Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-15
| her friends, Mrs. c. S. Dunkle, over
Sunday, returning home Monday even

her friends, Mrs. C. S. Dunkle, over
Sunday, returning home Monday even
ing.
Alfred Poyneer and wife of Montour'
came on visit to their old time
friends. II. J. Nosburg and wife. Mon
day morning, returning home the same
evening. Mr.. Poyneer was formerly
prominently connected with politlcal
affairs in the state. having been a
member of the legislature and after
wards lieutenant governor. and stun
retains much of his mental and physlc-
al vigor tho we'll along in the seven
ties. He was in his youthful days
schoolnate OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vosburg
back in the old Bay state, and it is
the delight of these worthy people to
spend at least one day in each year
together, and draw upon their flch
stores of reminiscent lore for their own
and their children,s qualification.
Mestlames w. B. and c. S. Dunk!e
entertained the Congregational LADIES
Aid society at their home on high
street Wednesday afternoon
Fred Arnote departed for his new
home at Rexford, Mont, today, ana ~
succeeded here in the railway ONCE, ny
Mr. George Kiene of Martinsburg, WIZ
seems to be a very pleasant ana &C
communicating man, worthy successor
to the genial Fred Arnote. Mrs. Arnote
will not join her husband till later
]. s. Mcneil of Marshalltown, came
down on business Tuesday, and nome
again yesterday
Miss Minnie Sievers. returned Mon
DAY evening from her vacation OF three
weeks during which she visited rela
tives at Iowa City, West Liberty ana
Davenport She resumes her duties IN
the postoffice today.
Arley Breckenridge Of Marshalltown'
has bought out the Conger Bros. dray
line and has taken possession.
Alfred Peterson. wife and son. ar
rived Thursday of last week. and are
located on North Main street.
Mr. Peterson is the newly elected
principal OF our schools. and comes here
from Rose Hill, where he served with
great acceptability as principal
James Novak. our shoemaker, has
bought the II. II. King residence prop
erty on South Maple street for $4oO.
which he will occupy soon.
Mr. David Paul of Newton, was here
Saturday looking after matters con-
nected with his farm in this township.
The ball game between Brooklyn ana
Gilman resulted in favor of the home
team. to Z.
Robert Gregg. son of Mr.. and Mrs
s. Gregg. underwent an operation TOR
his bowel trouble and rallied nicely
with good prospects for an early and
complete recovery. His parents Will
remain in attendance on him at the
hospital till he is able to return home
which it is anticipated will be In about
two weeks Appendicitis and a tumor
were found to be the trouble.
Earl P. Carney has gone to Dubuque
to enter upon work for the Belle Tele-
phone Company.
A surprise was successfully accom-
plished on Friday evening by about
fifty friends of +. r. Arnote and wife
in anticipation of their approaching de-
parture for Wyoming.
Miss Sophia Quindlund returned from
her vacation Wednesday. and resumed
her duties at the Bank of Gilman.
George Miller had the misfortune to
step on a six penny wire nail and is
now walking with the aid of cane
Rev. H. w. futile, state Sunday
school superintendent, gave an address
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning