Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
NEIGHBORHO0D NOTES

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BANGOR.
July 28.--Rev. Bunce, of Nevada, is
holding meetings in the Friends church,
day at half-past and evening at S
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Of Mar
shalltown, are assisting in the work.
Mrs. j. NJ. Winery is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs White. of Marshalltown
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
OF Union, were Visiting at Mr.. Stephen
Jessups last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrp. T. G. Collins. OF Albion,
were in attendance at church at this
place last Sunday.
Mr.. A. E. Hollingsworth is hauling
the corn to DR.. Carey. He sold him
about two weeks ago for 81 cents a
bushel.
ST. ANTHONY.
July 26.-John Oliver has moved to
lClemons.
Mrs. Sarah Mead returned to her
home in Ida Grove Monday, after few
weeks visit with her parents at this
place.
Mrs. N. B. WINS and children are Wis
iliting relatives in Iowa Falls this week.
Mrs. Newman, of State Center. was in
town last week and the first of this vis-
lifting at the home of her son, Mr.. Chas.
4 r. Newman.
Mr.. Mcdaniel, Of Clemens. was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Moser. of Portland, Mo-, is
visiting with his brother, Mr.. r. E.
Moser.
Mr. G. "A. Turner. of Marshalltown,
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QUARRY.
July 26.-Tne Rev. Mr.. Miller and
wife are holding camp meeting in our
little village. We hope they will have
good success in their work.
Farmers around here have all the
small grain in shocks and are waiting
4 for the sound OF the thresher.
4 j. S.: Inman made business trip tc
4 Marshalltown Wednesday.
4 A. L. Standfield. who has been sick
4 for few days. is able to again be 4,
work.
Mrs. Jennie Ladd and three chli6ttr
OF Lynch Neb, and Mrs. H. T.
| Rhoades, of st. Joe. No., returned, home
/ last Friday, after visiting their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Wikel, al
4 Quarry, and sisters, Mrs. Ella swensor
and Mrs. S. l.. Hubbard, of MARSHALL
1 town.
o. E. Olson. of Ft. Dodge, is visiting
with George Mathews
NORTH STAR.
July 26-Mrs. Dorcas Elliott. of Lis.
comb. and Mrs. Quinlan. mother ant
sister OF D. b. Elliott, visited at hi.
home the latter part of last week.
Miss Roxy Early, Of Liscomb. was q
caller at Clint Early's on. Friday
Hazel Barber and Roy LeFever spent
Saturday night with their aunt. Mrs
Elliott
Mrs. Wheeler, who has been sick the
past week, is able to be about again.
Mrs. Whitney, sister of Mrs. Bin.
i der. who is visiting at the Binder home
i Is quite Ill at the present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, with party Of
Liscomb friends, spent Sunday after.
noon at the river.
Miss Mae Stuart was the guest las
4 Sunday of Miss Lulu Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison and son Law
renee visited their daughter and sister
9 Mrs. Oscar Granbarger, at Maulsby.
Mr.. Orlando Starks, Of Conrad, ane
Sunday morning.
4 Mrs. Head and daughters Emily ant
4 Anna were shopping in Liscomb Mon
day and while returning home wer,
caught in a severe rain storm ant
sought shelter at j. H. Early's, wher
they took supper with the family
We have made up our minds Their
are two things which you can be sur
of-the rain and the mail carrier.
Mrs. LeFever, of Albion, mother o
Mrs. Lybarger, spent Sunday at tn
Lybarger home
Mrs. Clint Early visited at the HON
4 OF her parents Wednesday.
4 SOUTH WRITTEN.
July 26.-Mrs. George Dodd visited a
4 William Beeman's Wednesday Of las
4 week
Joe Rails, from east OF Liscomb
i passed thru our town wednesday.
The Cedar Valley Telephone Com
i pany has q line Of poles set down. TIL,
company lima from Whttten TO Ltscoml
on this branch of 10: liae. when com