Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-31
NEIGHBORH0OD NOTES
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May BIB. w. Smith and wife, of
Toledo, spent Wednesday in this city.
Mrs. Maria Trip and daughter
day for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Misses Stella and Nellie Pemberton
and Messrs. George Wilde and Charles
Hodson, Of Marshalltown, We're Sunday
guests at the L. H. Smith home.
Mrs Elliott, OF Marshalltown, visit
ed in this city several days last week.
Earl Parker has been in MARSHALL
town the past week having his eyes
treated.
Misses Anna Boyd and Clara Bau-
man We're In Union Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. "A. Beaman is visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Jackson,
OF Germania, Q.
Miss Eta Early returned Saturday
from visit in Hubbard.
Mrs. Cal Hudson and children Flor-
ence and Nina, OF Marshalltown, spent
Wednesday as the guests OF Jesse
Haggins and wife.
Jay Sichman and Frank Chamness
were Union callers Tuesday.
O. E. Hall and wife and Mrs. Loretta
Barber, of Marshalltown. were in town.
Wednesday.
Mike Nix and wife were down from
Hubbard Sunday.
Mrs. H. a. Stevenson went to Geneva
Tuesday evening for shirt visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will O'Bryan and son
Clifton. of Union spent Sunday at the
j. Scott home
The ladies Of the Y. P. 9. C. f. served
ice cream on Lahman's lawn Wednes-
day afternoon and evening.
Memorial day was observed in grand
style. At the Christian church n pro-
gram was rendered, j. G. Meyers being
commander Of the day. The program
was opened by a song, THE Red,
White and Blue" Then followed the
Invocation by Rev. Whitney, of Clinton.
After solo by Miss Dnla Boyd. the.
address was delivered by Rev. j. G..
spoke from actual experiences, having
been soldier himself. Miss Ida Bixby
sang II Heard the Voice OF Jesus Say
after which Mr.. Chamness pathetically
related old time experiences and the
meeting was closed by The sta,
spangled Banner After the program.
the G. a. r.. headed by the gun squad
and followed by the Sons Of Veterans,
Odd Fellows. Modern Woodmen, Yeo.
men. Rebekahs, Royal Neighbors
flower girls and citizens and schooi
children. formed in procession and
marched to the cemetery. where the
soldiers graves were decorated
ALBION.
May 31.-Mrs. Taylor has just return
ed from Lake City, where she has been
visiting her son, Luther Arney.
Lydia j. Rolston Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. F. NJ. Dslano at Rockwell City.
Decoration day in our little town was
as great success as usual. Several
hundred people gathered at High street
shortly after o'clock and marched to
the cemetery, headed by the Albion.
band. After decorating the soldiers
graves Mr.. Frank +. Northup, Of Mar
shalltown, delivered an excellen. adj
dress Music was furnished by the old
quartet Of Albion In the evening the
band gave concert Of an hour and a
halls duration.
Mrs. Buck and daughter, OF Califor-
mia, are visiting friends in this vicin-.
ity. Mrs. Buck was formerly known
here as Miss Griffith.
Professor Shuts and wife were
agreeably surprised Monday evening.
by their pupils. They brought cake
and cream and esteem for their late in
structors, which, taken together. made
a very pleasant evening for all con-
cerned. We are very sorry to lose
Professor Shultis. as he will be missed
socially and In church work, as we'll as
in the management of the schools.
Our community was shocked to hear
OF the death OF Raymond q. swearin-
gen last week. Ray has been in Cali
fornia for his health for over a year.
He leaves a host OF friends and school
mates to mourn his loss.
Mrs. Amelia Standard died last week.
Her remains were taken to Illinois for
tnterment beside her husband