Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-17

! LIZ. IMdITS TREATS successfully All
chronic diseases. Consultation free.
Beth phones
II YOU can use any kind of towel in
your office. store or shop call up Derby
Bros Towel supply New phone, 80.
desire TO thank all the friends and
neighbors who SO kindly assisted dur
ing the recent illness of my wife. C.
f. Breckel.
/ Parties are requested not to forget to
make appointment with DR.. Wood. the
eye and ear specialist before calling
and thus save themselves much incon-
| venience.
Congressman Robert g. Cousins, who
/ has been speaking in cities in this sec
ton of the state during the week,
! passed thru the city this morning on
his way to his home at Upton.
! a meeting of the Timber Creek Gem
etery Association Will be held Friday
at 9 o'clock at the Timber Creek school
house near the cemetery. The meeting
will be for the purpose of electing Off
GERS.
| I. w. Woodrow. Universalist pastor
! for many years in Marshalitown, will
| speak morning and evening at the
Stone church. corner Second avenue
and Church street. Messages by Mrs.
Mccoy.
Rev. Frank Wheeler left this morn
| ing for Libertyyille, where he will re-
main for a visit of couple Of weeks
with friends He viii preach in the
church Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Shorthill is worse this af-
ternoon. At 8 o'clock she underwent
another hemorrha2e, and her condition
is extremely critical She rested easier
Friday night and the indications this
morning were more favorable.
Editor Q. d. Elicit. of the Iowa Pro-
hibitionist, went to kaio. Webster
county Friday night, where this after
noon ne spoke in the interests of the
prohibition party. He also holds an
other meeting tonight, ard will fill the
pulpit Of the Methodist church Sunday
Rev. w. III. Scott, and daughter Lola,
left this morning for Jefferson where
they Will be the guests over Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wood and family.
Rev. Scott will preach In the jefferson
Christian church In the morning and
will conduct services in the Baptist
church in the evening.
For the American livestock show at
Kansas City the Chicago Great West
ern will sell round trip tickets fol one
fare plus 81, Oct. IL to "a, inclusive
good to return not earlier than Oct
10, nor later than oct rs. BY dspositins
tickets and paying so cents tickets vii /
be extended to Nov. 10. Children hal
rates. j. A. Ellis, agent.
Rev. Father Angelo. of New York /
who is known in this city because Of I
his having conducted very successful |
mission here a year or two ago, spen |
Friday evening in the city as the guest |
of Rev. Father Lehman, being on his I
way to Eagle Grove, where he will have |
charge of a mission. Rev Angelo has
just completed weeks mission In Rev. |
Hogan's church at Van Horn.
What" said She Got them of /
Tony? Why. supposed they came
from Chicago or New York Such a
fit! And look at the style Of them. |
Never saw a better looking suit of |
clothes. I will tell my husband and |
have him buy his next suit of Tony
All the latest things in domestic and |
imported goods. Tony Psenicka
Carol Norton, c. S. D., of New York
City, member of the board of lecture
ship of the First Church of Christ,
(Sclentist of Boston, Mass. will lee
ture Sunday, Oct. Is, at p. M. in the
First Church of Christ (Seientist) Main
and Fifth streets. subject Christian
Science the Gospel of Righteousness
and Health All are cordially invited
Admission free. No collection.
Colonel ]. M. Parker received tele-
gram from Abingdon, Ill., this morning,
announcing the death of his sister, Mrs
NJ. b. Harden, who died Friday Colonel
Parker will leave this evening to at
tend the funeral which will be held
Sunday afternoon at 80 o'clock. Mrs
Harden's death was due to complca-
ton of diseases, with which she had
been suffering for several months. She
leaves a husband and one daughter.
Details from Co. A Fifty sixth Regi-
ment Iowa National Guard, of Mason
City, and Co. ID, of the same regiment
from Hampton passed thru the city
this morning on their way to Des
Moipes. There they will join similar de-
tails from the companies of the other
guard regiments and leave
tonight for FIT Riley. Neb., where they
will take part in war maneuvers In
with the regulars. The de-
tail from the Mason City company was
of seven privates, and that
from Hampton of eight privates in
charge Of Corporal Luke.
The union station was a metropolis
tan football center Friday between
and 6, the hour Of the arrival and de-
parture of the evening trains. The
members of the Iowa State Norma.
School eleven We're in the city Ell route
to Oskaloosa, where they play Penn
College this afternoon. The Cornell
team passed thru the city on its way to
Des Moines, to meet Highland Park
this afternoon. The members or the
high school team, accompanied
by several enthusiastic supporters, ar
rived from the south, and were met by
the Marshalltown team the members
Of which entertained them until the
Western The Still College team came
in from the north having met the
state Industrial school team and defeat
by score of % to 4. Two of the Still.
players, ID. M. Swain and j. G. Fol1ett.
were injured in the game, Swain hay
ing his left ankle dslocated and Fol-