Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-10-29
Hubbard.

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ranch north of Steele. in South Dakota.
and has moved his possessions over.
Mr.. RUDE Body is in North Dahota
and will take homestead.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Shnitaffer, OF Ed
:nunds. Okla. were in town SATURDAY
visiting friends.
Miss Beulah B. Anderson is carrying
her arm in a sling from the effects OIL q
sprained wrist.
Miss MYRTLE crossen, of Union. visited
her friend, Miss Mildred Hiseroldt, SAT-
urday and Sunday.
DR.. Mahoney, Of Maxwell, visited DR..
Rabe Saturday.
Mr.. ID. f. Byam returned from Steele
N. D.. Friday night. He had peen up
there looking his stock ranch over.
Mrs. Grace Whitney and children VS.
tied with her mother, Mrs. Marshman,
over Sunday. !.
Z Mrs. Maud Nix left her house unlocked
while attending party last Thursday
right and some one stepped IN and took
SIS from her purse and left the purse or
the dresser. There was more money ana
her gold watch in the dresser, but II was
not taken. 1t was undoubtedly nome
talent" as no other things were gone.
Mr.. George Smith purchased the 100
acre farm, better known as the Latham
place, in Grant township al $50 per acre.
Mr. Thomas Bggs is visiting his IA
Their in Kansas this week.
William Roberts bought farm IN AL
len county, Kansas, recently.
The foot ball team played Radcliffe
here Friday afternoon. The game was
won by Hubbard by % to Q. and Leo
Wing is now on crutches from a
sprained knee from the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Witthuhn buried
their baby here Friday afternoon.
Messrs. L. D. Mcfarland and w. A.
Rrumeier went to Lake Park Friday to
look the country over.
caprcn News.
Srecial to Times-R Republican.
Capron, Oct. 29-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. q.
Andrews and daughters. Hessie and
yala, have returned from their six
months sojourn in North Ontario. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Capron spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Hubbard, Iowa.
Herman Vessels. of Laurel, and Otto
Vessels. of Newton, spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wes-
-sels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Andrews and Mr.
and Mrs. George De Butts Sunday at the
NJ. E. Andrews home.
The Vancleve C. E. Society will hold
a sociable at the home of Mr.. John john
ston on Halloween night. A good time
Is anticipated.
George Vessels and Will shearer sold
their corn and commenced Smelling on
Monday, having between 5000 and 5000
bussels to shell. .
Il. J. Wickersham and Abel Kloppen-
berg each put in phone last week and
are now connected with Logan line
No. 2.
Farmers in this vicinity have COM
menced picking corn. The yield is much
better than was expected.
Mrs. Nick Miller, of Marshalltown, is
spending few days with her brother,
air. Henry Hessenius.
Eagle Grove Wedding.
Special to Times Republican.
Eagle Grove, Oct. 29.-The marriage
of DR.. John Bowes, of Dougherty, Ia,
W NILES w IiiS, AotiiGi oSpulS
postmistress at Eagle Grove was con-
summated last Saturday evening In this
city. The newly welded couple de-
parting the same evening for their new
home.
Work on the new high school build
ing has been delayed on account of the
contractors inability to get brick. 1t is
feared cold weather will soon interfere
IL brick is not secured shortly.
The Eagle Grove Catholic parochial
school building is now completed and
school work was begun there Monday
morning. About 100 pupils have been
enrolled. A reception was given in hon
or of the sisters conducting the school,
Monday evening.
B. o. Pfllsbury recently sold his 800
acre farm one mile east of Eagle Grove
at $50 per acre. Mr.. Pillsbury has now
offered for salehis fine residence. He is
expecting to move his family to Sioux
Falls where he will make his future
home and where he can speculate in
Dakota land.