Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-20

| Wanted-To rent modern house in
side. Will lease right place three years
B. w. Sinclair,
The When Johnny Comes Marching
Home Company arrived in the city
this morning from Des Moines.
/ Ladies look ahead. Winter will soon
be here Buy your cloaks while our
line is complete. NJ. f. Andrews.
Cohocton buckwheat flour. d. S. Good
Grocery Company. Both phones.
If you can use any kind of towel in
your Office, store or shop call up Derby
Bros. Towel Supply. New phone. $40.
ST. Margaret's Mission will hold a
rummage sale Thursday Friday and
Saturday of this week, at lis Yves.
| Main street
| The Munsing is growing more popu-
| lar every day. Once a customer al
ways a customer" holds good for this
| underwear. NJ. f. Andrews.
! The Busy Bee Circle of the L. O. T.
M. will be entertained Wednesday af-
| ternoon by Mrs. Lockhart at the home
OF Mrs. Arney, 404 North Fourth av-
enue.
A new coffee tea aid spice schem .
at Culleys. You get fancy imported
china and blown glassware with your
purchases. See our display and ask
about the deal. A chance to get Your
Christmas gifts free.
Mrs. p. H. Brophy, living four miles
south of the city. was operated upon
this morning at st. Thomas hospital.
The operation was an ovariotomy, of
very serious nature, but the patient
rallied nicely and Is resting comfort
ably this afternoon.
The average housewife is busy these
days cleaning up her house and invar-
ably she finds that some article of fur
niture would enhance the beauty of the
rooms. We have the latest styles and
can suit you we are sure. Come in and
see for yourself. Marion Gard.
Massena Echo: d. ]. Irons and wife
arrived here Thursday evening from
Marshailtown, where they have been
located for the past year at the Sol
diers Home. Mr.. Irons was granted a
thirty days Through ana will visit mere
during that time with old friends and
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robinson. of
this city. who returned from the west
a few weeks ago to visit the latters
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pemberton,
expect TO leave again about November
l for Colorado Springs, where they will
spend the winter on account of Mrs.
Robinson's health.
A number OF the Shrners Of this
city will go to Des Moines on Thurs
day to attend the special conclave of
the a-Ga Zig Temple. Messrs. John
mings, Charles W. Stegman. Marion
Gard, P. S. Balch and A. S. Elder are
to be members of the class
Rev. David Dempster, of the Presby-
terrain church, left this morning for !
Shenandoah, where he will be present |
at the twenty second annual meeting
of the Iowa synod. which begins to-
night and lasts until Friday. A large |
number from the Waterloo presbytery I
will be present at the synod.
On Thursday and Friday OF this week
the city schools Will be visited by the
entire corps OF the Manchester teach I
ers, seventeen in number. The visitors |
will be headed by Miss Amy Boggs /
and Will spend the two (
days In visiting the various buildings /
and investigating the methods used |
IN n ~ V1y
the city for a short visit with his sis |
ter Mrs. c. S. Mason. Mr. Newman is I
a dairy farmer living near Elgin, and /
visited this section of the state IN tho /
hopes of being able to pick up car
load Of mich cows. which he wishes to |
add to his herd.
Mr.. William Jackson Rice,of Newark. I
N. j.. who is to wed Miss Carolyn Gill I
man in this city on Thursday, Oct 90, /
arrived in the city Monday. Mr.. WILL I
lam r. Jackson. of Newark, who is to
be Mr.. Rice's best man, is expected +
within few days. as is also Mr. Bishop /
C. Perkins. OF New Orleans, who is TO
be one of the ushers.
No definite plans for rebuilding the
stone crushing plant, of the LeGrand
Quarry Company, which was burned a
few days ago, have been made Mr.
G. F. Kirby, who is president of the
is in the east, and will not
return for several weeks. Until his arr
rival no meeting of the company will
be held to take action regarding the
The big root cellar at the Soldiers
Home. which has been under the course
Of construction for several weeks, has
Ceen completed, and is an excellent
addition to the equipment of the Home
The cellar, which is built, almost en-
tirely, under ground. Is made of con-
crete turnout. In dimensions it is BOX
30 feet. and will hold about 5000 bush
els of potatoes.
Mr. M. A. Rawson. a wel-known Des
Moines travelling man. who has been
making Marshalltown for the past three
Bros Drug Company, of st. Louis, I.
spent Monday in the city on his last
trip for the firm. Mr.. Rawson will
leave for st. Louis Thursday, to set
tie up his business with the firm, and
will leave it's employ November l. He
has associated himself with Des Moines
ca pitalists and about the first of the
drug business, to be known as the Iowa
Drug Company. Webb Souers, of Des
Mojnes, is president of the new con-