Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-30
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The. City in Brief

DIR Bullard, osteopath. rs Il. Main.
Country dressed chickens for the
Saturday trade at Reynolds g. Shell
don.
The regular meeting of the w. c. T.
U. was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. B. flanagan, 7o7
Il West Linn street.
/ All OF our goods are fresh and pure.
Then there is the advantage of low
prices and prompt delivery. 1t pays to
trade at the Mutual Benefit
Just the weather to make the grass
grow. Just the weather to use good
4 lawn mower. See Schmidt; $3.50 buys
good mower for small lawn.
Huston with do your roofing, spout
ing and all kinds of tin work; do 1t
well and at reasonable prices. Shot,
lenberger's old shop, West Main.
4 Mrs H. e. Jenkins and son Marion,
went to Glidden Wednesday evening
land will remain for brief visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant jenkins.
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II your refrigerator Is in bad condi-
/ ton, or leaks, Huston will repair 1t.
Have 1t done now before the hot days
come. Shollenberger's old shop. West
Main.
Miss Sarah Proctor and Miss Claire
Lockwood, of Nevada, We're in the city
/ Wednesday to witness the senior class
/ play. and were guests over today at
the F. A. Moscrip home.
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Mrs. Minnie b. Legg, 71o North
Fourth Street solicits the pubic's pat
ronage in all lines of dry cleaning,
! Satisfaction guaranteed. Good called
for and delivered. Telephone $50 Red,
new line.
The kindergarten children Of the
Click school, with their teachers.
Misses Grace Farrand and Ina Will,
had party Wednesday morning at the
/ school, and after songs and games, a
picnic dinner was enjoyed.
John Presnall, Of the postoffice, went
to Mason City, Wednesday night. to
be present at the annual convention
| Of the Iowa Postal Clerks union. Mrs
Presnall and children went to Albion
and will remain until Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Will Presnail.
| Miss Ina WILL 1906 West Main street,
livery pleasantly entertained the teach
lers of the Click school Wednesday
| evening, at $50 O'clock dinner. The
hostess was assisted in serving by her
mother. Mrs ]. w. Will, and sister,
Mrs. George F. Thayer. The evening
was enjoyed socially.
The upsetting OF a lamp at the home
OF Mrs. Mary F'orrey, s14 South Tenth
avenue called out the department at
S:l5 "Wednesday night. The lamp
broke. and the kerosene, which was
spilled on the carpet, was ignited. The
damageswas very slight and was con-
fined to the carpet. which hole was
burned. ~ !
A farewell party OF the Rogers kin
dergarten, to- have been held on the
lawn at the home OF Dorothy Shove,
was given Instead at the school, on ac-
count of the bad weather. The after
noon was spent with games and mus
ic, Misses Shelley, Marie Shove and
Amy WATSON assisting the teacher
Miss Maud Morey.. A picnic supper
was then enjoyed.
of this city, are again residents Of
Marshalltown at least for the summer.
Mr.. Martin has been doing some spe
cial work for Story & Clark. a Chicago
piano firm, and for the summer months
Iowa. He will make his headquarters
here and will make his home at the
Stoddart. Mrs. Martin was formerly
Miss Margaret Turner, Of Eldora.
LeMars Sentinel: George M. Smith
was at Marshalltown last week att
tending the state convention of the !
Iowa Legion Of Honor, representingI
the LeMars lodge While in1Marshall-
town he visited the soldiers home and |
met George Kline, John Welliver
Thomas Williams, Charles Johnson
George Relyea and Thomas Fitzpat-
rick, who formerly lived here. They |
We're delighted to see some one from
LeMars. He also saw David Mar
chant who is lying dangerously i'll at |
the hospital
Miss Grace Packard and Miss Esse
HathaWay, of the high school, left this |
afternoon for their homes in Norwalk
and OTTAWA, o., where they will visit |
very OTleIIy before SAILING Tor Europe
on June from New York. Miss Julia
Padmore. who is 10 be With them, will
go to Chicago Friday afternoon, and
will be there for a few days be- |
fore going to New York, where |
she meets Miss Packard and Miss
Hathaway the morning they sail. Miss
Fannie Quaife of the high school, who |
sails for Italy on the 9Th, left for her
home in Ionia this afternoon.
The body of Clarence Head, who
was killed Tuesday afternoon by be-
ing crushed TO death in the elevator |
shaft at the Armour & Co. plant. where
he was employed as foreman reached
the city at 2 o'clock this morning in
charge of Wiley Head. Of Des Moines,
brother of the deceased. The funeral
will be held from the Heald residence,
211 South Third avenue, at 2 o'clock
FRIDAY afternoon. conducted by DR..
Jones. Pail bearers will be chosen
from among the members of the war
company H, of the Forty ninth Iowa
Volunteer infantry. with which Mr.
Head served as wagner and assistant
company cook The members of the
company in the city are planning to
attend the funeral in a body.
The funeral services of the late Will