Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-05
Gitlles.Repablitlt,l
The City in Brief

| Mrs. f. G. Nichols, of Liscomb, spen
Saturday in the city.
Mr.. Elias Bueghley, of Liscomb
spent Saturday in the city.
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Mr.. Jerry s. Green was in Searsborc
Saturday night to deliver an address.
Last car load of Delaware pears fol
canning. Send in your orders. L. II
Hood.
For Sale-Team of road horses
harness and stanhope buggy Call al
Ewings' livery barn.
! The Court of Honor will install
officers and serve refreshments at Red
men hall Tuesday evening. All MEM
bers and their families are invited
Nv
Il. d. Alvord has been appointed dis
patcher in the office of the chief train
dispatcher of the Iowa Central, ac-
today.
| The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Congregational clS.irch met Friday aft
ernoon for dts usual study session,
with Mrs. w. j. Heald, 70S West
Church street.
c. j. Brown. an Iowa Central en-
gineer of this city, who has been run
ming out of Monmouth, H.. for more
than year, returned here Saturday
evening to live. Mr. Brown has been
transferred back to this city.
Clerk of Courts III. c. Lounsberry
received notice Saturday morning that
Russell Hopson, colored, of this city,
hospital for inabriaites. Hopson was
sent to Knoxville on Aug. s.
90.
Rev. w. r. Spry. of Eldora. was in
'ythe city this morning on his way to
Mt. Vernon to attend the annual Up
per Iowa conference of the Methodist
church, which begins Tuesday and con-
tinues thru the rest of the week.
Mrs. Eugene Fanton, wife of a far
mer living just west of the city, Satur-
day submitted TO an operation for adj
'hesions at st. Thomas hospital. Mrs.
Fanton underwent an operation about
three years ago, and the adhesions fol-
lowed.
Mrs. w. E. Leech, Mrs w. r. Leech,
Mrs. Anna E. Leech, and Mrs. Fannie
N. Hanks and ]. L. 1nman, of this
city. went to LeGrand this morning to
attend the. funeral of David Jnman,
which was held at 1 o'clock this aft
ernoon.
Rev. ]. ]. Fitzpatrick, d. d., pastor
of st. Mary's church. went to Des
Moines today, where, this evening, he
will address the graduating class from
Governor Cummins is also to deliver all
address to the class.
Rose Woodward today filed suit for
the October term of the district court
against Mary "A. and S. T. Parks, seek
ing to secure judgment on note for
$500 and to foreclose on a mortgage
given to secure the loan on lot Z, block
/, Cummings addition
Mr.. e. D. Batesole has purchased the
interest of his partner, Mr.. FL. +. Glenn
ems, in the grocery firm of Batesole &
Clemens, and will continue the business
at the same location. He will carry
a complete line of the best goods and
invites the continued trade of all old
patrons and many new ones.
Now, there is the ash question in
connection with your winter heat. No
body likes to clean out the ashes. Aside
from the physical discomfort of the
thing, you get the house full of the
dust and upset thinks generally. With
Solvay colle-being nothing but the
carbon of the coal, it is largely con-
sumed, leaving but little ash. Have you
tried Solvay coke yet? For sale by
Consumers Fuel company.
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Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Paulk of Harlan, for
the marriage of their daughter, Ger
trude, to Mr.. Byron G. Edsall, of
Toledo. which will take place on We'd
nesday Oct IA, at noon Mr.. Edsall is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace P. Ed
SAIL 1902 Summit street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Edsall will come to this city
Oct. II, a reception will be given in
their honor at the Edsall home.
Several teachers from Iowa points
have spent the past week visiting the
schools here. Friday a party from
Slater, headed by Miss Reinertson,
principal, visited Nthe schools. The
Slater teachers were the Misses Far
ley, Polliver, Cowie. and Gorham, and
Miss Nelson. supervisor of music. On
Thursday Miss Edith Hafner, prin
,ipal of the Story City schools, was
here Thursday afternoon Miss Glen
newer Ringland. of Western College,
Oxford, O., a girls school, paid the
schools a visit, and gave Il very pleas
ing talk to the young women of the
nigh school on college Work for
Women"
A number of Iowa Central employees
rom this city and other places have
)een spending the past few weeks in
Albert Lea, Mimi, where they We're
as witnesses in the case
brought by the widow of Eugene Will
ard against the company for 100000
Iamages for the death of her husband.
Willard was an engineer and was
killed in February, 1906, in a head
nd collision of freight trains two miles
forth of Eldora. Some of those who
ave been attending the trial are
'rainmaster J. E. Mccarthy, j. T. Hig-
am, w. N. Nutz of this city, Charles
,ogers, of Grinnell, and Conductors w.
!. Russell and Joe Van Draska.
A much enjoyed joint meeting of the
:. w. B. NJ. auxiliary, and the Daisy
brake circle of the Christian church, ]
D1S held Friday evening at tj1e home t