Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-12
THE CITY IN BRIEF,


THE CITY in BRIEF
DR.. Nichols, physician.
DR.. Janss, surgeon and physician.
Hopkins new cheviot suitings are
just the proper thing.
The w. C. T. U.swill meet at the ex-
change Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. J.. D. kibbey went to Liscomb
this morning for a few days sport
chicken hunting.
The maximum temperature Tuesday
was "a and the minimum for the night
was 40, a drop of 25 degrees.
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Mr.. A. "A. Schenck, of Boone. engineer
of second track work on the Chicago &
Northwestern, spent Tuesday in the
city on business.
The first meeting of the Political
Equality Club for this season vii, be
held Thursday evening at the home of
the president, Mrs. NJ. c. Huffaker.
Mrs. w. ]. Youngnan, Of Tama, ar
rived in the city Tuesday evening and
Will be the guest of week or two OF
her friends, Mrs. N. G. Messenger and
Miss Messenger.
Mrs. c. Dobson returned Tuesday ev-
sening from LeGrand,. where she has
been present at the semi-annual con-
ference of the Marshalltown district,
Methodist church.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
Gay afternon by Mrs. t. Reed and Mrs.
Pepper at the home of the former, No.
50I North Third avenue
Uncle John Seager, of Gilman, was in
the city toeay to attend the annual re-
union of the Marshall County Old Set
tiers Association and was the guest of
his niece, Mrs. A. Janney.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregationa church will meet Thursday
Afternoon With Mrs. G. w. Huntington
and Mrs. NJ A. Chaplin at the Hunting
ton home, No. 4o4 North Fourth street.
Mr. John Bannatyne. who has been
spending the summer months in travel
ing thru Europe. has landed in Boston.
He Will be there and in New York a
few days and is expected home next
Tuesday.
Mr.. Harold L. Boyer, of Grinnell a
classnlate of Mr.. Guy A. Meekers in the
Harvard Law School, spent the day in
the city as Mr.. Meeker's guest and was
present a the open day of6the Country
Club.
Ladies who want a perfect fitting and
stylish skirt must see that their dress
slfiaser cuts it from the "infallible shirt
rule. For particulars address or cali
at the fremont Hotel. Williams e
La phsn. general agents.
Rev. II. C. Richardson, of the Univer-
Issalist church, returned from Boone
Tuesday, where he attended thu state
convention and dedication of tha new
church edifiee. He was elected state
president and organizer of the Young
I Peoples Christian Union.
Mrs. James Barley, Of I4Grand,
passed thru the city Tuesday evening
on her way TO State Center, whore she
| is called by the illness of her brother
Gaylord Richeson. brother of Mr.. For
lest Richeson and nephew of Mesaames
~. a. Yokom and E. l.. Thayer, Of thit
lscity. Mr.. Richeson is i'll With typhoid
fever.
Contractor John Herbert. of this city
Who sublet from Contractor p T
/ Walsh. of Davenport. a grading con-
lsNille moved hissoutfit this morning tc
A 1. ~.
contract in putting in passing tracks
for the Central. Work is also TO be
/ done at Union, Achley8 and Sheffield.
The Evening Telegram of Portland
/ Ore. of a. recent date. contains motto,
/ of the annual meeting of the director;
and stockholders of the o. r. & N, b,
which so many Marshalltown peopl,
have been employed. Mr.. r S. Benson
I warre-elected general auditor, and als
3 took a place on the board of directors t
tllathe resignation of Mr.. William Nc
& Intosh
d Miss Effie Perry, who has been
teacher in the city schools for a numbe
A CT years, and who has Or the last sea
son or two been the supply teacher, ha
gone to Chicago, where she has accept
"a 81 avery SoOd posltl0n IN one OF tn
4 schools there. Miss Perry will be grea,
II Is missed among the teachers, wit
4 whom she was very popular, but he
good fortune is enjoyed by them also.
Manager Shepard, of the local of1ic
a of the Postal Telegraph Company, ha
received instructions from headquar
tiers to the effect that the company wi
transfer money free of tolls and CON
missions for the relief of the Gaiyesto
storm sufferers. This is kindly ac
on the part of the company and if an
of the citizens have a contribution I
make the opportunity is thus afforded
4 Councilman William Fisher, of tn
Fisher Governor Company, accompa
!. MED by Mrs. Fisher and Miss Fshe
j arrived home Tuesday evening on til
3, Colorado special from Milwaukee, whe,
he has been in attendance at the annu;
convention of the National Associate
Of Stationary Engineers. Mr.. and Mr.
Fisher and daughter visited also in Oh
Ecago, and since Saturday have bee
guests of relatives at Clinton.
You will find 1t to your interest [