Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-03-16

$ open evenings until s o'clock until al
0 goods are sold.
Not too late to secure some grea
values in white goods at the loom ems
sale. The Fair.
Ira Shillato, a former Iowa Contra
employe, who for the past year ha:
been in the employ Of the Walsh Con
struction Company, on contracts of the
company near Keeney, Ill.,. and Grnnell
arrived in the city Sunday and went Il
Grinnell. where he will begin work Will
that concern on the school house hill
work on the Iowa Central.
Mr.. John T. Boylan, of Eldora. spec
ial agent of the rural route service, was
in the city Saturday afternoon, being
on his way home to Eldora to spend
Sunday. Mr.. Roylan has been spending
the past week at Emerson, Mills county
and Toledo, looking after department,
matters. He still has some work al
Toledo to finish. returning to that place
today.
The funeral OF the late Mrs Per-
melia Cochran, who died in this city
after brief illness Saturday morn
4 Mr.. b. G. Cochran, 401 West Boone
street this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. Elijah b. Jones otficiated and the
interment was in Riverside. Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Goodrich, of New Rock
| ford, n. D., the former brother of
Mrs. Cochran, arrived in the city Sun
day.
| Rev. Elijah Brown Jones, d. D., pas
tor of the First Baptist church. began
I Sunday evening the first of a series of
sermon lectures dealing with the life of
| BslshaZZar. the last of the kings OF
Babylon. Special music from the ora
| torio of the same name was given by
the church choir. The series will con-
tinue for several Sunday evenings, and
are intended especially for the Younger
people and these who ale not regular
church goers.
Travelling Passenger Agent Martin,
of the Central, who has been confined
to ward in the Getz surgery. for the
past ten days, suffering an attack CT
appendicitis, was able Saturday even
ing to return to his home in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Martin. who has been with her
husband accompanied him home. Mr..
Martin will have to be very careful of
himself for some time, as he has not
recovered from the attack, which was
exceptionally severe.
superintendent johnson. of the Car
roll schools, spent Saturday in this
city in conference with superintendent
Crane and Principal Graft regarding the
Central Iowa Teachers Association
IL ,l, ;,,
coming week Superintendent Crane
was invited to take to that city for
exhibition portion of the manual
training exhibit which was shown in
this city and which received such fa-
vorabie comment from patrons of the
schools
Mrs. F.. w. Hargrave entertained Sat-
urday afternoon small company of
friends in honor OF the baby daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Mcfarland.
Beautiful little gifts and kind wishes
were showered upon the little lady, and
her responses. given II. thu language
known only in babylanG. showed her
appreciation of the kin6nesses shown.
The guests greatly enjoyed building air
castles for the,little one, who has been
christened Dorothy Margaret. Mrs.
served refreshments during
the afternoon.
S. c. Gillespie, formerly of this city,
who for the past two years has been
in the hotel business in Minneapolis |
left for that city Saturday. Mr.. Gill |
lespie has been in the city for the past |
few days attending to business matters
having recently disposed of tho Pill
grim Hotel, which no was conducting
in that city. Thursday MI. and Mrs. |
will leave for California. They |
will go to Los Angeles. where they will |
for an indefinite stay, and may |
decide to remain permanently. In case
they do not they will return to Mime
apolis.
Frederick lehman, an aged German
resident of this city, left this morning
for Lincoln. Neb., accompanied by f.
S. Widl. Mr. Lehman is being taken
to the Tabitha Home for aged and in
firm Germans. Mr.. Lehman has no
relatives, and needs care, owing to the
fact that, while perfectly harmless.
he at times labors under the halluci-
nation that some one is attempting to
poison him. He is a years of age and
WAS, Two Inherent peTlUQS
short lengths, was an inmate of the
county farm.
Mr.. E. p. Fogg. of Mt. Vernon, travel
ing agent of, Cornell College, who has
been in this city. Gilman and Grinnell,
the past few days, looking after BUSH
ness matters of interest to his school. Il
spent Sunday in Eldora as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Boylan. His !,
son, Mr. Joe Fogg, who is a student at
the University of Wisconsin. and who
has been a. prominent member of the
football team of the university, during
his college career. has been nonored by
the student body with an election to
on the board of control,
having in charge all athletics of the
The body of Miss Pearl Stanley, of
sladbrook, who died in Traer Saturday, II
arrived in the city this morning. accom-
1anied by the parents, Mr. and Mrs. ;
Sherman Stanley, and daughter Ruby:
Misses Ida and Viola Stanley, aunts:
Mr. Wyliss Stanley, an uncle; Mrs. r.
Iartsuck and daughter Maude; and
Rev. McGurk, of Gladbrook. The re-
mains were, taken from the train to
Riverside, where brief funeral services
we're held Miss Stanley was a niece of