Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-23

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Main. Archie Parker.
Wanted-Fifty men by Gilman Can
ming Company. Gilman, La. Good wages
and steady employment.
Our remnant table will save you half.
Dress goods for children. 1o6 Eas.
Main, Archie Parker.
The Harmony Aid Soeiety Will meet
with Mrs. Ed Routh, 70 East North
street. Thursday afternoon.
Household furniture for sale includ-
ing piano. gas range, refrigerator, etc.
Mrs. Harry f. Sloan, 401 Nest State
street.
Miss Harris Will receive a limited
number Of pupils in c%locution and
physical culture. Call or address at
Ill West Church street.
On Sept. &c. % and 2s the G. & N. w.
railway wiki sell round-trip tickets to
Chicago at IS. Tickets good to re-
turn on or before Oct. 5.
A lady free with every 3o-cent ticket
reserved before 8 o'clock to see the r.
wing French tomorrow even
ing in the comedy drama. "A Runaway
Wife,
f.. j. Delaney returned Tuesday
evening from Searsboro, where he has
Leen for a brief stay at his boarding
camp. located on the Iowa Central.
Fonty-three men are members of the
camp.
The millinery opening at the former
location OF Melvin, Soliday & Co.'S viii
take place next Saturday. A large va
riety of pattern hats ard the newest
creations in trimmed hats will be on
display at prices way below actual
value. Come in and see for yourself.
A drop of a few degrees in tempera-
ture was recorded in the observation OF
this morning. taken for Tuesday. The
maximum for the day was So. two de-
grees under that of Monday. The mini
mum was so, a -four degrees fall from
Mondays minimum.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Lybarger enter
tanned at their home in Taylor town
ship Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Benedict. Mr.. and Mrs. d. J..
Bullock. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. O. Monohon.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Green, of this
city. An informal social evening was
enjoyed.
Henry Olson. aged Is, a press feeder
in the employ of the Marshall Print
ing Company, was injured Tuesday
afternoon by catching his right knee
between the cog wheels of a piatea
press. The flesh was quite badly LAGER
ated and confused, but no bones We're
broken.
Jack Simon, who for several months
has been travelling FOR the Marshall
town Grocery Company. has accepted
a position with Knesel Bros, whole
sale jewelers., OF Milwaukee. and has
been assigned to territory in Iowa and
Southern Minnesota. He began his
duties yesterday.
A telegram received at the Soldiers
Home this morning states that the fun
eral of the late Philip Grape Will be
held in Burlington this afternoon.Chap-
lain Jesse Cole a intended going to
represent the Home at the services, but
owing to the shortness OF the notice
he was unable to do so.
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General Superintendent w. d. Cantil-
lion, of the Northwestern, accompanied
by Trainmaster j.. w. Doyle, arrived in
the city Tuesday evening from Chicago.
on his business car, which was attached
to the Portland special. Mr.. Cantillion
made the trip from Chicago TO this city
in order to view track conditions. He
returned east on No. s, at 7:3o.
The old Beckwith home. standing
just west of the Baptist church. which
is one OF the landmarks of the city
south OF Main street, is being moved to-
day. and will be taken to a new site on
North Sixth street. neal Fremont. The
land where the building has stood for
so many years Is being cleared for the
occupancy of the new federal building.
Manager G. b. Ward, of the Iowa
Telephone Company, went to Montour
his morning, where at noon today he
attended the wedding of his sister. Miss
Edith Ward, to Mr.. A. w. Burroughs
Of Grinnell. The young people will go
to Grinnell tonight, where they are to
reside. and will be at home to their
friends after October 10. Mr.. Bur-
roughs is in the employ of the Spauld-
Ing Manufacturing Company. Mr.. L
w. Hobbie, Of Hampton, passed thru
the city this morning to attend the
wedding.
Cards received by friends in the city,
Issued by Mr.. Alfred P. Wetherhold, of
Macomb, Ill, announce the approach
ing marriage of his daughter. Jessie, to
Mr.. William Barrie, of this city, on
Tuesday morning, Oceober 6, at Ii
o'clock. The wedding will take place at
the Motherhood home. 405 East Calhoun
street, Macomb. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrie
will reside in the Cady property, 40S
North First street. Miss Motherhood
was formerly an English teacher in the
high school in this city. Mr.. Barrie is
a clerk in the employ of E. r. Lay.
Harry Durkee. of Webster City, who
has been visiting for a few days with
his sisters. Misses Alice and Lucy Dur
kee, who are guests at the home of their
cousin, Mr.. Jesse Troutner, left this
morning for Iowa City, where he goes
to resume his work in the dental school
of the state university. His brother.
Earl Durkee. who has also been a guest
at the Troutner home, left for Webster
City Tuesday. Mr.. Earl Durkee has
just closed the season with the Des
Moines nine of the Western League.
where he has been playing third base
during the summer.
TIL boys and girls of the choir of
ST. Pauls church Tuesday evening ten
| dered their pastor, Rev. William Pence
James, who is soon to be married to