Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-01-22
LcGrand News.
ecial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
LeGrand, Jan. %. The Methodists will.
mold their second quarterly meeting a
Quarry on Sunday, Jan. q. Love feast
at 9: 80 p. M, followed by a sermon at 3
., m. by DR.. j. B. Albrook. presiding ell
der.
Mr.. Clinton Green. of Spencer. G. e.
superintendent of the Iowa yearly meet
ling. met with the Friends G; Il. at the
academy last evening. A very interest
ing session was held
Many of our people are still suffering
CT the grippe. Mrs. Amy Simkins and
Mr. Jonah Duncan have both been Sc
iiously sick. Mrs. Simkins is still so.
Mrs w. A. Welker Is also seriously
sick, partly from heart trouble. Mrs.
Tom Gibson is very poorly. Many
others have had slight attacks.
President Summerbel, too, is suffering
considerably. He is unable to do his
school work at present. Rev. w. B.
Milne filled the pulpit for MIN Sunday
informing and A. NJ. Hanson spoke in the
evening.
| Dr. Henson's lecture last Thursday
evening was very much enjoyed by a
large audience. He is full of sparkling
lswit and humor. DIR. Fox. of Chicago. is
to lecture February 5.
Mr.. Tyler Fortner is now able to
see his friends. He is improving nicely.
Rev. Joel Myers preached at Fergu-
son Sunday morning and evening.
Because of her mothers sickness. Miss
/ Maud Welker has resigned her position
as cook for the college club. Miss Fannie
AlcFeebers taking her place.
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Special to Times Republican.
Gilman, Jan. 22.-James Foreman and
Edith Green We're married at the Con-
! gregational parsonage last Wednesday
evenlng. Rev. c. L. Hammond tying the
matrimonial knot.
James Paul, living q mile south of
town, started for Ireland to visit his
LACED father on Sunday evening. taking
a steamer of the White Star line at New
York on Wednesday.
4 Misses Bessie Carney Lizzie Sourry
and Edith Negly came up from Grim
Inell Friday evening. spending Sunday
at home. the latter being accompanied
4 by her friend and room-mate, Miss Cra-
4 ven.
gregation on Friday evening was hard
fractions OF the course, tho there were
4 representations by Miss Louise NJ
Smith were very fne. especially in the
rendering OF "Set OF Turquoise, carry
ing three different Characters. The ill
4 ness of Professor Hadley required the
substitution Of Mr.. Conner, of De!
Nloines who, Of couree was at a disad.
vantage in being drafted so suddenly.
4 j. w. Negly is still at Colfax under.
slgoins treatment.
"A. ]. Pence is serving on the petit jur,
lat Marshalltown.
LAUREL.
Jan. 21.-Mr. and Mrs David Evans
i of Newton, spent the past week here
with their daughter, Mrs. F. s. Edge
returning to their home Saturday.
C. j. Bryngleson Is suffering from ar
attack of typhoid fever at the: home Of
Ed Tweed, south of town.
Mrs. Dora Stollbaum, of Emerson
Neb., arrived Friday evening, called b,
the serious illness of her father. George
j, Schultz, but was pleased upon her ar.
rival to find the old gentleman some
what improved.
! Mr.. and Mrs. David Spence are enter
tanning young daughter at thei
home born few days since.
The people Of Laurel are now puttint
IN extra time thinking OF pleasan
things to say Of certain individuals O
Gilman. on account of their unselfish eff
!, forts 10 give US the benefit OF her rlira
mail delivery. Gilman's route, No. 2
serves twelve sections OF Jefferson
township. which includes one half tn,
town Of Laurel. The rush has not We
begun to put up boxes on the route
mile east of town, but suppose 1t viii a
soon as the carriers are started. It Il
Thought that after the route u in goo,
working order Gilman will probabl,