Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-06
Will VISIT NE POOR.
The Organized Charities Association
Meets Tuesday Night and Ap.
points Visitors to Poor.
City Divided Into Eleven Districts
Those Who Will Have Charge
Of Same.
Agent Whitehead Submits Monthly
Report-supplies House Closed
for the Summer.

The monthly meeting of the Organ
lied Charity Association was held
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
d. T. Denmead. Reports of the work
We're given by district visitors. Mrs.
Sutton gave an account OF the interest
ing social recently held at the South
west Mission and arranged by the
workers of the Sunday school. The dis
trict visitors were mostly reelected
and few vacancies supplied The
districts and visitors for the, coming
year are as follows:
First district-Bounded on the north
ern tracks: south, Great Western
tracks: west. city limits. Visitors.
Mrs. p. NJ. Sutton. Miss Belle WEIGH
and Miss Margaret Rodgers.
Second district-Bounded on the
north by Nevada street; east, Third
avenue; south, tracks; west. Second
street. Visitors, Mrs. j. l.. Williams.
Mrs. ]. Holmes and Mrs. H. F. Marsh
Third district-Bounded on the north
by railroad tracks: east, Second street,
south, city limits; west, Fifth street.
Visitors, Mrs. o. Caswell and Mrs. r.
NJ. Garwood.
Fourth district-South Marshal!town.i
Visitors, Mrs. Charles Wassmer, Mrs.
Jacob Wikle and Mrs. A. E. Pickett.
Fifth district-Bounded on the north
by city limits: south, Bromley street:
west. Third avenue; east. city limits.
Visitors. Mrs. d. T. Denmead, Mrs. l..
E. Darling and Mrs Lizzie Miller.
Sixth district-Bounded on the north
by Main street; east, city limits: south.
tracks; west, Fifth avenue. Visitors.
Mrs. NJ L. Meickley, Mrs. G. F. Kirby
and Miss Brennecke.
Seventh district-Bounded on the
north by Main street; east, Ninth
street; south, Boone street; west, city
limits. Visitors Mrs. o. L. Binford
and Mrs. Emerson.
Eighth district-Bounded on the
north by the river: east. Center street;
south, Main street; west, Sixth street.
| Visitors, Mrs. j. F. Meeker and Mrs. /.
L. Cady.
\ Ninth district-Bounded on the north
| by Boone street: east. Third avenue:
south, Nevada street: west. city limits.
| Visitors, Mrs. Jane Miller and Mrs.
lsSteele.
Tenth district-Bounded on the north
by the river; east, Sixth street; south,
Main street; west, Ninth street. Wis
3itors, Mrs. Henry Pappe and Mrs. D.
T. Smith.
Eleventh district-Bounded on the
north by Bromley street; east, city linz
Tits; south. Main street: west. Third
avenue. Visitors. Mrs. e. Lee and Mrs.
Hixson.
The visitors are expected to begin
4 their work August 1, in order to help
prepare the children for school. The
store room Will be closed TO applicants
for the next two months but will be
8open to receive donations of any kind.
| The Libraries will soon be placed in
I families by the agent. all having been
called in during the past few weeks.
The following report for May was pre-
scented by Mrs. Whitehead:
To the President and Executive
Committee of the Organized Charities
of Marshalltown-Your agent presents
the following report OF work done dur
| ing the month Of May:
There have been donated 1877 pieces
8of clothing, % pairs of shoes. 10 pairs
of hose, is hats. SO dishes. pieces OF
bedding. q pieces OF household goods;
| lS toys, 1 peck OF dried apples. some
pieces, carpet rags. trimmings and 90
rolls of wall paper. There have been
given for work 124 pieces OF clothing.
| II pairs of shoes. y pairs of hose, %
hats, 81 dishes. 10 pieces of household
goods 2 pieces Of bedding. Ii rolls of
wall paper, 5 punches of matches and |:
4 bars of soap. Thirteen hats, 9 pairs of
shoes. % pieces of clothing have been
sold for tritting sums.
In the employment department six
have applied for work and ten for help.
| In the department. of literature 900
papers, books and As magazines have
been donated: 1856 papers. q magazines
and 4 books have been distributed.
Amount of money on hand Nav i.
500: taken in since for goods. s3.ss:
expended, SILL: balance June 1. s6.51.
Work done for the society has con-
sisted of 20 hats trimmed. II quilt
blocks pieced, 100 pieces cut, some
mending, washing, hauling, gardening.
sewing and house work. Your agent
has made Is visits in the interest Of the
society."
DIR. GETZ RETURNS.
New President of the international
Association of Railway Surgeons
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