Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-22

S1JS-Ntdls AS
being prepared for both. and all, wheth-
are cordially invited to attend. Services
church.
sS LEGRAND.
q Nov 2L-The notice of our school
board to the effect that unless the per
SONS who on Halloween removed the
bell clapper returned it by the 10th inst.
then s25 would be given for Information
leading to the arrest and conviction of
those concerned, had its desired effect,
the ciaps)er being on the school steps the
next morning.
Rev. W. T. Howard, of Des Moines,
visited our schools Friday.
Mr.. Nelson r. Eilsabeck, former
Palmer student, is very low with the
typhoid fever at his home in Ferguson.
MIR. G. c. Bratt left for Clyde, Kas,
Yesterday to look after his land Interests
there.
Mr.. Herman Arnold and wife. of Oel-
weip, visited with iier sister, Mrs. Harry
Bowen, over. Sunday. Mr.. Harry Arnold,
of MarshalltowIl, was also here.
Miss Frona Randall, of Maxwell Ia,
who during the past summer has been
trimming millinery at Edgewood. is here
visiting with her brother, Mr.. Charles
Randall.
Quite number OF our people willsat-
tend the Friends quarterly meeting at
Albion next Friday and Saturday.
w. G. Hines. of Marshailtown, visited
here last week.
ST ANTHONY.
Nov. 22-There was slight fall OF
sncw Tuesday evening, but people will
have TO wait awhile before they have a
sleigh ride.
Mr., II. H. Buck visited his store at
Bromley Tuesday.
Mrs. r. e. iHolcomb and Mrs. j. r.
Atkinson are in the sick list this week
School was clossd last Friday for a va
cation Of a week. The same teachers re-
main for the next term.
Mrs. y. Myers is reported worse this
week
Mr. John Atkinson and family have
moved to town and MIR. Atkinson has
taken charge of the livery stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris schapsr are the
happy parents Of a baby girl, born Nov
Mrs. j.. NJ. Plumb. who was sick a few
last week. is better.
Il.s. III. a. Varney returned from
4 Gilman Thursday and went 10 that place
,Iagain Saturday.
DR.. +. w Jay and family will move t,
/ Waterloo az soon as DIR. Jay complete
his business at this place.
ALBION.
Nov. 22.-Dr NJ K Merdanian lef
our town Tuesday. He has a new loca
tion in Linn county. Mr.. Lowell vii
move into the property vacated by DR.
Merdanian.
Mr.. o. T. LaFever had what nigh
have proved fatal accident one da,
last week. While hauling straw hi.
team pulled him from the load, breaking
5Ihis shoulder and bruising him up gen
orally.
Mr.. NJ. r. Clark and family will leav,
for Oklahoma in about two weeks.
Frank Alvey is working for B. F
/ Brown in the meat market.
The program given by the JUNO
4 Leaguesof the NJ e. church Friday wa
quite a success the Juniors rendering
program that would be hard TO equa
even by the senior League. Solos wer
sung by Eta Olnstead. Vivian Fraley
4 Claude Lowell and others.
Robert Timmons is suffering a grea
deal from his broken limb.
The Albion concert band Is gettin,
down to a good winters practice. Tn
members have hired Mr.. George Beesol
4 to instruct them for the coming yea
1 land, With new music ard several ney
instruments, VIII be prepared to giv
lservice second to none the coming sea
con.
i Mrs. N. T. Brown is, very low agai,
with heart disease
4 MAJLsBY.
Nov. 22.-I'he bad weather of tn
past week has greatly retarded corr
4 husking.
School Viii commence at Maulsh:
next Monday, the 2sth. Mr.. Mauisb:
siwiil again WELD the rod
4 The young son Of Mr.. Riddel. near AL
4 bion. who broke his arm short tim
1sago. is improving nicely.
a A number from here attended a SO
cial at the home of John EARLY a
North star saturday evening ana re
il port an excslleGt time.
Ever since corn .husking commence,
1 society events have been at a stands III
4 until last Wedr esaag evening, whsi
i every otla cana to the conclusion tina
4 all Work and no pay make Jack a du1
!. boy. About fifty neighhors and friend
! Sef Mn. and Mrs. Martin Graham me
q al their pleasant country home an
! We're right royalty entertained. 0yster
and their accoinpa ni,nents We're seIvef
followed by cake and coffee. CroiSinol
! and music We're indulgi4d in unit. a lat
4 hour, when the guests departed, thank
Ting the host and hos tess for a most en-
joyable evening.
Mr. Holrosa. after enjoying sewers
Y OF Jobs comforters. row has chang
q in the form of felon.
The news Of the death OF Mr.. A. 4
Robinson has just reached here. II
had long been familiar figure in TIL
section of the county and Will be great