Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-22

Wise, Jake link and Frank Harmon to
the western part. They will all buy land
If they like the country Mr.. ]. B. Har-
mon went With them as far az Buffalo
Center, where he will visit his son, Ed.
NORTH STAR.
Aug. 22.-Mr. and Mrs Chandler, Of
Arcola ILL.,. We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Binder the latter part of last week.
They left for Storm Lake on Saturday.
Several of our people attended the old
settlers picnic and saw the crowd.
Mrs. Breckenridge and daughter
Gladys and Mrs. Riggels were in Mar
shalltown Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott took dinner %
Saturday at Mr.. Chadwick's.
Miss Addie Havens and brother, of
Green Mountain, were the guests Sun
day of Lolita Morrison.
Harry Early attended church in Con-
rad Sunday evening.
Mr. Hostetler and daughter Ethel, for
merly of this place, but now of Hardin
county. came down on Monday evening
and will stay for the field day in Conrad.
They are the guests of Mrs. Brecken-
ridge.
Edith Early came home Wednesday
evening from Rolfe, where she has, beer.
for the last few weeks visiting her
brother.
The youngest son of Dick johnson is
very sick at present.
Our mail carrier is right up to date.
His horse wears very becoming little
hat. which is just the proper thing these
hot days.
ST. ANTHONY.
Aug. PA new butcher shop was
started in town last Saturday. 1t IL run
by William Julian.
The funeral of the youngest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Magee wassheld at
the Clemens church Tuesday afternoon.
The most of the telephones Of the line
are up and the people are having lots of
fun with them.
Mr.. Peter Robinson and wife was in
Marshalltown on business Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs William Kelso and fam
lily. also Miss Carrie Meekins, returned
from their trip overland Monday eve
ming. They reported having good
time
A few of the young men Of this place
started for Minnesota last week.
Miss Ada Jay was in Marshalltown
Wednesday.
| Mr.. Carl Davenport has returned from
a few days stay at Bangor.
Mr.. Jones is here on visit to his
daughter Mrs. b. Holcomb. He expects
to stay for month or two.
| Mrs. A. Davenport was at Bangor the
past few days.
FERGUSON.
Aug. 22.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoov-
en-, of Chicago. are visiting with his par
e1ts. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hooven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brough, of Ottumwa, are
| visiting with there daughter Mrs. Allen
| Lutes.
Miss Effie Taylor, OF Garwin, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, H.
Jones.
Mr.. Greener, of Waterloo, who has
4 been visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
Lutes had the misfortune to break his
| leg in Marshalltown Tuesday. He will
be brought to John Lutes' until ne re-
| covers.
4 A wreck occurred here Wednesday
morning on the Milwaukee,, caused by a
train breaking in two and coming to-
gether. Six cars were demolished but no
| one was hurt.
Charles Buffer has sold his restaur-
ant to George simcox. Mr.. Simcox Will
/ take possession Monday. Mr.. Buffer
| will reside in Laurel for awhile
| Most of the farmers who had old corn
! have sold it for so cents.
Blasts Fr,m RAMS Horn.
The love of the law leads to liberty
in it.
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I! permanent.
/ who fees.
| 1t is always easier to praise virtue
\ than tn pursue 1t.
Loves softest words often have the
| sublimest echoes.
Sympathy and sincerity are the sister
keys to all hearts.
The advice that is dear as gift will
be dangerous as a guide.
Your reputation will not be improved
by hanging on a genealogical tree.
You cannot make your heart cess
pool without giving your life an Ill odor.
Some people cannot even trust God
with their cares without keeping a
memorandum of them.
The health of the liquor business may
depend on your depending on the liquor
for your health.
Governor Nash. of Ohio, refused to
honor a requisition from Indiana for
State Senator F. B. Archer of Bellaire,
! o., charged with obtaining bond for q
street paving contract by false pre-
| lenses at New Bedford
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