Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-23

Saturday.
Miss Pearl Buck, a student of the
Christian Workers Training School
spent Sunday at Lawn Hill, Hardin
county, where she conducted services
Misses Nellie Pigman and Lima Brown
and Messrs. r. H. Duncan and r. r
Noel. of Grinnell, were in the city Sat
urday night to attend the Fifty third
Iowa band fair.
Worthy Chancellor j. w. Wells. OF
Central District Court No. 223 Court OF
Honor, went to Des Moines this morn
ing to attend the triennial meeting Of
the Iowa Court of Honor, which is to be
held in that city Tuesday.
Conductor P. r. Strickland, of the
Northwestern. who was one of the in
jured in the Clifton Hotel fire at Cedar
Rapids last Friday, is doing very nicely
and will recover Mr.. Strickland was
removed to his home in Clinton.
Mr.. Lawrence Parker, who has been
spending a few days In this city with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Parker,
returned to Des Moines this morning.
Owing to injuries Mr.. Parker received
he will be unable to return to his work
for some time.
The gymnasium classes of Palmer
College. LeGrand, under the direction
physical culture in the school, Will give
an exhibition Of the progress made in
the different lines of work Wednesday
evening.
Bernard e. Kelly, who has been in the
employ of H. A. Cole, five miles north OF
the city in Taylor township, will leave
within the next few days for Grundy
Center. where he has accepted posi-
ton with Martin Johnson, three miles
north of Grundy Center.
Mr.. Patrick Keefe. one of the old
time conductors of the Iowa Central.
who has had q run on the Algona
branch for the past six months, was In
the city this morning, being on his way
70 Oskaloosa. Mr.. keefc expects to be
assigned to a run on tn. night passen-
ger trains. Nos. G and G.
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DR.. n. Janss is nicely located in his
rev pharmacy at 204 East Main. 1t is
one of the neatest little places of BUSH
ness In the city. all on the ground floor,
with his office in connection. DIR. JAMS
stock of drugs Is all fresh and was Sc
slected for general trade.
Special Agent John T. Boylan, of the
rural route service, who has been in
specung the five routes out of the city,
went home to Eldora Saturday even
ing to spend Sunday. He returned to
the city this morning and will remain
a few days longer before closing up his
work.
Mrs. S. B. Chapman wife Of Conduc-
tor Chapman. of the Central, is in the
city for the purpose of selecting resi-
dence property. preparatory to moving
here from Albert Lea, MINI. She viii
return to Albert Lea some time this
week to make the final arrangements
for moving.
Mr. Guy Miller, of Colo. who has been
at Colfax for week taking treatment
for rheumatism, arrived In the city Sat
urday evening and will remain for ar
indefinite stay with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Miller. Mr.. Miller failed tc
receive any benefit ait the springs, bu:
instead is in worse condition than
when he went.
Robert Denbow. OF Albion, while ir
the city Saturday, took occasion to con.
suit physician concerning his night
side, which has been causing him con-
siderable pain since a fall two weeks
ago. Mr.. Denhow was informed tina,
he had fractured two ribs and that thai
has been responsible for the severe
pains he has been suffering since the
accident.
Mr.. Harry Turner, of Boston, who
was called to Grinnell last week on ac-
count of the death of his father, the late
Arthur r. Turner, arrived in the city
Saturday evening for a few days visit
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Kelly
James. Mr.. Turner will return to
Grinnell to look after affairs connected
with the settlement of his fathers es-
tate, before leaving for Boston.
Evangelist q. D. Benedict, OF Sioux
City, who has been assisting Rev. M. A
Goodell, pastor of the Methodist church
| in Albion, for the past week, went to
Gilman this morning, where he spent
the day with his sister, Mrs. Henry
Suit. The meetings being held in AL
hbion have been most successful. All
the churches joined in the Sunday
services. During the week many have
decided to lead Christian life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Pull and Mr.
Theodore Pull, of Melbourne, cousins o.
Mr.. Miles Hessenius, and Mrs. Nick
| Miller, of this city, together with about
twenty-four of their friends, most
pleasantly surprised Mr.. Hessenius anf
Mrs. Miller, at their home. 4O7 Soutt
Fourth street Sunday. The guests re-
mained all day. dinner being served by
Mrs. Miller. MIR. and Mrs. Pull and Mr.
Theodore Pull returned to their homes
Sunday evening.
Many interesting stories have been
written about the tenement district OF
Greater New York, but rome are NOR,
interesting than I4awrence Marston'.s
new play of The Little Mother which
will be offered at the Odeon on Thurs
day evening. No melo-drama has ever
| held the mirror up to nature more Wv
IDLY or accurately than does "The Little
Mother AS drama, with it's plot and
ecapas laid In New York CITY IT out-