Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-23

: NElGHBORHOOD NOTES 81
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ST. ANTHONY.
Aug. 23.-NIr. E. NJ Atkinson, Of Lee
Grand, visited over Sunday with rela-
ltives in and near town.
Mr.. William WINS, of Iowa Falls, was
in town few days this week.
Master Johnnie Jay, of Albion, spent
Sunday with relatives at this place.
Mr.. Henry Stone OF Marshalltown,
was a business caller at this place on
Wednesday,.
Rev. j. H. Valley, with his sons
Glen and Dave, accompanied by Ray
mond and Clyde Jay, spent Monday and
Tuesday with friends at Maxwell.
Rev. T. b. Keopple, of Collins, visited
with relatives a few days this week.
{ The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
Andrews, which has been quite ill for
a few days. is reported considerably
better at present.
ALBION.
Aug. 90. Mrs. Amos Cripps, ST., is on
the sick list this week.
Professor j. H. Morgan and family, of
Clarence. Ia, are visiting friends and |
relatives here and at Liscomb.
Mrs. NIaude Houghton met with quite
a painful accident last week. While she
was canning fruit a jar broke, cutting
her arm and rendering her unable to do
her work
Several of our young people went to
Conrad Thursday to attend field day.
Monday evening Miss Clara Cripps
entertained a small company of old
friends at her home in the north part
of town. The guests of honor We're
Professor and Mrs. Frank n. Carver,
of Morning Side College Sioux City.
Professor Carver recently spent two
weeks visiting friends and relatives
here before going to Mount Vernon,
where he was married to Miss Edna
| Sniffin, one Of Cornell's last years
graduates. They left for their home in
Sioux City Wednesday with the con-
gratulations and, best wishes of hosts
of friends going with them.
BANGOR.
Aug. 23-Last Saturday Sanford
Person. Of Tonganoxie, Kan, and
Charlotte Wilson. of this place, We're
married at the home of Rev. Levi
| Marshall. q
Mr.. Davenport is building new barn
on the property recently bought Of d.
NJ. Carey.
| Mr.. 7. G.. Collins, who lives north Of
Albion, is improving his farm two miles
south of Bangor by drilling a deep Well
Land erecting house and barn for his
son Lyman to occupy.
The mutual telephones that We're
damaged a week ago Monday night
during the storm We're repaired by a
man from AlarshalltoWn.
Today the annual Winery reunion
occurss which will bring quite number
lsof the relatives from other cities and
Towns to this place.
Since the rains have ceased, the
FARMERS are threshing again. The grain
bis not damaged Very badly
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Jessup started to
visit the latter's parents, thirty-five
miles Westso Of Des Moines, making the
"trip overland.
NORTH STAR.
Aug. 23.-Miss Emma Johnson, Of
Hardin county, spent Saturday night
with her sister, Mrs. Clint Early.
Several of our best young. people att
tended surprise party at Mr.. Lewis
AIaulsby's in Prairieville last Saturday
evening. the occasion beiI.g the 21st
birthday Of Lewis Maulsby, Jr.
Mrs. Dell Barber. of Liscomb, sister
of Mrs. Dan Elliott, spent Sunday at
1.-THE Elliott home.
Mr.. Breckenridge, from near Mar
shalltown, visited Sunday with George
Breckenridge, Of this place.
Mrs Lancaster, of Liscomb. spent
Sunday night With her son Howard.
The Misses Hattie and May Nichol att
ltended Sunday school here on Sunday
| with their cousin, Miss Fern Nichol.
Mr.. LeFever and daughter Allie. of
Albion, father and sister of Mrs.
Charles Lybarger, visited at her home
Tuesday.
Mrs C. r. Hostetler and sons, Earl
and Erwin, left for Tuscola, H., last
for three weeks
on Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Van Slyke oc-
Icurred the marriage of their daughter
Miss Bertha Hauser. to Mr.. Clarence
Mckibben. OF Written. Thus two of our
best and most popular young people
unite their lives for veal or woe. We
|wsih them long and happy life
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Chris
| tan church of Liscomb met at the
lhome of Mrs. Early on Wednesday,
lafternoon.
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