Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-28

J Window glass, all sizes. Charles j.
Lander.
| We have new stock of the famous
| Allegretti chocolate cfeams. Mcdonald
& Manhood Co.
We have new stock of the famous
Allegretti chocolate creams. Mcdonald
& Mahood Co.
We have a new stock of the famous
Allegretti chocolate creams. Mcdonald
4 Manhood Co.
IL you like good coffee, drink Ger
man American, always the same. ID. 5.
Good Grocery Co.
The choicest steaks and roasts ana
the best brands of bacon and MANS az
Jarvis 4 kellogg's market
Mrs. II. A. Church, ZOE North Cen
ter street, drew the lucky number al
Mrs. Coyles millinery opening.
| The Flora DeVoss Company VIII open
weeks engagement at the odeoh heS.
Monday evening. "A Secret Dispatch
will be the opening bill.
| Superintendent w. Fl. Whalen, OF
the Iowa division of the Northwestern,
passed thru the city this morning on
his way to Belle Plaine.
Wanted-Several timers immediate
civ. must be accustomed to furnace
work and none but first-class work
men need apply. The LenoX furnace
| Co.
"In Louisiana" story Of the south,
will come to the Odeon FRIDAY even
ing. 1t is a sensational melo-drama ana
has many live mechanical ei1eets.
Special prices have been arrangea-lo'
25, 80 and so cents.
DR. A. C. Conway, who was recent
ly brought home from Chicago, Where
he went to undergo an operation ne
cessitated because of injuries caused
nv being struck in the abdomen by ALI
auto crank is improving nicely and IT
is thought will be able to be UP oy
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. T. jackson, of 101 East Linn
street, wife of the superintendent OF
| county bridges, is seriously I'LL with
an attack of bronchitis, with which
she was stricken few days ago. Her
daughter, Miss Elva Jackson, VINO mas
been visiting in Garwin, arrived homo
| this morning to nurse her mother.
| Lloyd Maxwell went to Des MONIES
| this morning to confer with the dlrec-
| tors of the Iowa Golf Association VINO
| live there, relative to the plans for tho
state tournament, which is to be held
| next year in Burlington. MIR. Maxwell
was elected one of the directors at the
annual meeting held at Dubuque this
summer.
Dr. w. f. David arrived home Tues
day evening from Winfield ILL.,, accom-
panied by Mrs. David, who has been
spending the past ten weeks In rest
cure sanitarium. Mrs. David, while
not well by any means, is improved
over her condition, of few months
ago. After a short stay at home she
may return to the sanitarium.
Yesterdays Sioux City Journal says:
IN. S. Ketchum, of Marshalltown, Ia,
spent the forenoon in Sioux City and
left for Hawarden on the north bound
Milwaukee train, which was late. Mr..
| Ketchum is the republican nominee for
railroad commissioner. He made a
call on Commissioner j. I'll. Osborne at
the rooms OF the Sioux City CONNER
cial Club"
Will A. Brown returned home Tues
day evening from Gilman, where he
went at the beginning of the canning
season to take a position in the Gill
man Canning Company's plant. Mr..
Brown was injured four weeks ago,
while at work, sustaining fracture of
a small bone of the left foot. He has
been unable to walk until within the
past few days, and is now scarcely able
to move about without the aid of
crutches.
The members of the Unity Club
were most delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. e. w.
Welles, 107 North Fourth street, who
returned a few weeks ago from two
months visit in st. Louis. Mrs. Welles
entertained her guests with a most
interesting account of her visits to the
exposition and the many wonderful ex-
hibits on display there. Following an
afternoon of social pleasure, tea was
served at o'clock by the hostess.
Chris Kroener, justice of the peace
of Melbourne; Charles Woods, Marshal
of Melbourne, Thomas Dennis, John
Horn, Harry Cavel, William and
George wilkie, Peter Diggins, Q. A.
Diggins, Jacob Waltermeyer, Henry
Ginther, Henry Burch, Henry Brandt,
Gus Sandernan, Charles A. Seely,
Theodore Pull, Gus Goodman, William
Boyer and William Morris, all of Mel
bourne, were in the city Tuesday, hav-
ing been subpoenaed i'm the case OF
Frank Wicks, who is charged with the
burglary of the Cavel store at Mel
bourne.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ortwee,, OF 42o Union
street. who is very i'll of typhoid
pneumonia, was removed from her
home to st. Thomas hospital, on the
order of Overseer of the Poor Pember-
ton Tuesday afternoon. Humane Off
Ger Liebig's attention was called TO the
case Monday, and in company with
Mrs. c. r. Harper and Mrs. w. M
Clark, DR.. Liebig visited the home
Monday night. The family is in desti-
tute circumstances and is occupying
poorly ventilated and miserable howell,
with one bed in the house for family
of six persons. including the sick wo-
man. The family consists of Mrs. Ort-
veg, two grown daughters, and three
smaller children. DR.. Lieb1g reported