Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-28
NEIGHBORH0OD NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gilman.

4 Special to Times-Republican
1 Gilman, Aug. 2S.-On Sunday a fellow
/ by the name of 4Albertson, from Quarry,
got a lunch at Elliotis restaurant and
l5quarreled With the waiter over the
price. when j. A. Hite took up the
quarrel on the part of the house and
following the tough out to the side
walk, was struck by him with brass
| knucklas. knocking Hite senseiess for a
time. The crowd chased the fellow,
when he took refuge in w. H. Jones
cellar. was captured by the marshal.
Gagged and allowed to escape next morn
ing. closely followed by a party With
Israwhides.
Charles w. Colburn and wife are the
happy parents of a daughter. ther5first
born, which came Sunday morning.
j. H. Smith has bought thesold Man
ming place in Grinneli and intends TO
leave the farm and remove to his new
possessions in5the spring.
\ Born to Harry Scurr and wife on
sunday evening, a daughter, their first.
All doing finely.
j. Robertson and wife have given up
1.-THE opera house boarding house club
and it is understood that Landlord ,ra-
hash of the Gilman House, assumes
charge.
Miss Mary ketchura and sister have
| removed their millinery stock out of the
Carney building on Main street and
gone TO Laurel. G. Poe. of Montour,
has setSupa barber shop in the former
Ilocation.
James l.. Wy!ie returned from Colo
RADIO Springs Monday morning. where
he had been in attendance on the Ma
tional Farmers Congress as a delegate
He reports a very interesting and
profitable session.
G. D. Eldridgs, Of Grinnell, spent
Monday in town on business.
AIELBoURNE
Aug. 81 Chaplain Jesse Cole. of tht.
Soldiers Home. delivered his Lecture.
-Four Years at The Front here ali this.
NJ. Z. church. The chaplain has very
decided conviction on certain questions
and is not backward in expressing
them. The lecture was patriotic and
without question superior to anything
of its nature tina We have had III Mei-
bourne in a long time. 1t aboundel with
thrilling incidents and humorous and
pathetic stories turnout The audit
3ence was held spellbound for almost
two hours.
y Rev. HAMILTON. OF yancleve, with
many other Nancleve people, was over
Friday evening TO attend the Cole lee
5ture.
Mrs. John Wausaman. living north Of
town. IS Very low with dropsy.
While lifting some rock Thursday
afternoon w B. Mason sprained his
back ard is at present confined to the
house. The injuries, however are not
Of a serious nature.
The NJ. +. people have voted their
pastor two weeks vacation Rev
Masters and family will be absent from
home about ten days, which will be
spent at State Center and Toledo.
Charles Dtggens and wife and Jeff.
to the state lair and a large number are
contemplating going the first of the
week.
ALBION.
Aug. 2I.-Rev. H. C. Grouse, of Ro-
chele, ILL.,. is spending his summer va
cation with relatives in this Vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. Cummings are enjoying
a visit from sister of the former
Miss dill has returned to take up her
school work and will spend the week at
tending the institute in Marshalltown
Mrs. Lou Ramsey left Saturday
morning for weeks visit with rela-
Ftives near Clarence before beginning
her work for next year.
Yesterday was observed as old peo-
pies day by the Epworth League. a
good program was enjoyed by those in
attendance.
Mrs. Boggs and son Lewellyn, of Wa
terloo, are visiting at the home of ]. E..
Grouse.
Rev. Newell. pastor of the NJ. E..
church, is enjoying a short vacation,
and his congregation attended services
at the Presbyterian church
Mrs. Smith. mother of Mrs George
Beeson, has rented the seminary board
ins hall, which she Will open soon.
q After trying doctors and medicines
without number, and no help or relief, L
took Mulrs Pioneer Cure for impure
blood. It was q success, nderful. -
Miss n. Kuhn, Erie. q. Mcbride &
Win Drug Comp any. IS