Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-25


Marshalltown pottery fruit jars. pin;s
and quarts. &c each: gallon jugs. 10.
each. Hawkeye.
We receive every day something new
for cur loom end sale a the HawXeye
Ten cent ginghams. cents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Emmett G. Beeson. 80.
Summit street, are the parents of 9
daughter, born Saturday night
During this, the last week of our
our loom end sale. we are selling Wa
ner Bros, Thompson's Glove Fittlna
and Case. 81 corsets for soc. Hawk
eye store.
Signet Chapter, No. SS. will hold a
special convoeation this Monday even
ing. July %, for work. Be present #
| Forbes. II. p
For Rents Storage room in the
ware house of the old ketchum wagon
| works. next to our factory. We have
leased the building. but do not need
all the room therein. The LennoX
] Furnace Co.
Ely & Dunn will ship out of this
! city tonight or early tomorrow morn
| ing, ten-team outfit to Marseilles.
H.. whore the firm has an extensive
| contract. The men and teams will be
| used on the grading work.
Mrs. Dan F. Arnold, this afternoon,
entertained about thirty boys and girls
at her home 919 Jackson street. in
honor of her daughter. Irma Arnolds
eighth anniversary. The little folks
spent a most enjoyable afternoon with
games, etc. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
A. letter received by Mr.. William
Steele. from Mrs. Steele. who has been
in kingtisher. Okla. for two or three
weeks announces the death of Mrs.
Steele's mother, Mrs. Lacey. Mrs.
Steele was called to her mothers bed
side owing to her critical condition.
Mrs. Lacey's death was due to dropsy.
Mrs. Steele is expected home this week.
The Pink division of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Y NJ. e, A.. served ice
cream and cake on the w. T. Board
'laan lawn. East Main street, Saturday
evening to a disappointingly small
crowd, only about two or three dozen
the cool weather. The social was given
for the benefit of the Y. NJ. C. A. build
Ing fund.
Rev. NJ. Londahl arrived home Sat
urday afternoon from a months va-
cation visit spent at points III Wis
consin and South Dakota and at
Sioux City. His family. who accom-
panied him. will not return for q, few
weeks. Rev. Londahl went to Dunbar
Saturday night where he preached
Sunday morning, returning here for
his evening service.
j. r. ILL., of Des Moines. former
resident of this city and brother m
law of Mr.. Z. G. Beeson. is quite i'll
II the Victoria sanitarium, Colfax,
where ne was taken after having SUI
faled an attack of heart failure On a
tra:n. AIR. Hill was in serious con
d.tion when tuken to the sanitarium.
but is improving slowly. Mrs. Hill is
in Hampton. Va. visiting her parents,
Gen. and Mrs. B. A. Beeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Roberts of San
Diego. Cal, have been visiting friends
in this city and Green Mountain for
the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
are on their way home from a two
months visit with old-time friends in
New Hampshire, Massachusetts and
Vermont. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts are
among the early settlers of this county.
having located at Green Mountain in
1851 They afterwards removed to
Marshalltown, and six years ago went
to California, which has since been
their home,
DR.. Elijah Brown Jones. who has
been in Sioux City for ten days, deliv-
ering a series of chautauqua lectures
arrived home Saturday night. He will
be here until August s, when he will
go to Grant City, Mo-. for ten days
chautauqua work. DR.. Jones filled his
own pulpit Sunday morning. surprising
his congregation, who had not ex-
pected his return and were prepared
to hear a good old-fashioned Metho-
dist sermon by Chaplain Jesse Cole. OF
the Soldiers Home. In the evening NJ
l.. Hostetter. of Waterloo. delivered his
lecture. The Story of Wasted Life"
at the Baptist church.
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The body of the late John p. Choate.
whose death occurred in Racine. Wis,
n few days ago, arrived in the city
Saturday evening and was conveyed to
the Presbyterian church, where the
funeral services We're conducted by
Rev. David Dempster Mr.. Choate was
a member of Marshall Lodge. No. 146,
B. of L. E., Oskaloosa. and a deiega
ton from George D. Brooke lodge of
this city. met the body at the train and
acted as pail bearers. The latter were
William Jennings. Owen T. Murphy,
James Clark, r. r. Holt, l. S. Willard
and Oscar Green. In addition to these
the delegation to receive the body was
composed of Mart Costello. E. c.
Brown and I. C. Clegg. Byron Baker.
of Racine. a grandson of Mr.. Choate,
accompanied the body to the city.
j. c. Dunn arrived home Saturday
from business trip of few days to
Watertown, Wis, LaSalle and Mac
settles, Ill.,, where he has been inspect
ing the Ely & Dunn paving contract
work in progress in the three cities. |
Mr.. Dunn was a passenger on the i'll
fated Northwestern train. that went
into the ditch at Stanwood last week, |
resulting in the death of three and
the slight injury of one passenges'.
The passenger, Miss Alice Eager, of
Wosseon, O., occupied a berth in the
same sleeper in which Mr.. Dunn was