Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-13
NEIGHB0R NOTES
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Gilman, Sept. 13:-The sad news is re-
celved here of the death of Mrs. Chris
man. of Dysart, mother Of Mrs. ]. s.
Hunter, of this city. Funeral services
We're held at her home on Wednesday.
Mr.. Hunter returned on Thursday
morning, but Mrs. Hunter remains with
her relatives in Dysart till the last of
the week.
Two canning factory employees were
arrested and tried III Mayor Graves
court for intoxication and disorderly
conduct on Thursday morning and fined
SIS and costs each. The fines were re-
mitted and costs paid.
A. G. Ingersoll, of Humeston arrived
Thursday morning for visit with rela-
tives in this vicinity.
The Gilman contingent, not quite as
large as usual to Iowa College, left home
Wednesday morning. consisting of Miss
es Edith Negly and Lizzie Lowry and
Mr.. Eddie Paul. Charlie Seager also
went to study music at the conserva-
tory.
Rev. L. A. Blue, who has been supply
ing the vacancy at the NJ. E. church for
few Sundays past, discontinued his
work here with last Sundays services.
The Garvin sisters, Misses Jessie and
Myrtle, will give two of their choice
temperance, musical and elocutionary
entertainments at the Congregational
church on next Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
j. r. o'Neal and wife. of Huron, N.
OAK, who have been visiting with
friends here for several weeks past, re-
turned home Thursday evening.
A. F. Urbine, who has been serving on
the grand jury during the present term
of court, returned home Wednesday
evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congre-
gational churhch celebrate the advent of
cooler weather by resuming their series
of sociables the first of which meets
with Mrs. S. e. Robinson on Wednes-
day afternoon next.
The Rustic Chatauqua Circle also re-
lives its pleasant custom by meeting
with Mrs. P. j. jacobson next Saturday
afternoon, with Mrs. Nellie Ward as
leader.
LIE GRAND.
Sept. 12.-Palmer College opened
Tuesday with bright prospects.
G. w. Dean was business caller at
Radcliff Monday.
Mrs. John Rasmus and daughter.
Jennie. arrived Friday night from a
summers visit in Norway Europe.
Word was received Saturday announ-
cling the death of Mrs. Ora Cooley. at
Palestine, Ill.
Mrs. Dyer, of Ames. deputy grand
matron of the Order of Eastern Star.
visited the LeGrand chapter Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Pardee was thrown from a bug
gy backwards Thursday. She suffered
severe pain at first but is much better
at present.
Rev. Kent who has hen pastor of the
M. %. church here for the past year, ex-
poets to attend school at the Drew The
illogical Seminary at Madison, N. j., the
coming year.
Rev. and Mrs. Pickett Of Paton, Ia,
are visiting the latrer's sister, Mrs. NJ.
H. Dobson.
Parties who had been taking mid
night revel with Bacchus or boys who
wished to see how hard they could
throw stones thru two of the large plate
glass windows in the drug store and the
colored windows in the Friends church.
This must have beeen done about 3
o'clock Sunday morning. The ones who
did the unprincipled work have not
been found. Parties who We're up at
this time saw a team leave town fer the
south about that time. Three of our
boys were summoned to Marshalltown
to be questioned and altho at first
thought, the circumstances indicated
they had been implicated. the boys
proved their whereabouts at the time
the deed was done.