Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-09

Don't put off securing some of thos
| uarsalns at the closing out sale at TIL
New York Racket Store.
county Sunday School Superintend
| emf n. \. Millhiser spent Sunday Wis
ting the Gilman schools.
Misses Celeste Eich and Lucy cobur
nave accepted positions with the Mar
shall Oil Company of this city.
General Roadmaster NJ. H. Shelley. a
the Iowa Central, is confined to hi
nome by an attack of rheumatism.
trousers In stripes and all new col,
orings, bright and crisp. and popnla
prices. Hopkins, the popular tailor.
House for rent-No. North Seventh
street. Six rooms. furnace and bath
also barn. b. S. Jones, 1876 West Mai,
street.
John Ensminger's condition TODAY re
mains about the same there being no n,
ticeable signs OF Improvement. He i
Very low.
match bowling contest between
Marshalltown and Iowa Falls has beer
arranged for this city on Wednesda
evening at the Clifford Owings annex
Special! All of our wide iaces
worth up to 25 cents, tomorrow morn.
ing cents a yard. Sale absolutel,
closes at noon. Melvin. Soliday & Co
Frank Turner is slightly improved to.
DAY. having gained slowly during the
past two or three days. He is nov
able to lie down for a short time ca eli
day.
There is always someone who car
offer just what you want If you only
knew where to find him. Tells Won,
wants In paper everybody reads and
the right fellow will find you.
Rev. Q. D. Elicit was in Minerva
Sunday, where he occupied the pulpit
of the Methodist church both morning
and evening. In the evening he con-
Quoted special temperance servic.
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There are no new developments In
the case of Oscar Clearinghouse. who
disappeared from his home last Tues
day. So far none of the relatives or
friends has received any word as 10 his
whereabouts
The March Issue of the Royal High
lander, the official organ OF the order
published in Aurora, Neb. contains as a
frontiSpiece. a half tone cut of the drill
team OF Iowa Castle. No 1874. of this
city, also an article telling OF the local
castle and its work. q
Mr.. +. E. Gray. of Chicago, of the
land department of the Chicago &
railway. spent the day in
the city looking up matters pertaining
to the viaduct question. which is TO be
up for hearing by the railroad COM
on the 18th.
Patrons of the r. r. Y NJ. C. A. course
who wish TO attend the Theodore
Thomas Orchestra, may secure their
tickets at the advertised reduced rate
at the ASSOCIATION building or at Fur
bush's hardware store, on or before
Wednesday. March is.
NJ. l.. Mundy. of the firm of Darling
Mundy, Saturday disposed of his in
terest in the firm to l.. S. CAN'T Mr.
Mundy Will be associated with H. D.
East and ]. p. Kirk in the buggy bus
mess in Colorado. He will leave for
that state the first of April.
Strayed or Stolen-On March 4, 1903.
Tom the farm of Dani5l Yordy. near
he county farm. MARSHALL county.
owa, one bay mare IL years old; weight
about LOO, white spot Tn face. a little
anne in front. Send Information to Il.
!. Shoemaker, sheriff. Marshalltown,
owa.
Mr.. Henry Ashpole, OF Clinton. ar
lived in the city Saturday night, and
with his half brother, Mr..
William Fisher. left for Hamilton coun-
y Sunday morning, being summoned
by the serious illness of their uncle,
Mr.. Frederick Ashpole. Mr. Ashpole
S Well along in years and is a suf-
erer from dropsy. Mr. Fisher and Mr..
Ashpole will remain for a few DAYS
'isit with their uncle.
T. j. Sanders, who has been EMPLOYED
as linotype operator in the T.-R.
room for the past six years
vent to Chicago Saturday night where
he has accepted a position with the
Cooper Brown Typsetting Company, an
,ffshoot of the Western Newspaper
Union, which furnishes news plates to
smaller papers. Mrs. Sanders and
laughter mas remain in the city until
he end of the school year.
In honor of Mrs. Theodore T. Swift.
Who is soon to leave State Center for
Ter new home in Michigan, members
II the Art Club, of State Center, gave
| reception Friday evening at the home
# Mrs. Il. III. Schilling. A set of SOU
'enir spoons was given Mrs. Swift by
he club. The Presbyterian ladies
we're to have been hostesses at another
reception in Mrs. Swifts honor, to be
ieath of Mrs. j. w. Dobbin, the affai.
will be dispensed with.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Garfield entertained
at their home. over 1875 West |
Main street, A numebr of their friends
mong the old settlers of the city and
nearly all of whom have lived |
lere nearing upon a half century. |
'he affair was in honor of Mr.. Can
ield's 6Sth anniversary. Dinner was
erved at 30. the hours following, UNI
IL evening, being enjoyed In the most
,leasant way, with story telling, rem
niscences of the earlier days, and mu-
lie. Mr. L.. Armbruster was accorded |
he first prize for the best story. At
he close Of dinner the guests. thru
Ir. James r. Haines, presented Mr. |
nd Mrs. Garfield with two beautiful |
,ict,mes. The guests were Mr.. and |
drs. Henry Moler, Mr.. and Mrs. L. |
Armbruster, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. NJ.