Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-01
Gil,,le5-Rep1lb6t11n,
The City in Brief

May dance tonight. Forney's hall.
May dance tonight. Forney's hall.
May dance tonight. Forney's hall.
May dance tonight. Forney's hall,
May dance tonight. Forney's hall.
Band carnival Forney's hall tonight.
Drs Conaway, physicians and sur
geons.
wanted-A strong boy to deliver
bundles. E. r. Lay.
Master Mechanic Thomas NJ. Feeley,
of the Iowa Central. was in Oskaloosa
tooay on company business.
/ will not be responsible for debts
contracted by my wife from this date
May /, 1907. John Dieterich, Jr.
Wayne Wright of this city, is build
I ing a new residence on Church street.
iusu west of Eleventh street. The
house is partly completed.
The Excelsior Aid society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. T.
Barnhill and Mrs Ed Clinton at the
formers home, 40S South Second street
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B. H. Dankbar Peter Neuroth and
Frank Neuroth, of Haverhill. unloaded
Tuesday complete threshing outht,
which they expect to use in the vicinity
of Haverhill.
The city council, thru its streets and
alley committee will soon contract to
buy carload of No. / paving brick at
a price not to exceed cost of $3.50
per thousand Il. O. B. Marshalltown.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Rail-
road Y. M. C. A. will meet with Mrs.
r. w. Chamberlain, 700 West Main
street, Thursday afternoon. Mrs A. j.
Arson and Mrs. c. NJ. Hutson will as
sist Mrs. Chamberlain.
The Philathia class of the Methodist
Sunday school met at the home OF tue
teacher, Mrs McKim Monday night
and elected Miss Meta Phelps president
and Miss Imogene Warren. secretary.
Plans were discussed for a more active
and aggressive work
The regular meeting of the Caliso-
phian club was held Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. George Ordway. Next
week it will be with Mrs. w. L. Place.
Mrs Morley, who leaves soon for Lin
coin, Neb., was presented with pref
ty souvenir spoon as a token of the
clubs esteem.
The Baptist Hill Bible class was en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
John K Turnkey, 100 High street, a
dozen of the members being present.
After the regular lesson the ladies en-
joyed themselves socially, and the hos
tess seryesd nice refreshments.
Mrs. Thomas Coyne and children
went to Oska1oosa this moTning where
they will make their home. The house
hold goods were shipped Monday Mr.
ECoyne has been in Oskaloosa since
! February, when he was made foreman
of the yard section gang on the Iowa
Central
Mrs. Robert Stevens entertained the
Literary clan Tuesday evening at its
postponed meeting. The hostess sub
Iject was .sVelasquez, of the Castilian
School Of Painters Refreshments
were served during the social hour
L C1u6SIS Wei e A4l .. VIZ q = ~ A'iA'
of Grinnell, and Misses Bertha Horton
and Agnes Sears.
| The seasons last meeting of the
mothers child study department. of the
Women's club was held Tuesday at
teroon at the home of Mrs. D. i. Den
mead, 306 East State street. who was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. D. w
Marston After the regular readtna
music and refreshments We're enjoyed
Several guests of the department were
present.
/ The controversy between the city
land c. A. P, Turner. of Minneapolis,
i the engineer who furnished the via
duct plans. has been held over until the
next regular meeting for a report from
the judiciary committee in order to
ascertain from the railroad commits
sion whether or not Turner furnished
specifications with the plans. and if he
4 did not. whether or not they should
have been furnished at the price agreed
upon for the plans
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