Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-02

CHI Ndiue, ou cents } al <AiNii4s
!. Parker.
Alfred stern. the senior member of
p. A. Stern, has gone east to finish
. buying fall and winter goods.
Auction Sale of horses at Finkle's
Barn. SATURDAY. September 9TH, at one
O'Clock. These are good horses. Nc
broncho blood Bill Pinkerton.
ST Margarets Mission will hold Its
regular business meeting with Misses
Myrtle and Birdette Young. 2o2 South
Third avenue, Thursday evening.
: Every child should see The Two Lit
tie Waits at the Odeon Saturday
: afternoon. A special matinee has been
arranged. Prices 10 anu % cents.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Horace Arson and Mrs. Will
son, al the Arson home 206 West
Church street.
Special test seance at Spiritualist
/ Camp tomorrow evening, by Josie X.
/ Folsom. Benefit of Association. Cues
tons read and answered while blind
/ folded. Usual admission.
I Auction every afternoon and evening
at Osman's jewelry store. Every adult
Iattending Will be given ticket on some
beautiful Gifts which we give away
every afternoon and evening. Afternoon
auction at 9 o'clock; evening. 7:3o.
Rev. L. FL. Peters, of Yellow Springs.
/ Ohio who was chosen a. the conference
last June tc fill the vacancy in the pull
pit of the I,eGrand Christian church. is
| expected to arrive at that place Friday.
The installation will occur on Sunday,
4 Sept. 10.
| The Hardin county fair is on and the
usual number who attend each year
| from this city will probably be present.
Those who went this morning are Mr.
and Mrs. Il. c. Buchanan and family;
| Mrs. L. w. Resch, of Detroit and Mrs.
Ella Baughnan.
4 "strayed or stolen" from my resi-
dence. corner I'd and Linn streets, while
was out Of the city, two weeks ago, a
black Cocker Spanial pup, five months
old, small white spot on breast, long
| tail. Liberal reward for return and no
questions asked. Dr. Hynds.
| About dozen of the young lady
friends of Miss Meta Schmidt sur
prised her at her home lie North Sec
ond street, Wednesday afternoon. the
occasion being in honor of her anni-
| versary. The young ladies brought
| their work and remained for tea.
| The operation for adenoids and hay
| fever performed upon little Harold
Renner In Marshalltown, Monday, in
| the offices of DIR. Wood the eye and
ear specialist, was a complete success
The child rallied well and is now freel
of all previous symptoms, especially
the deafness and hay fever
Mr.. j. w. Boggie daughter. Mis-
Pearl and son, Thomas Boggie, went
to New Sharon Tuesday evening, where
today, at noon, they We're present at |
the marriage of Mr.. Burt Boggie to
Miss Hattie Awtry. Mr. Glenn Bog
gle was also present at the wedding, |
going to New Sharon this morning.
The monthly meeting of the school |
board was held Tuesday evening, and /
but little came up for consideration I
other than the regular monthly business
and the ordering of needed supplies.
The work of remodeling the high school
lavatories is progressing rapidly and to
the satisfaction of the school board
Mr.. j. Lee WATSON, who has been
visiting In this city with his parents,
Mr.. and AIRS. w. A. WATSON, for shor.
time left this morning for Denison, I
Texas. where he has accepted position
in the shops OF the NJ. X. & T. Mr..
WATSON has recently been working in
IN Mort hxCaSfaYp Shnnc al Pa1ln pla NO
The Buys OF Miss Francis Rodgers
class of the Congregational Sunday
school held a fishing party Tuesday I
afternoon near the dam. Those who at
tended were Isle Grower, Willie /
Thompson, Ralph Wooster, Glenn Will
cox an'i Lee Steward. The guests
were Miss Anna Erickson and Glenn |
Grower.
Rev. Carlyle Summenbell, president Of
Palmer College, LeGrand, passed thru
the city this morning on his way to
Pleasant View, to attend the South
western conference Of the Christian
church, which meets there today. j. c.
Grafton, also of LeGrand, passed thru
here this morning on his way to attend |
the Des Moines conference OF the
1HTlSlldn CHURCH,, WHlcu VIII ne uelu
today a. Alton.
Mrs Ida Pemberton, Of Lynnville,
who has been visiting relatives in this
city and spending several days in Iowa
Falls, her former home, returned to
Lynnvlle this morning. While in Iowa
Falls Mrs. Pemberton was settling the
estate Of her husband. who died a few
months ago, and while here she was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Penn
berton, and other relatives.
c. r. Gaunt vs. Fred and Lizzie Hoes,
appellants, is the title of a case filed
on an appeal in the district court. The
case was the first brought in Justice
Seth Smiths court at Ferguson, but
was taken on change of venue before
Justice j. NJ. Carney, at, Gilman. Tbs
dispute is over the ownership of a hog.
Jasper Vanscoy, appellant, VS.. j. A.
Awde, an appeal from Justice Burritt's
court, has also been filed for the dis
trict court.
A switching crew that was at work
in the Central yards Tuesday evening
came near causing collision with No.
8, the evening passenger from the
south. which was late and was hurrying
to this point to make west bound con-
nectiea with the Northwestern. The