Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-16
Neiehborbood Notes
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RHODES.
March 14.--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nell
were visitors at the Conwell home,
south of Baxter, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penquite visited at the
formers parents last week.
MIR. A. j. Bonham was Des Moines
caller Friday.
Mrs. Mills and Miss Taylor were
Collins callers Saturday between
trains.
Miss Dowd visited from Friday even
ing until Sunday at the home of John
Breunig.
Mr. John Harmon, of Van Horn. was
in town last week, a guest at his faith
er's home
Eleven members of Mystic Tie Tenn
pie. No. 10, Rathbone Sisters, went to
Baxter Friday evening, to be present
at the organization of new temple.
BAXTER No. 202 The state organizer
and instructor, Mrs. Mary Johnson, of
Boone, was present. Baxter can we'll
be proud of it's new temple, which was
organized with charter list of TWEEN
ty-fve lady and fifteen gentlemen
members There is "A bright prospect
for a much larger membership in the
future. Thrty-five members of Hun
ter Temple, No. 80. of Newton. did the
work for Baxter temple, Hunter tenn
pie has fine degree staff, which ala
their work in a creditable manner.
Newton also has q fine set of Officers.
Baxter entertained all their guests at
ter the work at Il banquet al the no.
tel. where fine music was rendered by
an orchestra during the evening.
Hazel Outright came from olin
Sunday morning and will spend some
time at the home of her father, Mr..
Charley Outright.
LAUREL
May 1.-THE game of ball here Fri
day afternoon between the Melbourne
and Laurel clubs resulted in score
of to ~ in favor of Melbourne.
The musical entertainment Friday
night by the Marshaltown high schoo
rlee club and orchestra, at the Laurel
X. of p hall. was we'll attended, and
all present were pleased with the pro-
gram rendered.
LIE. bTlSBS uStS pun tllfissNo VIZ ~ AS
stock owned by the late Dr. Smith
and has taken possession of the nusi-
ness
A. Moe, who formerly had charge
OF the Laurel Drug Company's business
here but for some time past has been
in business at Choteau, Mont, has
returned here and taken his old posi-
ton.
j. T. Doody has sold his stock OF
general merchandise to his former
partner in business here, H. G. f
Vessels, and an invoice will be taken
and goods delivered in a few days.
Monohon & Ogier, of Marshalltown
are building a large barn on theil
farm west of Laurel.
j. c. Buffer has completed the foun-
dation for his cottage residence on
Main street.
Senator Maytag and brother. t. H.
Maytag, of Newton, spent Wednes-
day here looking after business af-
fairs.
w B. Williams and wife OF Mar
shalltown, were Laurel visitors Thurs
day and Friday at this place.
Mrs. V. w. Renner who has been
quite sick for weeks past. III now
improving and her recovery is ex-
pected.
MELBOURNE.
May 14.-Mrs. j. A. DeButts and
mother, Mrs. Poffenberger, visited
friends at Marshalltown Friday.
Homer Morris spent Thursday in
Des Moines.
j. j. Soorholtz is spending the week
at home He accompanied his father
and DR.. Rowland to Des Moines yes
terday. His father is going in the hos
pital for a few weeks treatment for
rheumatism.
Mrs. Homer Morris and daughter.
Myrtle, left Thursday morning for
Austin, Mimi, for a months visit with
Will Morris and family.
Mrs. Graham, Of Baxter, who has
been spending several months with her
daughter, Mrs. James Lamer, left for
home Friday morning. Her daughter
went with her, for short visit.
Mrs. Will Middleton spent Tuesday
at Marshalltown
Arthur Andrews returned home Fri
day morning after a weeks business
trip in st. Paul.
STATE CENTER
May Ill. w. Sparks has gone to
oh of f1a Nhn.