Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-06
Dr.. Rullard, ~osteopath. Is East Main.

DR.. Rullard, o%steopath. 2S East Main.
DR.. Lierle, over Wilton & White
heads.
Hands Up! In the World of Crime
lat Liehig's.
A fresh box of smoked halibut. Olson
the grocer.
Sinclair will give a Japanese u and
saucer with each so cent cash purchase
Saturday.
Fresh lettuce, radishes, onions, sweet
potatoes and celery for Saturday. Oh
sen, the grocer.
House for rent-No. Z North Seventh
street. Six rooms. furnace and bath.
also barn. B. S. Jones, 1856 West Main
street.
The Sinclair Tea and Coffee Company
will give away with each so cent cash
purchase Saturday q pretty Japanese
cup and saucer.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Manning
Howell. of Albion, was conducted from
the family residence this morning at 10.
The interment followed in Riverside.
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The Marshall County Holiness So
ciety will hold a series of meeting at
the Friends church, Albion, beginning
tonight and continuing over Sunday.
Tho adjourned meeting of the city
council for Thursday evening. for FUR
ther consideration of the ordinance re-
vision, failed to materiafize. as a quo
rum Was lacking. There will be no
session now until the regular meeting
on Monday night.
The abstract of evidence in the
Thomas Gather case has been filed with
the supreme court at DIS Moines. The
argument will be fled in about thirty
days. Gather is out or appeal bonds,
pending the disposition Of his case in
the supreme court. He was sentenced
last summer by Judge Rurnham to two
years in the penitentiary for a~ssaulting
James III. Ellis on June /.
Letters received from B. F.. Cook. of
indianapolis, father of Roy Cook, the
young man who Is in jail charged with
hlgamy and adultery. indicate that he is
Wiling TO do everything in his power
Tor the unfortunate young man. who is
MS only son. Mr.. Cook was Frustrated
Dy the news and, as he was not in the
BEST or health at the time, was unable
TO come at once. He has been written
TO by ms sons attorney that there is
no immediate need of his presence here,
so that the matter of bonds will not
come up until after the hearing. which
is set for the 10th.
Mr.. H. "A. Church was in Iiscomh
over night Thursday, looking after his
business interests at that place. Mr.
Church has purchased for his son Ralph
property from Mr.. Lahman, and will
build at once a modern cottage. costing
$1,000. which Mr.. and Mrs. Ralnh
Church will occupy. The latter are still
at Gilman. where Mr.. Church has vet
to settle considerable business in order
to close up his affairs. They expect to
remain in Gilman until their new home
Is completed, when Mr.. Church viii,
take active charge of his fathers busi-
ness interests at Liscomb.
The first case of smallpox to make an
appearance in this city within III past
year has been guaranteed at the CITY
detention hospital. Miss Katherine
Norton, aged IA, daughter of Mr.. w. A.
Norton, is the patient. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton and family arrived in the city
only q few days ago, moving here from
Laurel. and locating on their new farm,
in the southern part of the city. The
young lady had contracted the diseased
near Laurel. and was taken ill upon her
arrival in the city. The case is of a
mild type. and not one has been
exposed aside from the family. The
Norton home has been placed under
temporary quarantine.
DR.. C. C. Cottle's Improvement from
his recent severe attack of inflanma-
tory rheumatism, as the result of his
stay at ColfaX. is so marked that 1t is
thought he will be able to leave for the
south next week, probably Wednesday
or Thursday. DR.. and Mrs. Cottle will
go to Mobile, Ala, where they will leave
the children with Mrs. II. A. Church,
who is at Mobile at present. and will
then leave for Havana, Cuba, for an
indefinite stay. Mr.. Church may .ac-
company them to Mobile, but the plans
are not yet definitely arranged. At
any rate he will join his wife at Mobile
within a few weeks, n can be with
her until the Cottles return from Cuba.
Mrs. Charles III. Whitehead, and
Mrs. Harry A. Hurd entertained Thurs
day evening at the Whitehed home.
los North Third street, a company of
twenty-five of the most intimate lady
friends of Miss Theo Lierle, who Is to
be married at Norwalk, early in April.
to Mr.. Edwin Carter, editor OF the
Dickinson County Herald, Spirit Lake.
The affair was in the nature of a
kitchen shower. An impromptu music
al ogr was given, composed of
mandolin and guitar numbers, by Mr..
and Mrs. Hurd. and piano selections
by Mrs. Whitehead and Miss Lierle.
Supper was served at 1890 by the hus-
bands Of the hostesses.
The Marshalltown Railroad y. NJ. c..
A. will be represented at the eleventh
international conference of the railroad
department of the Y. M. c. A., which
will be held at Topeka, kas, beginning
80, and continuing until May 3.
President Roosevelt will address the
convention, as will also Joseph Ram
sey, Jr., president Of the Wabash rail-
way, Governor w. j. Bailey, of Kansas.
and II. A. Nudge. general manager of
the Santa Fe. Thru the courtesy of
President e. p. Rippey. of the Santa
Fee. a special train will be run for the
men out of Kansas City, and
free transportation furnished them to
Topeka. The local delegates, six in
lumber have not yet been selected.