Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-02

| Onler Cummings will move with his
| family to LeGrand Monday. Dec. 2.
| Mrs. Cunningham went to Rockwell
! Tuesday to stay with her daughter, dur
/ ing the winter.
FERGUSON.
| Nov. 2S.-Albert Nelson. of Clemens
Grove, is her for few days with John
| Waldi.
Levi Carrot spent several days this
week with his brother, Steve Garrett.
Mr. Hank Roark, of Quarry, was in
| town Tuesday on business
| Mr. and Mrs. Strcklin, of Gilman, Mr..
and Mrs. Stark, of Newburg and Mr.,
and Mrs. O. e. Gaunt. of LeC;rand
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cal Gaunt.
Mr.. and Mrs Suerls, of Steamboat
Rock, are visiting with Mrs. Suerls's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert.
BANGOR
Nov. Administering services will
be held at the church, conducted by
Rev. Sisson.
Wilmer Hollingsworth bought and
shipped car load of hogs yesterday.
AT the foot ball game between Whit
ten and Bangor at this place Friday Mr..
Marion Perry, of Bangor, was quite Sc
verely injured, so much so that he has
been confined to his bed ever since. The
game ended with II to 0 in favor of BAN
gor.
The game Saturday between the
school boys of Liscomb and Bangor at
this place ended with IL to 0 in favor of
Liscomb.
Miss Louie Beech, of New Providence.
lis visiting her aunt, Mrs. Trimble
Mrs. S. Davis, of Marshalltown, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. s. Jessup.
Mrs. Anna Manlove is visiting her son,
L. l.. Manlove.
Miss Maggie Carter has been quite
sick, but is improving.
VIENNA CENTER.
Nov 2S.-The dance at Fred Myers
last Friday evening was attended by
about fifty young people and splendid
time enjoyed by ALL The Russie orches-
ira furnished the music. Lester Pierce,
superintendent; Fred Crane. floor man
ager
after an Illness lasting over ten years.
He has had heart disease for years and
has been very infirm for long time,
cut his constitution at last gave way to
The grim monster. and he was laid to
rest in Vienna cemetery on Nov. rs. His
age was 70 years and 3 months. All his
children were at his bedside and most
OF his grandchildren.
Isaac Barger, of Missouri, was home
during the last illness and death OF his
father.
Jacob Glass, who has spent the last
forty years in this township, moved his
family to Gladbrook last week, where
he will make his future home. His son,
Lewis, who has lately been married,
takes charge of the home farm.
Burt Thomas has man hauling sand,
etc, preparatory to building on his
farm, where he will move In the spring.
Much fodder Is being shredded in this
community this season.
SOUTHEAST VIENNA.
Nov. 2S.-The school at No z will be-
gin Monday, Dec. 2, with Miss Mabel
kleckner. OF osceola, as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roberts are the
proud parents of a young son born Sum
day.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the chapel.
Thanksgiving will be observed by
nearly all having family dinners. Never
In the writer's experience haye the
farmers had their fall work as nearly
done as at present.
Mr.. Herman Coos will spend Thanks
giving with his brother in O'Brien,
county.
The Ladies Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. G. Buckley, Wednesday.
Dec. 4. Everybody is invited to bring
thimble as there is plenty OF work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witt are visiting the
later's mother, Mrs. silvus.
Mr.. Henry MANI visited his wife. who
is taking treatment at Mt. Pleasant. He
thinks she is gaining, but very slow
iy.
The township Missionary society will
hold an all days meeting at the chapel.
Dec 6. very interesting program has
been arranged.
NORTH STAR.
Nov. 2S.-Miss Mabel Wheeler took
supper with Edith Early Friday night.
Miss Fern Nichol left for Nebraska
Friday in the company OF her uncle. MIR.
Garrett, for an indefinite stay.
Our young people enjoyed an oyster
supper at Mr.. Heads Friday evening.
Saturday evening Miss Mae Stewart
gave party to her young friends. Sew
eral from here were in attendance and
report a fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Granbarger and
little son visited at Mr.. Morrison's on
Saturday.
Miss Blanche Long visited with her
mother In Conrad over Sunday.
Mr.. George Smith is tusseiing with his
old enemy, rheumatism, having been
confined to his bed for two weeks.
C. j. Lybarger returned from his
western trip Sunday night. He is bet
ter satisfied with Marshall county than
ever.
5. North Star Sunday school changed the
time of meeting from O'Clock to 2:s0 p.
m last Sunday.
j. II. and Harry Early attended sale
near Albion Tuesday.
Mrs. Ravlln visited at Mrs. Negley's
Tuesday.
Mr.. Morrison was in Marshalltown
Tuesday on business.
Hank Early is putting in a new pair
of scales.
Mr.. Binder is still confined to his bed