Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-01

Gilann.I
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Gilman.
Special to Times Republican.
Gilman, April 1.-Rev. G. L. Ham
mond went to Oskaloosa Wednesday |
morning, visiting his brother-in- law,
Professor Hadley and family and Penn
College, his alma mater, and returned
Friday morning. Mrs. Hammond went
TIC Nontour on Friday of week before
last for visit of a week with her moth
er. Mrs. Vreeland, taking the two little
girls with her, but before the antici-
rated return day little Marguerite de-
seloped a large-sized case of humps.
and their return home is indefinitely
postponed.
Miss Bessie Carney went to GrinnellI
Friday morning to visit friends and re-
turned Sunday morning.
E Mr. John Wylie, of Grinnell, was
business visitor in Gilman Friday.
Andy Hosted, who moved from Gill
man to Hendricks, MINI. last year with
kis family. came back to this county re-
Gently and is living in Marshalltowa,
running down to Gilman on Friday for
a short visit with old friends.
Mrs. Blanche Monlux. of Keithsburg,
ILL.,. arrived with her daughter Friday
evening and is visiting With her foster
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Mallett, and
ether friends
Miss Eva Barnes went to Grinneil
Saturday morning. intending to remain
for a week or so in the family of Mr.
Miller.
John Ramsey, of Grinnell, visited in
Gilman on Saturday.
Easter services Will be held at both
churches with appropriate sermonizing
! III the morning by the pastors and ex-
cellent programs by the children in the
evening.
Sheridan Pierce has rented the A. w.
Comstock residence property on North
High street and will move in as soon
as certain repairs are completed.
| Professor G. p. Wyckoff and Wife, of
lGrinnell. came up Friday evening and
visited With friends till Monday morn
Ling.
ST. ANTHONY.
March 2s.-School was out last Friday
and heych!ldren in both rooms had APP
I.proprate exercises and We're very much
appreciated by those who attended.
The building of the new Jail began
last week.
\ Mr. John Robertson, of Clemens, was.
| q caller at this place one day last week.
/ j. b. Mccormick, CT Clemens. was a
caller in town Saturday.
/ J. NJ. Plumb was a business caller in.
Marshalitown Monday aud Tuesday.
II. II Buck was Gale in MARSHALL
4 town Monday.
The death of Robert. eldest son Of
4 Mrs. w +. Drury occurred Monday
iiabout FIVE miles north of this place.
Mrs. Drury has the sympathy of the
community.
N. Tt. Clark, of State Center, was a
caller at this place Saturday.
Mr.. S. Jay. of I4eGrand. is spending a
few days with Or. e. w Jay and fam
lily.
Mrs John Dunn was caller in Mar
Lshalltown Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Cook. of Union. was a
caller at this place Wednesday,
BANGOR
March 27.-Dr. Carey is on the sick
Hist.
4 Frank stanfeld is reported to be on
i the mend
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank Manove returned
to their home in Dallas county last
4 Wednesday,.
a program is being arranged for
Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WINERY have
A moved into the house vacated by j. NJ
Winery.
4 Mrs. Cal weatherly an aged lady of
this place is quite sick.
n. NJ. Carter. of sykestcn, n. D.. who
4 has ben spending the winter here doe
/ toring for sciatic rheumatism returned
TO his home Friday morning somewhat
improved.
Earl Menaenhal has gone 10 lie
Grand to work the coming season.
/ Caben Hooker is suffering from an at
tack of the grippe.
LIE GRAND.
March 27.-The dedication of the
Friends church has again been post
poned and will not occur next Sunday
as intended.
4 President Carl summerbell preached