Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-04-23

Great crops. Mrs. Charles Satia, Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
There is but one thing to dc when
Your wheel gets out of order. Take
1t to Huber, 5 West State.
Wall paper, paper hanging. and car
riage painting. Go to Dinges & Ever
list. 205Is West lain street.
To close out stock by May 1st all
pianos on hand will be sold at actual
cost. Music Company. Finkle block.
DR.. Cora Williams. specialist, gym
geology and obstetrics. Office owe No.
6. West Main. Residence and office
telephone tnew) No. 60.
Call and see the beautiful ladies' gol6
watch and charm to be voted to the
most popular union lady clerk in the
city. Temple of E.conorny.
The Marshalltown Harp Orchestra
Went to Marengo this morning where
il plays for Il dancing club party this
evening. 1t will also furnish the music
for q dance at Blairstown Friday night.
Brakeman Harry Iseman. running on
Iowa Central passengers Nos. 8 and 4,
between Mason City and Peoria, has
left the employ of the road, going to
Chicago. Brakeman W.. C. McFate,
formerly on Nos. / and ,, has succeeded
him.
The marriage of Miss Fannie O.
Griffin, daughter of Mrs. Julia Griffin.
of this city. to Mr.. William r. Long.
Jr.. has been announced for Saturday
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ator in the employ of the Times-Re-
publican.
Miss Alice Howard left Wednesday
evening for Iowa City. where she will
remain for a few weeks visit with her
friend. Miss Nora Allen. Miss How
ard goes expressly for the purpose of
attending the annual junior prom on
Friday evening.
Mrs. l.. Bliss, a trained nurse of the
city. who. until recently, has been em-
ployed at the GetZ surgery, went to
Liscomb Wednesday evening, where she
will remain for "A visit of several days
with her daughters. Mrs. H. j.. Jones,
and Mrs. Lee Shanan.
Cards received in the city issued by
DR.. and Mrs. G. Knepper, Of Los Angeles
Cal, %nnoun the marriage of Miss
Jesse KnepVer to Mr.. Norwood Brown
ing Smith. The wedding was cele-
hrated on Wednesday. April 10. at Los
Angeles. and the at home cards read
2546 Hyde street, San Francisco.
VIII Coffman, the boy who was ar-
rested here Tuesday On suspicion that
he was guilty of robbing the safe of
The Globe Hotel at Cedar Rapids. ANA
who confessed his guilt as.i WIS taken
back to the Rapids, was bound over
to the grand jury yesterday ans. is
heing held in jail in default of 500
bonds.
Mrs. Irene Wilson. wife Of a former
Chicago Great Western brakeman, w.
D. Wilson, who was well known in
this city, began suit ~ Das Moines
Wednesday against the Great Western.
her husband. MI. Wiser, WAS killed in
the yards at Oelwein on February 81.
by being struck with a switch engine.
A little excitement was caused in the
north part Of town, in a Third street
neighborhood, yesterday. because of q
dog which, it vas feared, was Afflicted
With the rabies. An officer was called,
but before he ARRIVED some ole had
put the animal out of its misery With
a bullet. The dog had been poisoned,
It seems, and its actions causeI tn,
aIalTa.
The Nevada Journal publishes the
fact that word from O'Keene, o. T., an
nounces the very critical Illness OF
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feSer. Mr.. Boardman has been i'll sew
eral weeks n has recently suffered a
relapse. State Center friends will be
especially interested, Mrs. Boardman
having formerly been Miss Susie Ia
kin, daughter of Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. -.
Dakin. former residents OF Suite Gem
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Boardidan went to
O'Keene last winter to reside. Nj.
BoardmaE entering the practice of law.
Mr.. w. b. Hawkins, formerly of city
but now of Sheboygan, Wis. where he
is employed as general salesman for the
c. Reiss Coal Company, was in the city
Wednesday night, being on his way to
Des Moines for a brief stay on business.
Mr.. Ward Monroe, of Baraboo, Wis,
has been appointed agent of the COM
pany with Iowa territory, the appoint
ment taking effect on the 18th inst.
Monroe succeeds c. l.. Seymour, OF
Chicago, son of Assistant General
Freight Agent Seymour, of the North
and Mr.. Hawkins has recon-
tina he make Marshalltown his /
Headquarters. MI. Hawkins thinks thai |
Mr.. Monroe will act on his suggestion,
and Will remove his family here from
Baraboo, in the neal future. Mrs. Haw-
kins and daughter. Maude, expect to /
visit the city after the close of school,
and Will spend a month or W with
here.
Last fall several ladies in the western
part of the city organized themselves
into a class for the study of thes scrip
lures. 1t was called the Alpha Bible
Class. The class met with Mrs. w. B.
Milhiser OF Wednesday afternoon, and
of the members carrying out
their usual program the meeting was
turned into a farewell reception to their
president. Mrs. d. NJ. Ruth. who is to
leave Marshalltown this week to take
up her residence at Rhodes. A social
hour was delightfully."- spent and re-
freshments were served. The secretary
then called the meeting to order and
called on Mrs. Cole, wife of Chaplain
Cole, to voice the regrets of the class
at the parting. as well as the appreela-
ton and love which they bore their
president. Mrs, Ruth RESPONDED in q |