Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-13
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
Gilman.


Special to Times Republican
Gilman. Aug. BE. NJ. bennington
and family returned from their visit to
friends in South Dakota on Thursday
after very enjoyable vacation.
G.. f. Stansberry and wife came home
from Hart, Mich, on Friday last, the
factory having had a profitable run on
peas and beans, and just commencing
the peach canning process. Mr.. STAINS
berry had the misfortune to get badly
poisoned with poison ivy while at Hart,
and is laid up at home in consequence.
Miss Edna w. Cooley and Sheridan
W. Pierce were married Saturday even
ing at the residence of the bride in this
city, Justice j. NJ. Carney officiating.
a neighborhood picnic near Ferguson
on Saturday was enjoyed by number
of our citizens as well as by a Laurel
delegation. sievers' Cornet band went
over and furnished music for the ocsa
sion.
Robert l.. Parker is promoting a ru-
raj telephone line from Brooklyn north,
extending east and west fromsits north
ern terminus.
"A delightful rain on sunday after
noon effectually broke the shrouth and
assured the safety of the corn crop.
Rev. w f. Smedley preached at
State Center yesterday at the NJ. f.
church in the absence of the pastor, abd
Mr.. Milhiser, president Of the Marshall
County Sabbath School Association. oc-
cuped the formers pulpit here and
spoke to the congregational Sunday
school,
Comrades r. w. Conges. j. w. Neg
~, j. NJ. Carney. w. b. Strickland. III.
C. Ackley5 and wives, Thomas Mooney
land quite number of other citizens of
IGilman and vicinity attended the an
nual reunion of the County Veteran AS
ISOLATION at LeGrand on Wednesday
and Thursday
LAUREL.
Aug. 10. John Carney, of Gilman.
was business visitor at Laurel Tues
| day.
/ Miss Jessie Flint, Of Spencer, Iowa, is
visiting with Mrs. H. Narney.
Miss Nellie Mann. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. +. Mann, is suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever, but is
thought to be somewhat improved.
G. w. Fanton has leased the Rogers
residence in the east part of town and
lis now moving in.
DIR. Pence has taken up his residence
| in the property lately purchased OF
lJohn Hahn.
The Office of the Bell Telephone Com
pany has been moved from the grair
office to DR.. Smiths drug store
Mrs Aureiia Maytag and daughter
Mrs. Emma Reifschneider, left Monday
for Astna, Mo, for a short visit with
friends.
j. F. Rogers and wife arrived hons
saturday morning from a months visii
with relatives in Cincinnati and vi
cinity.
story of slave.
To be bound hand and foot for year.
4 by the chains Of disease is the wors
form of slavery. George ID. Williams. OF
4 Manchester Mich, says: My, Wife ha:
sl,been SO helpless for five years hat sh,
4 could not turn over in bed alone. Aftel
Eusing two BOTTLES OF Electric Bitters sh
4 lis Wonderfully improved and able to d,
her own work This supreme rened
4 for female diseases quickly cures merry
sI4ousness. sleeYlas sness, melancholy
headache, backacile fainting and dizz.
llspel.s. Its a godserd to weak. sickly
s|run-down people. Cure guaranteed
5EOnly so cents. Sold by George p. Pow
|ers. druggist
The cost OF running a big ocean .lre
from Liverpool to New York and baci
Ia something over 100000.