Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-27

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Will not rust. Warmers Rust Proc
Corset. See our practical demonstra
ton. Bannatyne & Lay.
Pearl buttons are in great demand
We have every size and shape that yo
will need. Archie Parker
Millinery display at Miss Gilmore
Saturday. March 2s, with the Netti
lngledue CO., 16 East Main street.
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We are showing exceedingly goo
, values in black understands at 79c, 9St
S1.24 and $1.9S. Lee, Benedict & Co.
All the latest designs in milliner
will be displayed Saturday. March Is
at Ill East Main strees. Mrs. l.. TUT
free.
A thorough test of the merits o
Warner Rust Proof Corset over all 9th
ers shown in our display window. Ban
natyne & Lay.
The Marshalltown Harp Orchestri
was in Belle Plaine Thursday evenin,
where they furnished the music for thu
annual machinists' ball.
The funeral of the late Mrs Mar,
A. Nash will be held from her lat,
home, 2l1 South First avenue, Satur-
day afternoon at 2::sO o'clock
Ladies. do not decide on your Eastel
hat before spending an hour with us
We will show correct styles. Nine
Rema, 202 East Main street.
Mr. and Mrs C. W. Lamar, formerl,
of this city but now of Melbourne, have
issued invitations for the celebration
4 of the fifteenth anniversary of theil
marriage, to be held at their home to-
morrow evening
| Roy H. Beebe will be employed by
month, or during the March term of the
district court. as a special deputy hav-
ing charge of outside subpoena worl:
largely.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Wilbur, who have
been spending the winter months III
Los Angeles. Riverside and Palo Alto,
| Cal. are expected home Monday or
Tuesday of next week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur are in Denver at present.
Saturday the Sinclair Tea & Coffee
Co, will give beautifully decorated
china compart with each s1.00 cash
purchase. This is a dish suitable for
pickles. bonbons. berries, oatmeal. etc.
Some are securing sets of them. but
they are just as useful as odd dishes.
An over-heated stove pipe, which ig
nited the wall paper, created small
707 West Main street, at about s o'clock,
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swered the call. but the fire was quick
ly extinguished. The damage was very
slight.
Mr. and Mrs II. j. Howe received
telegram this morning from Charlton.
announcing the death OF Hon. Scott IA.
Mallory. president of the First National
Bank of that city, and one of the most
prominent men of Lucas county. Mr..
Mallory was the father of Mrs. Jessie
Mallory Thayer, who is well known
here and turnout the state, a prom
inent woman's club worker Mr.. Mall
Tory visited in Marshalltown last
spring as guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Howe.
Presiding Elder Emil Miller, of the
Northwestern conference of the United
Evangelical church passed thru the city
Thursday evening from Gearing to his
former home in Ackley. Rev. Miller
was in attendance at the opening ses-
sion of the Cedar Rapids conference in
Gearing Thursday where he delivered
the address of fraternal greeting of the
Northwestern conference. He has for
merly had charge of the work IN the
eastern part Of the state, and has but
recently been appointed presiding elder
of the LeMars conference. He expects
soon to remove from Ackley, and will
make his home in LeMars.
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The wrecking of the six cars in train
No. SO near Rockwell Thursday morn
ing will doubtless prove rather an ex-
pensive accident to the Iowa Central.
Four of the cars We're loaded with oats,
another was loaded with flour and the
other with lumber. Traffic on the
north end was greatly interfered with
all day, and altho track was laid
around the wreckage, passenger train
No. Thursday evening was about
three hours late in reaching this city.
The better portion of Thursday and
Thursday night was consumed in clear
ing away the demolished cars, 1t be-
ing necessary to send additional men
from this city last night to assist in the
work. The cars derailed turned over
in doing so, and their contents were
strewn upon the ground. The rain,
which set in during the afternoon, ma
terially assisted in furthering the dam
age to both the grain and flour loaded |
in the cars.
Spinning Wheel Chapter, Daughters |
of the American Revolution, met at |
the home of Mrs. l.. S. Peckham
Thursday afternoon, when IL o'clock |
luncheon was given by the members |
in honor of Mrs. /. c. Speers. Of Min
neapolis who is visiting in the city. |
The decorations We're in yellow and |
white, the entire menu being Carried |
out in these colors. After luncheon the
chapter was called to order by the re-
gent, and a program dealing with |
American industries given. Book
was the subject of very able
paper written by Mrs. C. p. Rogers, of |
Iowa City, and read by Mrs. H. j. Howe.
Two interesting papers on Pottery"
and Lace, Rugs and Embroidery"
by Mrs III. A. Church and Mrs. |
C. C. Cottle, We're read by Mrs. w. b.
Kibbey and Mrs. D. H. Gross. Mrs.
l.. c. Abbott. delegate to the twelfth
congress Of the ID. A. r.,
furnished an interesting report of the
sessions, which was read by Mrs. G. f.
Kirby. Mrs. Speers read an excellent
paper on Basket Making" illustrated
by about twenty specimens of work
in different sizes and designs. She
also touched on the art of weaving