Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-21
HBORHOOD NOTES
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ons a few days this week.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. Jay went to Des
Moines Wednesday,.
The band boys will serve ice cream
and strawberries at this place Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. 5..E. Dunn. who has been on the
sick list for sometime, is reported some
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Abbott, Of New
Providence, visited in town over sun
day.
The railroad officials were in town
Saturday inspecting the depot. They
also called on a few of the business
houses in town.
Mr.. H. H. Buck was business caller
in Cedar Rapids one day this week.
A fine mare belonging to DR.. White
was badly cut in the wire fence Mon
day.
quite a hail storm was witnessed in
this vicinity Monday afternoon.
ALBION.
May 17.-Rev. Jacob Thomas Of Fort
Dodge, is visiting his mothet for few.
days.
The ice cream social given at John
Rolston's Wednesday evening was a
success. about 50 being taken in.
Will Van Horn's family has moved
into his own property.
John Parker, who was hurt last vim
ter by falling OF the sidewalk, has set
tied with the town for $50, This per-
haps is the reason for so much new
walk going in this spring. We are
sorry Mr.. Parker got hurt. but are
glad to see the new walks.
Mrs Belz, OF Conrad, is visiting Mrs.
cunningham this week.
John Parker's mother started for
Missouri Wednesday. She has been
visiting him all winter.
BETHEL GROVE.
May 17.-Farmers are nearly thru
planting corn.
w. b. Myers. Of Liscomb was in our
neighborhood Tuesday on business.
u. u. Arney and John Arney are to
have telephones placed in their homes
this week. The Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone Company is advancing as fast
as possible.
Memorial services will be held at
Bethel Grove May 80. The program will
be- furnished next week.
BANGOR.
May 17-Last Sunday the Sabbath
school of this place decided TO postpone
the holding of the county convention.
which was set for early in June, to
later date. on account OF the smallpox
scare.
Corn planting is we'll along and will be
finished this week.
Mr.. 1. N. Millinery and family were IN
Marshalltown last week.
From the present outlook there will be
a good crop of fruit. Apples, plums and
cherries are doing finely.
Service in the Friends church were
Iwel attended in the morning and eve
ming last Sunday. Preaching in the
imorning by Rev Hanson and in the
ievening by Mrs. Harmiday, from the
northwest part of the state.
Mr.. VIC. Haworth has been repairing
Alfred Davis stock scales and house
during the week.
Mr.. Tom Hollingsworth has yer,
sick horse.
MAULSBY
\ May 17.-Planting corn is in order.
4 very few have finished. but this weel
Twill see nearly all the corn in TIL,
ground.
4 Altho last week was a busy one. Their
We're quite number OF social events
i The basket social at j. Lloyd's Frida.
Eevening was we'll attended and goo,
4 time is reported. Twelve dollars ne
4 was the result financially.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Holroyd entertained
!, n her .!,e!r friends Saturday. even
ling. Games, sandwiched with all tn
4 delicacies oc the season, were the chic
4 ATTRACTIONS. Among the out-of-towl
4 guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan
& Land Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Koontz. o
Marshalltown.
Mrs. Cody and children leave Thurs
"A day for a visit to the home OF her child
Ehood in Illinois.
Quite number from here will atten
an ice cream social Wednesday evenin
at Albion.
There is to be parlor concert at tn
home of Mrs. Lybarger on the evenin
of the 18th.
An ice cream social Is booked for NJ
Kinsey's next Saturday evening
Everybody is invited. The proceeds al
for the benefit OF the library.
The Prairieville Sunday school ha
purchased new singing books and me
to practice at the home Of Mr.. Winslo'
, last Sunday afternoon.
I. VIENNA CENTER.
, May 17.-Chub Lynch's wife has bee
quite sick the past week. The doctc
has been in almost daily attendance.
A great many have finished planting
Others have not commenced yet.
Several new houses are being built
the township this spring. Among tho
who are building are John Lynch.
Wagner, Mr.. Met. Henry Coleman al
) Charles Lynch. A large number
. barns are also being built.
! st. Glars had Marshalltown visito
Sunday. a
Mrs. George Sellers visited with rel,
tives here last week.
Mr.. Gault. OF Green Mountain, 10 vel
much Aforementioned by the sickness
four good work horaes. They WEI
! poisoned by rome kind Of weed
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