Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-01

gay was ~; MINIMUM Az.
| Mrs. Eva Mccoy holds a test seance
tonight at the Spiritualists' camp.
DR.. w. NJ. Choate, dentist, over No.
! West Main street. New phone 81.
The Luxerit Bible Glass will meet to-
morrow afternoon WITH Mrs. ]. Wal
/, tiers, ITO North Fourth avenue.
Mrs. William l. Crane and children
are home from Dayton, Ohio. where
/ they have been spending the summer.
Town Talk" tells all about the new
4 towns on the Chicago Great Western
i Railway. For free copy write Edwin
B. Magill. Mgr. Townsite Dept, For,
Dodge. Iowa.
Two Little Waifs,' will be the SAT-
lurday attraction at the Odeon. Mana
Iger Busby has arranged a special mat
inee for the benefit of ladies and child
rem.
! William H. Gilbert, manager of the
Dudley Business College, was operated
upon Monday for the removal of the
base of the spine. His condition is very
satisfactory.
|
Mrs. Seth Tug and Mrs. II. Master
son, the latter of Albion, who have both
been patients at the Getz surgery since
they underwent operations a couple of
weeks ago. were discharged Monday
and returned to their homes.
/ Rev. William Pilot, of Cleveland, o.,
spent Monday in the city, being on his
way to Smyrna, where he will remain
for short stay in the interests of Penn
| College. Rev. Pilot was a student at
Penn last year, and expects to be en-
rolled again this year
Mrs. B. B. Shollenberger has returned
from a three weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. w. Harmsley, at Water
/ loo. She was also guest of Mrs.
II. w. Bouldin, while at Waterloo. a
little son of DIR. and Mrs. Bouldin is
quite Ill as the result Of an attack
OF blood poisoning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lane arrived home
Monday evening from Spirit Lake.
where they have been for week Mr..
Lane attended the annual shoot of the
Indians and made very good average
in the contests. He shot an IS per
cent clip. which Is considered good
against such competition.
| Ned Downing was operated upon at
the Getz surgery Monday afternoon for
appendicitis, and this afternoon is do
| ing as we'll as could be expected. The
case, however, Is considered to be
serious one, with the outcome by no
means certain. He is bought to have
about an even chance for recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Head left Mon
day night for Minneapolis, where they
will attend the Minnesota state fair
Mr.. Heald IS to have charge of the Len
nox Machine Company's furnace ex-
hibit, or the fair grounds. The COM
pany.s exhibit of engines is TO be In
charge of one of the travelling sales
men. Mr.. Strife, Of Tama.
Miss Allie LeFever. of Albion, was in
the city Monday. being on her way to
Boone where she will begin her third
years work as a teacher in the Boone
schools. Miss LeFever has first prim-
airy work She was accompanied to the
| city by Miss Jessie Catlow, Of Albion,
principal Of the Gilman schools for the
past few years. who remained over
night as the guest of her sister, Mrs
John F. Hobbs. Miss Catlow Is rot to
be In school work this year
Mr. Albert Meade, who has been
spending the summer in Chicago as
an employee Of the Mccormick Harvest
ing Machine Company, In Its che meal
Laboratory, arrived home Monday even
Ling. He will remain here for visit
of few days with his parents, MI. and
Mrs E. r. Meade, when he will go to
Iowa City to enter the university for
post graduate work in the sciences. Mr.
Meade will specialize in biology and
geology.
| General Traffic Manager ]. N. Title
more, of the Central, passed thru the
| city Monday evening en- route from, Pc
oria to Hampton. Today, in company
with Superintendent Davis, who joined
him at Oskaloosa, Mr.. Tittemore will
go over the Algona branch, to look over
the crop prospects Another matter of
business to be taken up by the traffic
and operating departments and to be
| looked after on this trip, Is the cues
-tion OF the advisability in building a
station at Olaf. There is siding at
that point now, and some grain is ship
ped by the farmers of that community.
A station has been asked for, but i. has
not been determined as yet whether
1 theree will be enough business to JUS
/ tify the expense of putting in a sta
| ton.
John w. Wells, grand commander OF
the Iowa Knights Templar, left Monday
evening for Peoria, ILL.,, where he Will be
present at the annual conclaye Of the
grand commandery of Illinois, which
began this morning and continues over
Wednesday. Mr.. Wells attends the
/ Illinois conclave on the invitation of
Hon. AlonZo S. Wildernan, of BeNeville,
ILL.,, who will be elected this year as
grand commander OF Illinois TemIlars
A coincidence in connection with the
meeting of Mr.. Wells and Mr.. Wider
man at Peoria. at time when both
| are at the head of the communicates
| of two great states lies in the fact that
| they were together IN the state house
at Springfield four years both members
lof the Illinois Legislature from st
| Clair county. Mr.. Wilderman was at
| that time democrat and was elected
as the n1sjority representative OF st