine Colfax water in cases OF
two dozen quarts, $3.50 per case. De-
livered. The Edelweiss," IA North
First avenue. Phone, SIS.
|. Call and see the new line of holo-
plane prism glass electric and gas
shades at =. l.. Wilson & Co., 224 East
Main.
Miss Grace Elliott, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jared Elliott, OF Minerva, who
has been home fer Meek recovering
from an attack OF measles, which she
contracted while attending Western
college. Toledo. expects to be able
to return to Toledo next week to re-
sumo her work.
b The Nevada Watch ian tells OF a
farewell party given at Colo Ia honor
of Rev. j. B. Mel'oy. who has just left
his Colo passionate to take up his work
in this city as pastor of the new State
street church. The Colo church mem
bers presented their retiring pastor
with gold watch chain.
Miss Mary, Harrington. who closed
her winter term ,,f school at Ferguson
Friday afternoon, arrived in the city
Friday evening and will remain over
Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs
C. A. Haskins. Of 70S West Church
street. She will go to ST. Anthony
Monday to begin the work of the spring
term.
The season for gas ranges Is now at
hand. Why not take gas range on
thirty days trial? Kitchen work Is
made a pleasure with one. and when the
fire is first Lighted II is as hot as it
ever will be. Then why worry over
a fire that VIII not burn when gas is so
reasonable. Marshalltown Light,
Power & Railway Co.
Rev. w. E. Hopkins. of Minneapolis,
who a year and a half ago returned
from a long stay in Indiana, entertained
an audience thar almost completely
filled the First Baptist church FRIDAY
evening. His talk, whici occupied the
larger portion of an hour. was most
instructive one and deal. largely with
the customs, dress and habits of the,
natives of India.
Veterans John Potter and Taylor
Myers. of the Soldiers Home, went to
Boone Friday evening. where they will
remain for short Burroughs with rela-
tives. Mr.. Potter expects to be gone
about a week. and Mr.. Myers has taken
a twenty days leave of absence. Both
are old settlers Of Boone county, Mr..
Myers having lived there folty-se
years before coming to the home.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Railroad
Y. NJ. C. a. gave most successful So
cial in the rooms of the association on
Friday evening The rooms We're
crowded with those who came to pur-
chase little articles. all CT which were
marked down to l cent each. Refresh
ments and entertainment were fur
nished the guests at penny each. The
ladies cleared SIT by the undertaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Forney enter
tanned the members of the Careaway
Club Friday night, the meeting being
the last of the season. Dinner was
served att. Bid euchre was enjoyed
after dinner. the sweeps prizes going
to Judge Rurnflam and Mrs. w. NJ
Ci1oate, and those for progression to
DR.. Choate and Miss Grace Cole. of
Kansas City. Judge and Mrs. Burn
ham and Miss Cole were the only out
of-town guests.
Mrs. E. D. Young and daughters.
Misses Myrtle and Birdette, returned
Friday from Mason City where they
have been to attend the wedding of
Miss Edith CLARK and Mr.. Frank Kirsh,
the latter of Everett, Wash. The bride
is known to a number of Marshalltown
friends, having visited here on differ
ent occasions as the guest of the Misses
Young Miss Birdette Young acted as
bridesmaid, and Miss Myrtle Young
was one of the seven young ladies who
served the wedding luncheon.
Marshalltown friends were very much
interested In the T.-R. story from
Grinnell, published Friday evening
the approaching marriage
of ex- Mayor II. w. Spaulding, of Grin
nell, and Miss Aimee Haight, of Rock
ford, Ill., Miss Haight has visited here
a number of times as the guest of Mrs.
Thad Smith, and will be remembered
by many friends Those here with
whom she was most intimate had been
informed that the wedding was to be
celebrated soon. but the date had not
been announced.
w. H. Macy and NJ i. Reese, two of
the three members of the Penn College
debating team, which was defeated in
Cedar Rapids Friday night by the Coe
College debaters passed thru the city
this morning on their way home. The
subject debated was: Resolved.
That the United States should further
extend the principle of protection to
her merchant marine" The Oskaloosa
team had the Affirmative, and while it
gave the Coe men a good race failed
to win. Mr.. Macy is a brother of p.