Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-07
DR.. N. w. Getz. surgeon, physician.
New line of so-carts at d. c. WI

The Congregational Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday afternoon witt
/ Mrs. II. c. Wilson. 10la East Grant
street.
1 Pongee waistinss IN plain and dots,
the popular thing for waistings. Come
and see how cheap you can buy them.
Archie Parker.
A big snap. We have secured large
lot of fancy raisn prunes and win offel
them at low price Friday and Sat
urday. Jarvis & Kellogg.
4 officer Frank Weaver on duty nights
in the depot district, is compelled to De
away from his work on account of a:
Police Mcclure is supplying his beat
temporarily.
Joy, Adams. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j
o. Adams. who. for several months, has
been working with the Walsh Con-
struction Company, near Nashville
Tenn. and visiting relatives al Lafay-
cite, Ind. has returned home.
The original New York production
of PAU NJ. Po;ter's play Under Tive
Flags" comes 10 the Odeon Saturday
evening. Miss Jane Remark enac;s
the role of Cigarette and is support
ed by large and well balanced COM
pany.
Ora c. tStouffer, former Marshall
county boy. who has bean visiting with
his mother. Mrs Ella A. Stouffer. for
a couple OF weeks. want to Gi'inneN
this morning. Mr. Stouffer is making
| his home in Sioux Falls. S. D.. and is
representing the Miracle Pressed Stone
Company. OF Sioux Falls.
The body of Mrs. Henry Wilson, who
| died "Wednesday morning, will be sent
TO Belle Plainsl Friday evening at 7:So
1 O'clock. The remains Will be taken
overland from there to Amber. where
| the funeral and interment will take
place Saturday. A number OF the rela-
;ives live in and around Amber.
Auditor A p Spencer. of the West :
trn Grocer Company. who was in the
| city Wednesday to look after business
matters connected with the Let's
Fletcher Company ana Spencer-Letts
| Coffee Company. went TO Mason City
Wednesday night. He vii! also visit
| Alhert Lea before returning to Oska-
eosa.
Rev. Mark Masters. pastor of the
Methodist church of Montour. was In
! the city Wednesday evening. being on
lis way home from Laurel. where. al,
noon Wednesday. he performed the
ceremony that united In marriage Mr..
| g. w. Ma:uey. a young farmer living
near Gilman. and Miss Susanna Ben
| son. OF Laurel.
Or. T. o. Douglass. of Grinaell. sec
rotary of the Congregational Home
Missionary Society, and Rev. o. O.
Smith. of Grinnei., superintendent of
the Sunday school work for the church
in the state. We're in the city W7slnes-
day afternoon. being On their way
home from Monona. where they have
been attending the NORTHEASTERN Iowa
associational meeting.
A family gathering was held today al
tbs home OF Mr. and Mrs J 4 n. Rowen.
SOS South Sixth street, seven brothers
being present. Those who spent the
day here were Mr.. ana Mrs. Rufus
Rowen. OF NSqnaha county. Nebraska
Wesley Rowen, of Lawn Hill. and A.
L.. Hiram. w. H. and c. b. Rowen. OF
Union, Mr. and Mrs Rufus Rowen and
Wesley Rowea have hlen visiting IN
Union. a
In the neighborhoN of fifteen or
twenty people from near Bangor.
Bromley and, Har,iaad fare con,emplas-
ing leaving early in tMs' spring. or pos
s.hly as early as the inid5se of F'ebru-
airy. for Oregon. to take up fruit cui-
iure. John and Cha Ison Pemberton,
of Salem. Ore. who yengaged In fruit
farming near Salem about eight year,
ago. have been interesting their friends
here. with the resultl that sufficient
number to charteri specia! tourist
sleeper for the Journey has been Sc
cured.
Superintendent w. r. Grayson, of
the Barber Asphalt Paving Company.
whose headquarters are in this city.
passed thru the city Wednesday even
ing, on his way to Omaha from Sagi-
nav, Mich., where he has been visiting
,,-.atives since the middle of December
Mr. Grayson Will Return TO the city
after his stay In Omaha. which. how
ever. may be quite Extended. Distric,
Manager w. l.. Mclaughlin, whose
headquarters are All Omaha. is con-
templating trip OF a month or six
weeks to the Pacific coast. and should
he decide to go Mr. Grayson will look
-. ne business OF his Office until he
rsturna
Mrs. S. w. Rowen. of Oskaloosa, wife
OF Conductor Rowen. of the Central. ar
rived in the city Wednesday evening
having gone to Oskaloosa to superin-
tend the packing OF portion of the
| family's household effects, which were
shipped to this city. Mr.. and Mrs
Rowen have rented apartments at 212
South First avenue. and are awaiting
the final determination of the new Or
der issued by the Central as to wheth-
err this city is to be made the perma-
nent division point for some OF the
thru freight runs AS soon as the
decision Is reached, II favorable to this
city, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowen will move
here. They are in hopes that the order
will prove to be such AS to give them
the privilege of moving back to Ma
shalltown, as they did not want %
leave here when Mr. Rowen was trans
ferred to Oskaloosa, few years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Cobb, who
were married In Tama at noon on