Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-11

New tailor-made suits, skirts and
taffeta silk jackets at Whitton &
Whitehead's.
Mr.. Joseph Tuffree. of 201 South First
street, celebrated the 93d anniversary OF
his birthday Tuesday.
All the latest models of talking ma
chimes and talking records and supplies
at Tuffree Music House.
The Marshalltown harp orchestra
was in Gilman Tuesday night to fur
nish music for dancing party.
DO not fail to hear Sherwood Thurs
day afternoon and evening at Congre-
gational church. Admission 80 cents.
Our line of walking skirts and ladies'
waists are the best values money can
buy. See display in west window. The
Fair.
Don't forget the Sherwood concerts
at the Congregational church Thursday
afternoon and evening. Admission %
cents.
NJ. A. Ward, of Bromley, who has
been quite seriously Ill for few
weeks With rheumatism and neuralgia,
is very much improved and is consid-
cred out of danger.
Lost, on Third or Jerome streets, q
black velvet belt with oNodized silver
buckles, set with Egyptian cameo.
Finder leave at 201 North Third
street.
The articles of incorporation of the
Elm Norwegian Lutheran church, an
nounced in these columns few days
ago as being under course of prepara-
ton. were filed with County Recorde,.
Evans Tuesday.
Braiden NJ. Campbell a coal dealer on
Eats Main street, in the Manufacture
ers' Sub division, sold today to George
Hines his business. The consideration
was $500. Mr.. Hines recently moved
to the city from LeGrand
District Deputy Grand Master H. w.
Mundhenk goes to Clemens this eve
ming, where he will Install the officers
of Minerva Lodge, No. 527. /. o. O. f..
Mr.. T.. r. Barber will accompany him.
acting as grand marshal for the occas-
ion.
This was bargain day at the Office of
Clerk of Courts knisely. and the last
day that trading stamps were given
with marriage licenses. The forenoon
rush was very apparent. four couples
being granted the necessary documents
to make them happy or otherwise.
A series of special meetings has been
commenced in the Albion Methodist
church. conducted by the pastor Rev.
Goodell, assisted by Rev. Ball. of the
Gilman Methodist church. Mr.. Bene-
diet, travelling evangelist, will have
charge of the meetings beginning with
next week.
Will Van Horn, of Albion, was in the
city Tuesday night. being on his way
TO Independence, where he will remain
for short visit with his wife. who
has been receiving treatment in the
state hospital for the past five years.
Mrs. Van Horn is improving nicely.
and 1t is expected that by spring she
will be paroled.
In the neighborhood of twenty mem
bers of Concordia Rebekah Lodge en-
joyed n pleasant hay rack party to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Neid-
erhauser two miles south of the city,
on the old Lucas farm, Tuesday even
ing. The evening was spent in a So
cial way, and refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
John Uhde, a cutter employed by
J.. G. Leutenegger, While reducing a
side of beef to roasts this morning,
severely cut his left hand. The wound
extended across the back of the hand
! and went into the bone, severing sew
| eral small arteries. Four stitches We're
required to be taken in dressing it.
He will be laid up from his work sew
eral days
| Peter Steyh. the engineer who has
| been in charge of the Central's School
! Rouse hill' work. went to Hampton or
| Tuesday evening, in which vicinity he
| will remain for few days consulting
with corps of company engineering
| employees, which is making preliminary
surveys for grade revisions, reductions
| of curves and other lines of improve
ments that are planned for next season
| Two cases for garnishment have been
| filed in the district court for the March
1 term Americas Dakin, of State Cen
tier, Is plaintiff in one against James
Hauser, garnishee defendant in the suit
of Dakin vs. A. D. Tinsley. and the
| other is brought by the ReuSs State
Bank, of Illinois, against the Marshall-
town State Bank, as garnishee defend
ant in the action of the Reuss State
Bank VS.. r. J. Grimes.
Mrs. j. c. Nickerson and daughter,
Miss Irene, of Chicago, arrived in the
city Tuesday evening, and are guests
! at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Eckles, in Taylor township They come
TO be present at the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Friend and Mr.. Herbert c.
Eckles. at Green Mountain. this even
ling. Mr.. Walter Eckles, of Rudd,
Floyd county. also arrived in the city
Tuesday evening to attend the we'd
ding.
| Claim Agent Marquis Barr of the
| Central. accompanied by G. c. True
clerk to Solicitor George w. Sewers,
! was in the city Tuesday, taking the
statement of r. w. Hughes, of Az
West Nevada street, the car repairer
who was hurt on Nov. by being
| caught between the humping sill of q
switch engine and the corner of the
4 coal chutes Hughes is not improving
4 va,.y rapidly, In fast he is but little
hf,tar than he was two weeks after
anstaining the injury He is still un-
.hl,. 10 leave his home, and can no,
,,,nva about without the aid of crutch-
Mr. Barr went to Nevada this