Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-03

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Well worth seeing. Seats are now OF
sale.
MIR. and Mrs. c. ID. Swick, of Min
lneapolis, arrived in the city this morn
ing. Mr.. sSwick came on business foi
the Iowa Central They will be guests
i of Mrs. Swicks sister, Mrs. Clara
Loder. during their stay
1 1t is the understanding that d. j
bullock is closing out his stock OF
stoves of all kinds. Mr.. Bullock intends
to drop this part OF the hardware line
and add q more complete line of shelf
hardware and sporting goods.
/ Mrs. A. G.. Cripps. wife of a former
hardware merchant Of the city, accom-
| panied by her daughters, Kay and
Georgia. passed thru the city this
lmornning on their way from Denver,
Col, where they have been spending
1.-The summer to their home in Chicago.
| DR.. Frances Woods, the lecturer on
| equal suffrage. who will speak this
evening In the library auditorium and
| Sunday night at the Congregations!
| church, arrived in the city this morn
| ing from Eldora. While In the city
| she will be entertained by Mrs.
| Joseph Holmes and Mrs. j. r. Talett.
Mrs Effie Wilkey has filed petition
for divorce from her husband, G.. w.
Wilkey, and gives as the ground for
the action, desertion. She AYERS they
were married In State Center on March
"A. 500. She asks the custody of their
two sons, Henry and Mckinley, aged
/ and I years, and alimony in the
amount of $500. also the costs of the
case.
"Dodo," the Boston bull terrier be-
longing to Mr. Earl Stoddart, either
wandered away on Thursday evening
or was stolen. Mr.. Stoddart is of the
opinion that the latter is the case. He
went to State Center this morning,
having been informed that dog an
swering to the description was taken to
that place Thursday morning. The
animal was a great pet.
The maximum temperature for Fri
day was ~; minimum. so. The pre-
cipitation for the twentyfour hours
ending at $50 this morning was .l3
of an inch. Observer Jones has COM
piled the rainfall statistics for the
month of September, and finds 1t to be
under what has generally been sup
posed A total OF 3o7 inches fell dur
ing the month The rainfall for Sep
TENDER OF last year was 5.6S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Bentley. who have
been making their home In Minneapolis
for the past year. where Mr.. Bentley
has been employed as chief clerk to
George ID. Brooke, superintendent of
machinery ana equipment or the Iowa
Central and Minneapolis u ST. Louis,
have returned to the city and VIII
has taken a position as bookkeeper for
the Lennox Machine Company.
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W hale on her way UP town MRS. Pesei
Horrigan, or 90. South Third street,
slipped ana lei FRIDAY, disiocaunS hes
left shoulder. The accident occurred on
the street crossing, which WAS Very
near the Horrlsan home Be
ing We'll advanced In years Mrs. Hor-
risan could not arise and was carried
into the mouse by neighbors. Medical
add was summoned and she is resting
as easily as could be expected, altho the
MI. ana Mrs. RI. n. Hanawalt, who
Went TO Naliey junction couple o.
weeks ago. with the intention or max |
ing that pace thelr nome, returned to
lne CITY fl1uay ana VIII again RESIDE
mere. MI HahaWalt. VINO was form
efiy an IOWA oeilrai engineer. ex-
peeted 10 take run on the ROCK
re aia NOT lihe Naiiey june
uoh, however. MT. iahaWait VIII soon
lahe posi,ion as fireman on the
central uhtli tnere Is an opening lof
regular run DIS an engineer.
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