Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-29
THE CITY IN BRIEF

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kemble's flowers, 529 North Third.
For house painting go to Dinges &
Everest.
Great values in laces for 3 cents to.
morrow. E. r. Lay
Oysters and short orders a specialt,
!; at the Paragon. l1s East Main Neat
clean and .fome-like.
Another shipment of indian bead.
ana needles just received. Miller, the
Jeweler, los East Main.
thursday you can select the very
latest in coats and suits from the man.
ufactumrs' line. L. II. Lay.
Empire Qilinois) nut coal is the best
and ciaailest nut coal ON the market
Ii pieases every one. Order only from
the Gregory Coal, Coke and Lime Co.
Mrs. c. +. Schoenhut left this morn
ing for Burlington. where she viii ac,
as the judge of the art exhibit at the
Des Moines county fair, to be held
there this week.
4 When in the city for the carnival
con fail to go to 119 East Main street
to see the fine imported canary sing
ers which are for sale. Also fine
talking parrot for sale.
Rev. w. H. Scott left this morning
| for Vinton' to attend the northeastern
district convention of the Christian
church. which begins in that city today
and continues until Friday.
The officers of the Beethoven Club
will entertain the members at their first
regular meeting to be held In their new
quarters, the Wonen's Club rooms
tomorrow afternoon. The meeting Will
begin promptly at 2:3o.
! The death of Thomas Hockey, of s
North Second avenue, is momentariiy
expected, as il is not thought that he
can possibly live more than a. day or
| two. He continually grows weaker,
with no possible hope for recovery
Only So to st. Paul and Minneapolis
via the G. g. w. Special train leaves
Marshalltown at 8 p. m. Oct 10th, re-
turning on any regular train out Of ST.
Paul or Minneapolis up to and includ-
ing Monday evening, Oct. 18th.
Harold Kibbey left yesterday for
Washington. .. c.. where he will enter
the Prescott paratory school, to fit
himself for Harvard. His brother, Mr..
Carroll kibbey, left last night for
Cambridge, to take up the work of his
senior year in Harvard.
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The latest rural play. The Punkin
Husker." is the attraction at the Odeon
this evening. One of the sensational
scenes is a battle with the mob of
white-caps, in the third act. The play
is filled with lots of sensation and com
edy and is Well presented. Special
scenery is used for every act.
I've eaten cream candy" said a
prominent grocer yesterday. but never
anything like that made by ]. D.
Weltch. the Kanawha candy maker,
row on the carnival grounds" This
is what state fair officials said and the
Eldoa people agreed In it. weltch's
candy stands in a class by itself.
Miss Myrtle NJ. Long. daughter OF
MI and Mrs. William Long, of No. s
Cort street, left Monday to take up
another years work as a teacher in the
oral department OF the Iowa School for
the Deaf at Council Bluffs, which OPP
ems on Oct. l. Miss Long will stop in
Shelby en- route for a brief visit with
Mrs. Faith Stuntz- Boardman
Adam r. Elder, who for several years
has been representing the Shenkberg
Wholesale Grocery Company Sioux
City, upon the road, left Monday night
for Menominee, Mich, where he has
accepted a similar position with the
Carpenter, Cook Wholesale Grocery
Company, and viii have territory in
Wisconsin and Michigan, adjacent to
Menominee. Mr.. Elder and wife have
been in the city for brief visit with
the formers father, MIR. James Elder
Ira Kempkes, day operator at the
interlocking plant, who has been in
Chicago several weeks representing the
Iowa division Of the Northwestern In
the efforts of the operators to arrange
a schedule with the railroad company,
left for Chicago this afternoon after
brief stay In the city. Mr. Kempkes
thinks that 1t will be two weeks yet
before the schedule will be agreed tc,
and signed but he anticipates that by
that time all the work will be com
pleted, and that the different repre-
sentatives viii be able to return to their
respective homes.
Mr.. E. T. Davis. OF Boston, former
Marshalltown business man, who has
been In the city for the past two weeks
looking after his interests and visiting
his brother Mr.. W. Fl. Davis. of the
Leland Hotel, left Monday night for
the east. Mr.. Davis will stop in Chi
cage st. Louis Indianapolis, Louisville 2,
Cincinnati. Pittsburg, Philadelphia, ard
New York, while en- route to Boston.
Before leaving the city Monday Mr..
Davis sold to Mr.. Charles G. Crary his
North Third street property, known IS
the old L. S. kilborn home. The COLI
sideration was $4,000.
Der Kenngott Verein" Is the narae
of new German organization that
viii meet every Saturday evening at
z 80 in the library OF the Drs. Coma
way. Mrs. A. b. Conaway has been
elected president; Miss Meta Schmidt,
secretary; DR.. N. W. Getz treasul er.
The Berlitz system of instruction Is
to be used, and all conversat ton will
be in German. The members of the
new club are DR.. and Mrs. III. p. DuS-
field DIR. and Mrs. A. 3. Conway,
Mrs. w B. Kibbey. Mrs. G. F. Schmidt
and Mrs L. r.. Willard: Misses Jessie
Binford, Ruth BATHS katherine Balch,