Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-03
The City In Brief
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Mrs. George Seely returned Tuesday
evening from Dayton, where she has
been visiting relatives for few days.
Miss Marie WEIGH, who has been en-
ployed as Kindergarten in the Mo-
line, Ill.,, schools daring the past year,
arrived home Tuesday evening to
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Gail Winery. of Union.
changed cars here Wednesday for
who is teacher in the high school
there. School at Abel closes Friday.
Miss Leila Robinson, who accom-
panied Mr.. and MRS. Harry Mcmillan
on their sad errand to this city, left
for her home in Wichita, Kan. Tues
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan
will be here few days.
Mrs. II. j. Fletcher and Miss Jessie
Binford, of Chicago, have been. APP
pointed by Governor Carroll as dele
gates from this city .itp the. national
convention OF charities and corrections,
to be held at Buffalo June 9-15.
Mr. Roy Brown, whos was in the
iting at the home of his wifes parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McIarnan, has
returned home. Mrs. Brown and baby
son will be here a week or two longer.
The body of Miles Christie, who died
at the soldiers home Monday. was
sent to Des Moines Wednesday for
interment. The body of Miles Chetis-
ter, who also died Monday, was buried
in the home cemetery Wednesday after
noon. J.,
Mrs. j. r. Trindle, who has been a
guest for month at the, home of her
brothef, s. NJ. Newland, and attending
the tabernacle meetings, went to Des
Moines Wednesday, and will leave
that city soon for China, to resume his
work as a missionary.
Mrs. A. l.. Gillett. sos. West Linn
street, went to Cedar Rapids Tuesday
afternoon to meet with the executive
committee of the Woman's Missionary
Association of . the United Brethren
church, to make plans, for the general
association meeting in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carney left We'd
nesday for a three months trip thru
the eastern. states, going by way of
Niagara Falls and the Thousand Is
lands route down tho st. Lawrence
river to Montreal. They will also visit
Washington D. c., before their return.
| Mesdames H. C. Chaplin, Lou Rog-
ers and John Pope, and Miss Edna
Dillon, a delegation representing the
Christian and Congregational Sunday
schools of Union, were in the city Wed
nesday on their way to ,Des Moines
to attend the state Sunday school con-
vention. beginning today and closing
Friday night. There We're a number OF
delegates from this city.
| Thirteen seventh grade girls of the
tGlick school served ice cream and cake
| to the boys of the track team who re-
Gently won the T.-R. cup, Tuesday af-
ternoon after school The affair was Il
complete and delightful surprise. The
serving was done by lulu Seymour
and Maurine Hovey. and the Other
girls were Sylvia Buchanan, Ruby In
man, Ethel Chapman. Donna Fosnacht
Esther Dewey, Bernice and Grace Han.
HAN, f1tleu OSief, Jot Shtto sAuSudis Lll'
liam East and Esther Mayer The hoy
Of the track team are Jennings Heng
Byron Hopkins, Leo Ward, Wayne
Glow, Eustace Jones, Carl Scott, Ear
Hay. Carl Winters, Warren Stevens
Wilbur Williams, Lloyd Bills. Julia1
Simon, Willie Good, George Fosnach
and Carl Seberg. The teachers of III,
Click school were the recipients of /;
treat from. Miss Emma Curtis, prin
/ cipal OF the school,