Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-05

New suitings and skirtings Just ar
rived. at M. +. Andrews.
DR.. Mairs: office over Fidelity Bank
Both phones. Consultation free.
Fancy velvets for waists, something
rev at IS cents, 100 East Main. Archie
Parker.
E. H. Evans. of the firm of Beden
& Evans, shirt manufacturers, is at
the Stoddart.
Comforters, the kind mother used tc
make Large size and small price
Archie Parker. 100 East Main
Mrs. C. c. Horton, Mrs. NJ. II
Moore and Mrs. E. Lee and A. II. Shell
don and Rev, David Denlpster will sc
TO Ackley Tuesday morning to attend
the fall session of the Waterloo Pres
bytery, which meets In that city on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. Theodore Foxworthy. a student
at the Christian Workers Training
School. was liz Ames Sunday, where he
filled the pulpit of the Friends church
Miss Stella Ellis, q teacher at the
school, preached Sunday afternoon be-
fore the holiness association at Ne
vada.
Frank Kelsey. who for some time has
had charge of the Iowa Central round
house at Hampton. arrived In the city
Saturday night TO take the position OF
right foreman in the local round house
Engineer Tom Pavey, who has had the
night work fod' almost year. Will be
assigned to one of fhe freight runs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Norris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Norris and Miss Lucy Nor
ris. of Grinnell, spent Sunday In the
city as guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Norris, Jr. Mrs. D. w.
Norris. who is member of the Iowa
Library Commission, will remain at
her sons home during the annual con-
vention of the Iowa Library Assocfa-
ton. which began this morning.
Editor w. p. Payne. of the Nevada
Representative, was in the city Satur-
day afternoon, being on his way home
from business trip to McCallsburg,
and Gearing. Mr.. Payne. who Is the
president of the board of trustees. OF
the Nevada public library, will arrive
this evening to be present at the state
library convention. Mrs. Payne will
come to the city tomorrow morning
to attend the convention.
Mrs, j. f. Mewherter and son Elmer,
Of Clinton, arrived in the city Sadur-
day evening, and will remain for a
brief visit at the home of the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Winebren-
ner. Mrs. Mewherter will go to Boone
Tuesday to attend a regular meeting
of the Order of Railway Conductor
Auxiliary. A reception is to be given
by the Boone members of the auxiliary
Tuesday evening.
The remains of the late Mrs. Fred
Draper, of Belle Plaine, We're brought
to the city Saturday evening, and TAX
en- to the j. A. Hollingsworth nome,
306 South Fourth avenue, from where,
on Sunday morning, they were convey
ed overland to LeGrand, where the fun
eral services were held at the Friends
church at IL o'clock, in charge OF Rev.
J.. L. Became. Accompanying the body
to the city were Mr.. Draper and moth
err, Mrs. NJ A. Draper, and Mrs. JOS
eph Cubic. Pail bearers. from the
brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, In
the persons of Messrs. Joseph Cubic, l..
Munson. Frank Kruga!, Frank Rucker.
Chauncey Vile and Roy Hudlo, also &C
comranied the body. acting as an es-
cort from the station to the Hollings-
worth home.
General Superintendent NJ. Sweeney
and Purchasing Agent Fred Wing, OF
the Iowa Central, arrived In the city
this morning from Minneapolis. They
spent the day with the officials here
looking over the shops and generally
inspecting the property. When asked
If the resignation of Nj. Brooke would
in any way affect the local situation.
Mr.. Sweeney said 1T would not. except
ing that Master Mechanic Johnson
would hereafter repor, TO him direct
instead of to Mr.. Brooks. as heretofore.
The gentlemen will leave tonight for
Oskaloosa, and will look over the work
going on between Griunell and that
city. They may also go to Peoria be
fore their return. Mr. Sweeney also
said that he believed Mr.. Brooke in
tended taking a rest for a time. and
alrho he had already u.lder considera-
ton several offers from other lines, he
would not likely decide upon any OF
them for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Koontz. arrived
home Sunday afternoon from a most
enjoyable trip of seven weeks turnout
the east. They visited in Chicago
Detroit, and points in Canada, Putin
Bay and from Detroit took a steamer
for Buffalo, spending a few weeks there
and at Niagara Falls. They also Wis
tied in. Pittsburg, Cumberland, Nd.
and at Georges Creek, Md, the OLD
home of Mr.. Koontz, where he was
born and raised. Mr.. and Mrs. Koont2
spent almost week In Washington
being the guests of Mr.. c. E. Ar
ney, formerly of this county, but now
of Pocatello, Idaho. Mr. Arney is pri-
vate secretary to Senator Boyce, OF
Idaho, and has gone to Washington q
little earlier than usual. In order to get
his sons in SCHOOL In Washington they
also visited Mr. Webb Wheeler. for
merly Of Albion, who Is employed as 9
clerk in the war department. Many OF
the sight seeing trips from Washing
ton were taken by Mr.. and Mrs. koontZ
including journey to Mt Vernon, the
home Of Washington.
Have you seen our novelty line! Ihe
prices are right. Archie Parker, lot
East Main.
Under Southern Skies" by the au-
thor Of Way Down East" is the
.raa test of ali PLAYS of southern life NOW