Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-19
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
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Hartland. July 19.-Heayy rains in
this locality have very much hindered
the harvesting of hay and grain.
Mrs. Nettie Turner Whealen has re-.
turned to her home in Calhoun county
after a visit with relatives and friends
in this county.
Professor William Smith. one Of the
instructors in the Malone Bible Insti-3
stute, Cleveland, o., will begin series
of Bible lessons Sunday morning, July
%, at this place. There will be three
sessions on Sunday and one each day
and evening following until Friday.
The Hartland people have given a;
cordial invitation to all who can to be.
present and enjoy these lessons with
them.
w. L. Kirby. Of Indianapolis. Ind.
and sister. Mrs. E. R. Wright, of New
Providence, visited last week at the
home Of Thee Kirby.
Will Van Horn and daughter Alma
spent Sunday at the home OF the for
mer's father.
Miss Fularton. of Msrshalltown. is
spending few days with the family Of
d. E. Hole.
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Miss Zoe Hauser left Tuesday for her
home in Ames, after few weeks visit
! with friends n this city. !.
Miss Mary Gaunt Of Clemens Is the
guest OF Bertha Bueghley.
Mrs. Eva Alexander returned Tues
day from a visit with relatives in Sac
City.
w. H. Boyd was Marshalltown CALI
er Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Burger and daughters
Alta and Della. returned to their home
in Ida Grove Tuesday.
| DR.. Mersion is visiting his mother in
| Alabama DR.. Johnson, of Maquoketa,
Is attending to his practice during his
absence.
The funeral OF the late Jennie Van
slyke was held from the Beatty resi-
dence last Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Lahmon conducted the services
The principalshipo of our schools Is still
vacant The following teachers have
been elected: Primary. Miss Church: in
termediate. Miss Reed; assistant prin-
5cipal. Mr.. Collins.
4 MISC Pearl Arnold left Wednesday for
her home in Gowrie
j. Beasley and family have moved In
II 10 the SNlltn HOuSe. s5sg5s
Misses Maude Gately and Effie and
Bertha Bueghley spent Sunday with
4 friends near Clemens.
Mrs Steelsmith and Clifton left Tues
I day. after a pleasant visit with relatives
4 In this vicinity.
4 Rev. Beade returned home Saturday
from trip thru Minnesota.
Mr.. Lockard, of Union, was in town
4 Monday.
Mrs. McKibben and Nora have re-
turned from visit in ST. Joe, Mo.
i The Rebekahs drove over to j. H.
i Gaunt's last Friday and spent the day.
\ Mrs. Dickinson is visiting her sister.
Mre Mershon.
MAULSBY.
July 19.-The heavy rains OF the past
two or three weeks have greatly re-
tarded the harvest. The old adage
make hay while the sun shines" is all
right, If Z sun would only shine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox, Of Vim.
ton, are here visiting the formers sis.
ter. Mrs Jane Cody, and family.
The mass meeting and contest giver
under the auspices OF the w. c.. T. u
at the Friends church last Friday was
success from beginning to end. There
was a good attendance in the day time
and a good program and an excellent
dinner were the chief features. Tht
contest at night consisted OF six young
ladies, who entered determined to wiz
1.-The medal II possible. They all did en-,
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