Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-27
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gilman locals.
q Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Gilman Dec. 27-The Christmas eve
entertainment on Saturday evening at
the Congregational church was a very
pleasant affair. consisting of appropri- 4
ate songs. declamations and selections
from scripture. The gifts We're dis
played on two trees han1ing an old
fashioned fireplace At the NJ. Il
church a Very pretty display of pres
ents appeared on the tree and the eN-
ercises We're peculiarly interestiiia, aiis.
appropriate. The entertainment at
Newburg was given on Christmas
evening at the Congregational church
and on the same evening a the lresby-
tsterian church in Hickory Grove town
ship.
| ii. A. Church was taken suddenly III
while at work in his store Saturday
afternoon With neuralgia of the heart
| and was taken home to Marshaltown8
Lon No. .,
Il. Nv. Fanton and wife. of MARSHALL
town. came down Saturday morning for
! a visit of a few days with old friends
1 in Gilman and vicinity
/ Rev. c. l.. Hammond and family
drove over to LeGrand on Monday
! morning To attend family reunion at
This fathers residence. intending to
i drive To Newburg in the evening To
take part in the Christmas entertain
ment.
Mr. Parker and Wife. three miles
4 southeast If town, entertained quite a
party al friends al their pleasant home
on Munday evening and another party
Hast evening in honor Of a friend, Mr..
/ Smith, of keota who is visiting them.
College students who are at home en-
ljoying the holiday vacation are Misses
A Edith Negley and Bessie Carney and
r. T.. Parker. r. j. Carney and Ed
ward Paul. of Iowa; Miss Grace 3sale
land Walter Ward, Of Cornell; and
q George Gould. Of Highland Park, III.
Misses Tiliy Parker and Mamie Paul
8 Ven, To Chicago for visit of an IN
definite. length With the formers sister
Mrs. McCauley
A new telephone Office has just beer
established here by the Farmers Tele-
phone Company at the store of :
Gregg & Co.
LAUREL
Dec 81 Andrew Albers and MIS-
II Anna Kluyer were married Dec. 20 AM
]! moved onto the farm belonging 70 tn
Z father Of the groom. southeast of town
3 and are now at home TO their friends.
George aud Emma Hahn left ruesda.
E safternaon for Marion. Iowa, 10 atten'
: The Wedding Of their cousin. Miss Han
n rah Sehc,irer which MAS To take plac
s today ut the homo Of Rev. NJ J. Locke
j Mrs Rese Lyle and infant son ar
9 rived Friday from Chinook. Montana
n hand Viii probably make her futui
h6rae hese. Mrs lsy,le will be remem
s l,area az Miss Rose. Brown. who maj
: iiec Isaac Iss'tle some years ago. an
g Moved 10 Montana, where her husban
q was drowned last fall.
q D. w Maytag came home from Chi
n earo Moi4tlay for short visit With III
e family after which he vii! return agai
e % Chicago. His health is considerahl
! improved by the treatment he has bee
taking, and further improvement Is es
pected by its continuance
Harry Batehaln of pkoboji is visitin
e relatives in Laurel and vicinity
q Miss Lizzie Schaible, who has been a
y tending iowa State Normal, is home I,
a holiday vacation
ls The German sunday school at the al
a nnal business meeting on DEC. -. cleo
ed Officers as follows for the ensuir
year. c. f. Buhrow superintendent;
Ia Block assistant superintendent:
~ H. Maytag secretary, w III. Otte
treasurer: Lena Often. librarian, al
Reka FehTman. assistant.