Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-08

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Nov. S.-Horn to Mr.. and Mrs John
Benner. Monday night, daughter. and
to Mr.. and Mrs. G, i. Smith . daugh-
ter. All doing well.
Mrs. T. r. Gilson, Of sanborn, 10 Wis
ting her daughter and other relatives
In this vicinity.
Election passed on very quietly here,
there being no excitement or disturb
ance at any time during the day, but q
full vote was pollst
Our new NJ. e. minister, Rev Mark
Masters, and family were struck by the
wave Of prosperity on election day. Joe
Patton had worked up little scheme
the day before By telephOnIng to differ.
ent parties In the surrounding country
that when they came to the election to
bring q small donation and get ac-
quatnted with the minister. When the
returns were all In the summing up
was az follows: Two tons Of coal, six
sacks Of -four, thirty-hve bushels Of
corn, twelve bushels OF oats, ten bush
els OF potatoes, two bushels of apples,
cabbage enough to supply the family
during the winter and pumpkins
enough to make THANKSGIVING pies for
INV AhVlS SOMAi. NGIAlJs5lS 40 eEuluCSlIuG0
pleasant to be Methodist minister.
NORTH STAR,
Nov. 8.-Mrs. Binder and Mre. Head
were callers at the Early home on the
I'd.
Mre. johnson and daughter, Emma,
mother and sister OF Mrs Clint Early,
took dinner with her last Sunday.
Hank Early and wife visited with D.
q. Elliott last Sunday.
Charles Lybarger and son, Floyd.
Were unable to attend Sunday school
last Sunday on account of bad colds.
]. H. Early and daughter Laura at
tended Sababth school last Sunday af-
ternoon at the BaHh school house.
MIR. Head spent Monday night with
her parents in Ltpcomb.
Miss Marie Scott, of Liscomb, IL
spending q few days with Mrs. j. H.
Early this week.
ST. ANTHONY.
Nov. 8.-A happy reunion occurred
here q few days ago when Mrs. c. Hart.
of Vermillion. o., sister Of Mr.. Henry.
Farber. arrived at this place. These
people had not seen each other for
ltWenty-seSen years.
Mts0 Maggie Lent went to Marshall
town Monday to begin work for Mr..
Speers, manager of the opera house.
DIR. and Mrs. e. w. Jay We're callers in
Marshalltown last Friday.
Mr.. II. A. Varney is visiting at Eagle
Grove, and Mr.. r. Brinkerhcf1 Is taking
his place in the creamery.
Mrs. j. Myers and daughter Lille are
on the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Blackburn came home
from Mars1alltown Monday They
brought their little granddaughter. Ella
iDarner. with them.
Mr.. j. o. +. Dunn, OF thiy place. sold
his livery barn and residence to Mr.
John Atkinson. Mr.. Atkinson will move
to town and take possession in few
weeks
Mrs. H. a. Narney has gone for few
idays visit at Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Helm are the par
ents OF baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Plumb visited in
Rhodes a few dayslast week.
Mr.. j. Flannigan received the honors
OF rolling q pumpkin around town in a
bet made short time ago. We also
learn that another man was to roll a
peanut down Main street with a tooth
pick. but it is said that he will not stay
by his agreement.
Mr.. George Sinons. Of Cedar Rapids,
visited at the O. j. Abbott home few
days this week
q Mrs. N. a.. Julian was q caller IN Mar.
shalltown last Saturday.
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