Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-02

1ali2e at Finkle's hall tonight
Hear Miss Hefiin at M. e. church to
might.
Special prices on bed spreads at. n
F. Andrews.
Tickets for Miss Hehin's entertain
ment az Alexander drug store, rs an
Is cents.
Wanted--Two desirable furnished Q
UNFINISHED rooms with bath. S.
care T.-R.
i We can suit the ladies in $500 shoe
and at other prices IL you want then
! We invite your inspection. E. G Wal
lace
Have you CRATE? To enjoy it ,hor
oughly You should have some anne
coal Order only from Gregory Goa
Coke & Lime Co
/ Professor e. A. Steiner, of GrlnneiI
| VIII occupy the pulpit of the Con
gregationil church Sunday morning
Special music by quartet.
Walter Rockhill, son of Mrs. f
G. Rockhill, of Gilman. is quite seri.
ously Ill at his mothers home. suffer.
| ing an attack of typhoid fever.
Go to sinclair's Saturday and pur.
chase your coffees, teas. etc. and ge'
pair of pretty japanese vases, one
with each so cent cash purchase
The maximum temperature 70,
Thursday was Sc: minimum. 81. The
precipitation for the twenty four hours
ending at 80 this morning was .04 OF
an inch.
We show a large and well selected
line of ladies' and children's eloaks
In all the fashionable designs and APP
propriate materials, at NJ f. An
drews'
A telegram received in the city this
morning announces the birth of a
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Lander.
Jr.. of Minneapolis. Locally congrat-
ulations TO Grandpa and Grandma Ian
der and Uncle Jack are in order
The pupils of the eighth room of the
Third ward school will hold a candy
sale all day Saturday at Schmdt's
hardware store. The proceeds of the
of pictures and other decora tions for
their school room.
Ihat powerful and impressive nlelo-
drama Human Hearts" will be seen
mere Monday evening. 1t tells a pret-
" story of life in the Arkansas hills.
and the company presenting 1t is good
one The necessary special scenery
is carried. Seats go on sale tomor-
row morning.
Word received in this city from Os-
ka!oosa asks that a lookout be kent
Tor Willie Maher. boy of II years of
age. who has run away from home and
Is supposed to have come to this city.
The boy has been employed in one of
the newspaper offices In 0skalaossl,
His father is a conductor for the Iowa
Central
Mr. ]. p Woodbury.. president of the
First National Bank. has had made
a large crayon portrait OF his father,
the late g. NJ Woodbury., one of the
pioneers of Marshalltoan. for whom
the Woodbury. school was named. The
picture. after being on exhibition in
down town store window for a time.
IS to be presented to the school,
Mrs. George Belt. Ames. who came
to the city "A few days ago in order, to
be present at the. funeral OF the late II.
j. Belt. who was killed at Stuart
Neb.. returned to her home Thursday
evening. Mrs. Belt has been the CUES,
Of her aunt, Mrs T. c. Cronkleton, ind
family. during her stay In the city.
Miss Anna. Healion. court reporter for
Judge George w. Burnham, returned
home Thursday evening from Vinlon,
where she has just completed her work
FOR the September term. Judge Burn-
ham has few more probate matters
10 look after before adjournment, but
the work Of the term is practically
finished. The Benton county term be-
gan September II. Judge Burnham be-
gins the October term in this district on
he 26th inst.
Mrs. A. E. Shorthill and Mrs. w. M.
were summoned to the home |
Of their sister. Mrs. Lou Wallace, near
Green Mountain, Thursday. on account /
IF the critical illness of their sister. I
Mrs. George Thompson. Mrs. Thomp-
son is quite low, and 1t was feared for
1 time Thursday that she could not
i've. Her illness is due to an abdom-
nal trouble. for which she was oper-
lted upon some time ago.
L. G. Abbott who was called to Della
leld. Wis, few days ago on account
4 the Illness of his son, Cutler. who
ecently entered ST. Johns Military
academy at that place, arrived horne
his morning accompanied by his sen.
rho had sufficiently recovered to be
BILE to travel. Mr. Abbott was taken
nth another attack OF hernia. with
fhich he suffered last summer, and for
everal days has been taking treat !
lent In a Milwaukee hospital FIe
Fill remain here for time until he has
ecome we'll enough to return to
chool. Is
Walter Farrell. of Chicago, who has
cen in the city for visit of a week ut
he home of his mother, Mrs. Thomas
ARIEL. left Thursday for st. Louis,
mere ne has accepted a position with
he Granite City Manufacturing Co,
which Mr.. George r. Chamberlain
ormerly Superintendent OF the factory
I the Glucose Sugar Refining Company
1 this city is superintendent. Three
undred men are now employed build
lg the big glucose plant, which, 1t is
ow expected. will be ready for opera
on by May !. 1904. Mr.. Farrell VIII
IKE charge. as engineer. of one of ths
ompany's four engines that carries
lpplies from ST. Louis to Granite CITY