Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-01

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| Third street, Wednesday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy NJ Parks, 205
South Second street, are parents of a
nine pound boy. born this morning.
Ladies' Guild st. Pauls church, will
meet Wednesday with Mrs Archie
Parker. South Third avenue Tea
at 5.
Misses Lucille Willard and Ruth
kimball left Monday night for Wash
ington, d. G., where they will enter
Washington College.
M. f. Andrews sells fine Kersey
coat so inches long for $1,000. This
is one of the best coats for the money
shown in central Iowa.
All Modern Woodmen are invited
by the degree team to attend dance
at Columbia hall Wednesday evening,
October 2. Everything free.
Mr.. Frank Boucher. son of Dr. and
Mrs. F. H. Boucher, left Monday ev-
ening for st. Louis, where he will take
up the work of his junior year in med
icine at St. Louis University
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For the purpose of paying the ac-
cumulated bills. resulting from the re-
cent county fair. the executive COM
mittee of the fair association met at
the office of Secretary w. M. Clark
Monday afternoon.
Twenty thousand rolls of wall paper
ordered for February l arrived at
Dinges & Everists' Thursday. All the
new next spring styles. See them. If
you can use the regular stock make
your own prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cox, who are
soon to move to Minneapolis, were sur
prised by a few of their neighbors and
friends Saturday evening. The guests
took their cwn refreshments, which
We're served after a pleasant evening
spent socially. The guests presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox with mantel clock.
1t is the Intention to publish several
pages of representative residences in
the illustrated magazine of Marshall
town but it will be impossible to call
on all who have fine homes Those
having houses that are credit to the
city should call at the T.-R. office and
inquire as to, this feature of the mag
azine.
IT is the irtention to publish several
pages of representative residences in
the illustrated magazine of MARSHALL
town but 1t will be impossible to call
on all who have fine homes. Those
having houses that are credit to the
city should call at the T.-R. office and
inquire as to this feature Of the mag
aZine.
The leaders of the young mems gym
nasium class met in conference with
Physical Director Dawson at the as
sociation building Monday evening, to
plan for the seasons work. 1t is the
hope and expectation of the class to in
crease the membership to fifty this
winter. An informal luncheon was
served by Mr.. Dawson.
Mr. C. H Evans, of Chicago the eX-
pert who examined the feasibility of
the proposed interurban railroad out
Of this city for Hamilton Browne, the
promoter. arrived in the city this
and was in session today with
local business men interested in the
project Mr.. Browne is expected to be
in the city Thursday.
Arrangements have already been
made to publish the portraits of over
$50 of the leading business, professional
and travelling men of the city in the
magazine of Marshalltown.
but it will be impossible to call on all |
who should appear in such a publica-
ton. Other; should call at the T.-R
office or speak to d T.-R. man about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Erickson left
'or their home in Davenport after a
weeks visit at the home Of the lat
.ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Lun-
;trom, BOB South First street. Mrs.
was formerly Miss Anna
lunstrom. who was recently married
n Davenport A family reunion was
enjoyed at The Lunstrom home Sun
lay in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Erick-
son.
The Women's club will hold its first
meeting Wednesday afternoon, on the
second floor of the 7. 0. 0. f. block,
Cast Main street. The program will
,e in charge of the history and Bible
study department. and will consist of
IN address on David by Rev. Merle
Y. Smith, vocal numbers by Mr.. Hos
ord Plewe, accompanied by Mr.. Ralph
Xix, and violin numbers by Marguerite
lewis, accompanied by Lucille Mere
18th.
The Phlathea Bible class of the
Methodist Sunday school held its an
lual meeting: Monday night and elected
,fficers as follows: President, Miss
Nary Stroud; vice president, Mrs.
Charles Brott secretary Miss Imo-
rene Warren; treasurer, Miss Bertha
reporter Miss Jennie
Tuffree: chairman entertainment COM
nittee, Miss Anna Beatty: chairman
ookout committee, Mrs. Ross Hub
,ard chairman membership commit
ee, Miss Nellie Boardman.
Licensed to Wed.
Oscar A Pf;,ntZ, farmer. aged %,
nd Emma H. Severidt. aged "a, both
# State Center.
Edward Cue. butcher. aged 80, Of
New Castle. Wyo and Mamie V. Buck,
ged %, of Melbourne.
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