Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-06
Bargains to close GU, at Liebig's.

\ .
just received, a large lins of dress
gtnghams a; 10 cents. NJ. f. Andrews
Assistant Genera Freight Agent III
F. Marsh of the Central. spent the day
! IN the city on business.
If you can use any kind of towel In
yonr Office, store or shop call UP Derb:
Bros Towel Supply. New phone. $40
one $40 Astrakhan coat size ST.
guaranteed. clearing sale price s27.5o
Hawkeye Mercantile Company. cloak
department.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
| tist church will meet with Mrs. s. w.
Sinclair, 1o7 South Second street.
| Thursday afternoon.
| Mrs. Ella Baker entertained the Call
isophian Club at its regular meeting
| Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. y. a. Mill
Jams was guest of the club.
| Syrups al culley's. Cooking New Or
leans molasses Scents per gallon.eoun-
try sorghum 40 cents and a genuine
sugar syrup 90 cents per gallon.
The highest grade Of dental work al
ways costs money. My prices are right.
! Dr. j. j. Ciemmer Hopkins building.
| Office hours, s to .. New phone SS5.
| "a Journey Thru the Slavic World"
/ the last of the Steiner lectures AT the
| Congregational church Friday evening.
Illustrated by over 100 stereoptican
views.
ha al ~, Ala SnriatN
will be entertained Thursday afternoon
Harter. at the home of the former, 207
| West Nevada street.
Leonard Carney, who has been
spending the. holiday vacation with his
parents. Hon. and Mrs. ]. l.. Carney.
wen. to Grinnell ;h.s morning to re-
sumo his college work.
Miss Marian Andrews who has been
spending the holiday vacation with her
sister. Miss Carrie l.. Andrews, left
for Dubuque this morning TO take up
her work in ST. Joseph's College.
Two more appeals of property own
ers, from the assessment of the city
council for street improvements. have
been filed by property owners. The
appellants are Mrs. a. L. Vanderberg
and F. n. Dinges.
~iss E.',nI Wal-o- nf Tnglis, Neb..
who has been visiting Mrs. Is.
t.Asa1es during The mondays, departed
this morning for Sinsinawa. Wis. to
re-enter ST. Clara's college. Miss Ger
rude Bray of Grinnell. another stu-
dent at the same school. passed thru
the city this morning on her way 20
Sinsinawa.
The funeral of Mrs. Abigail Thomp-
son will be held Thursday morning al
1890 from the home of the deceased's
son. William Thompson. just outside of
the city limits. southeast, quarter OF
a mile east OF Center street Rev. T..
y. Nell of Des Moines. will have charg"
Of the services. lnterment will follow
in the Laurel cemetery.
The derailirg of the tank of Iowa
Central engine No. Sc, in charge of En-
rineer Tom Ciegg. three and cle-half
t,sges north of Sheffield. Tuesday after
noon, delayed No. . into this city an
,tour aud a half last night. No dam
age was done. and the train was able
ID proceed as soon as the tank was re-
placed on the rails.
At the annual meeting of Star Lodge,
No. 3. Iowa Legion of Honor, the fos-
lowing officers were elected: President.
j. A. Tallman: vice president. Ms.
Ella Baker: chaplain Mrs. Frank An
drews: financial secretary. T.. b. Lus-
treasurer. C. H. Smith; senior guard,
clyde Carpenter: junior guard. Miss
Clara Newton: seminal r. W. Cald-
we'll; musician. Miss Anna Erickson.
--.o>---
County Recorder Evans is going to
install soon a new system for q daily
cash record. She has kept record for
her own use In footing up each days
business. but the system hereafter Will
be made a part OF the permanent
records of the office. The board of
supervisors saw the advantage of such
a record in checking up the office a
few days ago. and authorized her 10
have the record book made, according
TO her plans
Local hotel business. which always
suffers during the holidays. when many
of the commercial men are off the road,
is beginning to pick up. But very
few travelling men attempt to do any
business during the holiday season,
and the week following New Years
when Invoicing is engrossIng the at
tentIon OF their customers. Travel,
among the statesmen. began to show
strength Tuesday. and before the week
is over the usual number will be on
the road in this territory.
Richard Pendsrs, another Iowa Cen
trail engineer living in Oskaloosa. who
has been affected by the order making
this city the division for the thru fast
freight trains, arrived in the city this
morning. Mr.. Psnders was ordered to
come here and take one of the runs on
the north end. between here and Ma
son City or Albert Lea. Just what on
he will De placed on he does not ye'
know EIe Will make Marshalltown his
home just as soon as he Is assured the
change L. to be permanent.
Mr.. Elias Day, the clever character
list who appeared in this city on the
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. entertainment;
course Monday evening, told pathetic
incident that came to his notice as J
result of the 1roqnois Theater fire. il
conversiylg with a party of friends a
the Pilgrim. Mr.. Day was called upon
TO act as pail bearer in a home where
the wife and two daughters had been
killed. IN company with others who