Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-19
NElGHB0R OOD NOTES
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NElGhbOtlhOOD NOTES
CONRAD.
April 719.-The Ladies' Aid Society held
Tits annual Easter fair Saturday, which
was very successful financially.
Mrs. F. E. Wheeler returned home
from Ainsworth, Neb., Saturday eve
ming.
Sheriff Pepperman was in town over
Sunday, visiting friends.
Ralph Mitchell. of Albion, has accept
led position in Mr.. yanderwalker's
barber shop.
On account OF the bad weather a small
crowd attended the entertainment last
evening given by Mac, the Hypnotist,'
but those who did attend We're we'll
pleased with the entertainment.
Mrs. A. 3. Wheeler, Miss Mabel Fred
erick and Mrs. L.. B. Sayre went to Col
fax Tuesday morning.
Mr.. F. E. Wheeler made a business
"trip to Des Moines today.
ALBION.
April 19.-Miss Tot Rockh:ll visited at
st. Anthony this week.
The phonograph party given at r. ".
HIS Wednesday evening was a decid-
ed success. Refreshments were served
\ in the form of ice cream and cake
The Shorthorn sale of f. II. II ougl1-
tons fine cattle was we'll attended
Wednesday, over $4,000 worth of prop
erty changing hands in four hours The
auctioneers We're Col. Jones, of Daven-
port, and Col. Mason, of Union, both
/ we'll versed in cattle.
/ Mrs.. Gable. of Hubbard, has been
elected to fill the position of principal
\ of the schools here. Professor SHUTS,
who has been with US for two years,
will be sadly missed by his many
friends.
John Grouse visited at Conrad this
week.
LIsCOAlB.
April 19-Nfrs. Ollie Fields OF Mar
shalltown. spent Wednesday with her
sister, Mrs. j. b. Sweet.
l sherm Boyd, of Toledo, spent Sunday
lin Liscomb.
\ Miss Garfield spent Sunday at her
home in Marshalltown.
Miss Lillian Williams. OF Marshall
town, was an over Sunday visitor in
this city.
4 DIR. and Mrs. Bartlett left Monday for
ltheir new home in LaPorie City.
Earl Clark and Lyle Updike attended
the contest at North Star Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Smith and Mrs.
Loretta Barber, of Marshalltown, visit
Led in the city Sunday.
4 Mr.. Harry Wilhelm and sister, Miss
Maude of Grundy Center, We're in town
Sunday as the guests of Miss Lepha
Bauman.
Appropriate Easter exercises We're.
held in the Reformed church Sunday
evening. The program was given by
the Sunday school and all the parts
We're we'll rendered. The Easter tree.
was decorated with flowers and cards
for the children.
4 Orley Brush had the misfortune to
break his leg Monday night on the way
4 home from school,
Emmett Smith. of Marshalltown, was
in town Sunday.
4 Miss Belle Scott spent Sunday in AL
bions as the guest of Miss Mae Dawson.
4 HARTLAND.
i April 19-Everythin Is we'll soaked
with the heavy rains of Monday and
Tuesday and the earth. Which has long
4 been brown, is putting on its coat OF
q green.
4 a new little boy was added to the
4 family of Will Pyle Tuesday morning.
q Mrs. pyle has been staying at the home
ef Mr. Pyles parents while her hus-
q band has been in lDes Moines taking a
2 course in pharmacy.
q MIR. and Mrs. George Bartholomew
q returned last week from Omaha, where
4 Mr.. Bartholomew has been attending
4 medieal college. He will again take
\ charge of his farm and Mr. Monroe's $.
q who have. had the care of it, Will move.
Il back to Bromley.
!. Edgar Tabor and Mrs Ernest Tabor
spent Sunday at Hartland.
s w. D.. Adams moved Monday to a
1 place north of Marshalltown near Prai-
Z. rieville.
ST. ANTHONY.
April 19.-Mr. Walter Thomas. of
4 Gearing, was on our streets Wednes-
i day.
{; Mr.. j. S. Mccormack was business
caller in town the first Of the week.
! Mrs. Henry Farber is on the sick list
this week
B. f. Holcomb and wife visited over
Z Sunday in Gearing with relatives.
Mr.. j. B. Peppers. of Marshalltown,
was on our streets one day last week.
Mrs w. j. Liston is visiting in Mar
Y shalltown this week With relatives
Muscular rheumatism Cured.
For the relief and cure of muscula,
!. rheumatism Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Il has become famous One application,
Il relieves the pnin. Mr.. r. Wheeler, OF
!. Northwood. n Y, in speaking of this.
! says: During the winter of 1898 i was
so lame in my joints. in fact. alIopei
my body. that I could hardly hobble
around when bought bottle of
. Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the
first application began to get we'll and
z was cured and have worked steadily all
the year Pain Balm is for sale by
druggists.
!. ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.