Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05
NEIGHBO RH0OD NOTES
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MAULSBY.
June 4-Quite q number from our
burg attended the Friends quarterly
meeting at Bangor last Sunday.
Mr.. Granbarger was one of the UNI
fortunate ones this spring. He had to
replant almost his entire corn crop.
Mr.. McLelland has been reshingliEg
the house and repairing things in gem
eral on his farm here.
Mrs. Holroyd was very agreeably sur
prised by her cousin, Mr.. Wilson, of
Jasper county, who made them flying
visit last Friday evening.
A party at Mr.. Elliott's. Of North
STAR was enjoyed by number of our
young people last Thursday evening.
Kenneth Arney. Frank Cowgirl and
Clarence st. John, former pupils Of the
Albion school. attended the surprise
given Professor Shultz last Monday
evening. About sixty pupils We're pres
ent Ice cream and cake were served
and merry good time was the verdict
of all in attendance.
r. j. Cody was among the surprised
ones. too last Friday evening. A good.
ly number OF his friends and neighbors
came to his home to apprlse him of the
fact that another mile stone in the
journey of life had been reached. Re-
freshments, spiced with music made
the time pass OFF very quickly and
pleasantly.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday at 1890 at the Friends church.
Mr.. Graves, living near Albion, had
the misfortune to have his leg broken
last Thursday
ALBION.
June 4.-Messrs. George and Ben Bee
son We're in Des Moincs Saturday play
ing with the Marshalltown band.
Appropriate memorial services were
held in the NJ. r. church Sunday in
| honor of the late Laura H. Deyine.
Rev. DR.. swearirgen, of Gladbrook,
conducted the services. Music suitable
to the occasion was rendered, among
other numbers solo only Remem-
bered by What I Have Done" was
sung by F.. d. Dennis Those Of the
immediate family in attendance We're
1 DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Devine. of Mar
Shutdown; MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Boggs,
of Waterloo, and Professor and Mrs. f.
T. Devine, Of New York city.
Mr.. Church., of Marshalltown, will
4 start a store here in the near future
He will occupy the building now occu-
! pied by Mr.. Wilson.
4 Local telephone companies are quite
the thing al present. there being three
iinthe northern part of the county now
About twenty-five farmers northeast o.
4 town are building line for their ow!
1 use. Let the good work go on The
farmers certainly need phones as bad
as any one and by doing little think
ling and figuring for themselves can ge,
i service in the near future as cheap as
city rates.
Albion is talking some Of celebrating
this year.
Il I'd. Dennis has sold his property il
the west part of town.
B. B. Warning moves into the board
Ing hall property soon.
Mrs. Lulu Ramsey is spending hel
\! vacation here with friends
BANGOR.
q June 1.-Dr. Carey has built an addi
(. ton to the west side of his house.
The Friends quarterly meetings Sat
urday and Sunday We're we'll attended
a The ministerial force was an able one
y At the Friday evening session Rev. j
4 Edgar Williams. Of Marshalltown, de
Il slivered an address on missionary work
Il Saturday morning Mr.. Williams spok.
q first. followed by /. P. Wooten, Of Mar,
II shalltown. Saturday evening the En-
a deavor meeting was addressed NV Pa,,