Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-09

| 1000. AlLu dNCluU 6IoSCi
We pay 80 cents for eggs. Phone
1853 Third avenue grocery.
For sale--One hundred head Of cat
tie. Plumb Brothers. Marshalltown.
Large tree-good firewood--free for
cutting and hauling. Phone 175.-Ad-
vertisement. ~ 4
Let me do your painting, inside OF
out and 1t will be right. w. A. George.
Jr. 122 West Main street.
Don't fail to attend the big potato
sale at the Cray Cafe. 80 North Center
street. all day Saturday. Cray.
Rowena Circle will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. e
Paxson, 2o2 South Second avenue.
o. d. Rowley, Of Mason City. has
come here to enter the employ Of Gid
ner Bros. Mr.. Rowley has been work
ing in the Gildner Bros store in Ma
son City.
Mrs. L. r. Boomhower, of Mason
City, came Tuesday night for a visit
Of about week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. McLeland, in Taylor
township.
II Dr. F. p. Boyd: general practice
with eye, ear, nose and throat.
and corrective exercises. 101 North
First street; phone 1872; Marshaltown,
observation-disclosures
II Work was begun Tuesday, under the
direction Of Superintendent s. w. Ru-
bee, Of Riverside cemetery, setting out
the shrubbery in the high sshool
grounds. A large variety Of hardy
shrubs and evergreens is being used.
In the grounds OF the Deaconess hos
pital shrubs are also being planted.
Il Word received by the Marshall
County Motor Club from the depart
ment Of the interior says that the ma
tional parks are not to be closed to Wis
itors during the season of 1917, as had
been reported. Secretary Lansing de-
MES the rumors Of the closing Of the
parks, and has seen At to so advise
motor clubs because Of the many mo-
ttoring trips that are made to the parks
Dixie Jubilee Concert Company will
give an entertainment at the Congre.
gational church Friday evening, May
II. auspices Of Talitha Cumi Club
This company has headquarters in Chi.
cago and has been doing chautauque
work through Canada this winter. The
members sing southern melodies and
grand opera. This company was here
last year and gave fine concert
Tickets on sale at e. n. Lays ant
4. - 10 1ls "A AV,1;o 4 a.
cents.
The report Of appraisers appointed
to appraise the value of two acres O
land in section L., Liberty township
wanted by the county for road pur
poses. was approved by the supervisor
at meeting held Tuesday. The ap
praisers valued the land at $125 al
acre. A crock that crosses the pres
emit east and vest roai has changet
its course so that II the old road wer,
maintained, second bridge would hav
to be built. BY changing the roat
thru the land appraised, ono bridg'
Word received from Los Angeles
tell sof the contemplated opening there
on Sept. "a, this year. Of a private
school by Miss Grace Fulmer, formerly
Of this city, but now of San Francisco
Miss Fulmer's school will comprise two
departments, one for young children Of
kindergarten and primary age; the 9TH
er for young women who wish to be.
come Undergraduates, or for those who
are interested in children, yet who new
er expect to teach. Both departments
are to be conducted in the open air as
far al possible.
The board of supervisors has enter.
ed into contracts with the supervisors
Of Grundy, Tama, and Story counties
for the joint maintenance Of bridges
and culverts in the roads on the cOun-
ty lines. Half of each road has beer
apportioned to Marshall county anG
tho other half to the adjoining county
and each county Is to maintain the
bridges and culverts in its section Of
the road. A similar arrangement vii
probably be entered into with the SUI
pervisors Of Jasper county with whom
the local board meet Thursday to take
up the. subject.
| Victor Louthan. 14o4 East Main
istraet, foreman of the Chicago Grea,
Western coal station. who last week
was arrested and taken to Lake City
on a warrant issued there charging pc
tit larceny. has returned home. He
Says that the complaining witness, c.
H. Miles. failed to appear. and that the
case was dismissed. Louthan says that
miles had household goods stored in a
building Louthan and man named
Harrison rented at Lake City last Oc-
ttober for use as skating rink. The
rink was conducted by Louthan from
lOctober, 1916, until January 1917. When
miles went to get his household goods
he found articles missing, and had a
warrant issued for Louthan's, arrest
ILouthan says that he declared his in
nocence OF the responsibility Of the
missing goods, but that Niles went
ahead and had him arrested, only to
Ihnd before the case came to q hearing
that he had been mistaken.
! THREE RECRUITS LEAVE.