Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-10
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Much OF this time he has been the sole
support OF his widowed mother and her
family Of small children. Joe has re-
Gently been running a restaurant here
with the help Of his brother Charles.
Charles is continuing the business
alone.
Mrs. Smith, mother Of Mrs George
Beeson, has rented the boarding hall
and will keep boarders and dodgers.
s Our new teachers, Professor Gable
and Miss Sawyer. arrived in town the
latter part OF last week and commenced
teaching Monday. We are pleased to
learn that they are both musical.
I Mr.. Bernie Fraley. our hardware man
who was seriously pnrned last week
while doing some timing in MARSHALL
town, is getting along nicely under the
care of DIR. g. r. Niblock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hill are visiting
in Hubbard for couplesof weeks.
Rev. Harve Grouse has returned to
his work at Rocheli. Ill.
Miss Maude Jacobs, of Boulder, COL,
Jacobs spent the early part Of her life
in this village.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Griswold
was held at o'clock Thursday after
noon from the residence. Mrs. Girls
void was one Of the Oldest citizens In
our town.
The supper given under the auspices
of the Z. "A. s. OF the NJ. E. church
Wednesday evening was a success.
Mrs. Stella Boggs, Of Waterloo.
leaves for her home Friday.
DR.. Niblock was visited by his father
during the week.
Rev. DR.. Swearingen, OF Gladbrook.
was in town a few days this week.
We are glad to welcome Miss Cora
Dill among US for another year. as she
has again accepted her position in the
schools here at an advance in salary.
Mrs. w. S. Devine, of Marshalltown.
called in town Wednesday.
The NJ. w. A. will give picnic at
Stanley's mill September 20.
Thomas swearingen and Z. S. Gantz
are in Chicago with cattle.
LIscoMB.
Sept 6.-Rev. and Mrs. j. g. Beade
land Misses Minnie and Fanny Russell
attended the Odd Fellows picnic at
Marshalltown Monday.
Mrs. Wilbur Adams. of Union, is Wis
lifting at the Billy Adams home in this
city.
DR.. Kaufman was down from Union
Wednesday evening.
Mrs Crist was in Marshalltown on
"Wednesday.
Frank Fellows. of Montour. is visit
ing his father, u. y. Fellows.
Mrs. Carrie Gould returned Wednes-
day evening from a few days visit with
her mother, Mrs, Barber Of MARSHALL
town.
Mr. and Mrs H. B. Smith have moved
Ito Albion. where Bert will engage in the
barber business.
! Mr.. Henry Johnson, of Mount Carmel.
Pa. is visiting his brother, j. r. John
1 son.
Miss Eta Early left Wednesday
morning for Eldora
Mrs. Kaufman, OF Union, spent Tues
lday in this city
Mrs. George Mcmahon and children
I5of Waukee. Will Wilson and wife of
Omaha. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wilson. Miss
Malo Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs Shultz
of Hubbard arrived Wednesday to be
lpresent at the reunion Of the Wilson
| family and the celebration of the fifth
leth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, which takes place today.
Misses Anna Boyd and Clara IBau-
man were in Union Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Hawk and daughter Della were
lin Marshalltown Monday.
Miss Cora Durham returned from
Cedar Rapids Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mag Adams and Miss Belle Scott
We're Marshalltown visitors Monday.
Elan Adams is spending the week
with his aunt, Mrs. Hamlin, who resides
near Albion.
Mrs. Sitter and daughter Grace and
Mrs. Rudy and daughter Dale, of Cal-
houn county, are visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs cade Templeton, OF
Clarion, are visiting at the j. L. Tenn
lpleton home, north of town
Judd Alorrissey, of Marshalltown, has
been in this city several days on bust
ness.
Henry Early and Ross Dawson at
tended the Eldora fair Wednesday.
Jim Gould and family are in Eldora
lattending the fair.
4 Misses Marie Scott and Hazel Barber
went to Union Tuesday evening for a
short visit.
Mrs chamness and son Frank spen,
SUNDAY in Union.
Mrs. u. C. Willis and Miss Louie
spent Sunday with relatives in THO city
Miss Susie Church, of LeGrand ant
Miss Harriet Reed. OF State Center
spent Sunday in this city.
Professor Harris was in town Satur.
day.
Mr.. Peter Delp left Monday night fol
q visit with his son. who lives in Wash,
Eington.
jess Higgins and wife were Unior
sIcallers Tuesday.
The Reformed Sunday school Is max.
ling preparations to give its annual chill.
Sjdrens day program on Sunday even:
ling, Sept 1G.
Professor Collins, OF Stewart was II
town on business Saturday.
j. C. Meyers left Monday for Sykes,
lton, N. ID. He expects to be absent
slabout mouth.
Mrs. Lyman schryver is visiting rela
Itives in Marshalltown.
Miss Leah Smith entertained a mum
her Of her girl friends Wednesday from
IL until Z o'clock in honor OF her 12tf
birthday
Walter Alexander is proudly exhibit
Ling to his friends handsome teethlnt
Iring. which he won as first prize in {
foot race at Marshalltown Monday.
Farrol Anderson, of Albion, is visit
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