Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-05
LAUREL.

awakening is expected.
LAUREL.
March 4.-Mrs Daisy Liant of Guthrie
Center, ia visiting with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. NJ r. Smith.
| The Epwortil League will give y box
social al the school house on Friday
fevening March S.
u. stallcop attended the Mcdaniel
Eceiebration a Gilman, and reports
very pleasant time.
new minister appeared at the home
Iof Rev. E. C. Graenner ard wife on the
18th iilt. This IS their first born and the
reverend brother is somewhat elayed
over the occurrence
Miss Cora Awtry wac taken severely,
iii on Friday. and for time her life.
was despaired of, but at this writing
sine IS improving and ii Is hoped will re-
i.cover.
There seems to be a disposition among
some of our good citizens to get nearer
MarshaIltown, John Carmean having
moved onto the Ogan farm. southeast,
and III. Showalter onto the Oviatt farm,
south of Marshalltown, j a. Mooney
Twill also move in a few daysto the Bin
ford farm. Showalter and Mooney have
pure hased the farms onto which they
ARE moving.
FIAIaTLAND.
March An. v. Love has been sick
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs M. Mec.lerd arrived Fri
day night from Kansas 10 spend a few.
days with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. vanhosn.
Nfic,, sE'5pa t<irh, is s,cI. ~,
lmuInps
Mr.. a. G, Jackson spent Thursday and
Friday with his brother, j. c. jackson,
lat Iowa Falls,
Edna Cory had a light attack Of tom
a3silitis.
4 a few of the friends anr, neighbors of
Mr.. Shunlwaya met and helped him to-
erect a building in which the family will.
| stay until they can rebuild their home,
which was burned last week
The Friends quarterly meeting. which.
VAS held at this place the last week in
T February. was Very well attended, com
fsdering the weather. and was enjoyed
by all. Professor Hadley. of New Prov
Iidence Academy, was the principal
speaker.
ALBION.
March Mrs. kellogg has returned!
from Montour where she has been Wis
iting her daughters.
The sale of G. r. Bruce's stock last
"Wednesday was we'll attended. MI.
Bruce and family leave for Isllston. III
Inc southern part of the state. ina few
days. The Bruce farm, now owned by
s. Cummings. is rented this year to
Mr.. Whaley, of Tana county
Rev Jones. of Stanford has been as
ssting Rev. G.. McNlillen in a series Of
special meetings for the last few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Rolston are the
Parents of a SON, born Saturday night.
Henry p. Cowgirl contempiates build
ing barn this spring
Mrs. r. NJ. Delano and family. who
have spent several weeks with Mrs. De-
alanos parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rolls
ton, returned To their home at Lavinia.
Iowa, Wednesday.
The f, l.. Will give a social at the
t.atlow home Friday night, March S.
Mrs. Smith mas returned from Aims
worth, Neb.. where she was called on
account of the serious Illness Of her
daughter The daughter is now on
lair road TO recovery.
MIR and Mrs. John Presnall, OF Mar
shalitown. spent Sunday in Albion Wis
ting relatives.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Beeson are suffering from lung fever.
j. d. Fraley & Son are repairing The
old school building, preparatory to
moving their stock of goods into it.
Mr.. James g. Louck and family leave
for Breckenridge, MINI, the first Of
April.
Miss Ida catlow has recently been
visiting friends in Grundy county.
Perrin & Frye, from Ohio shipped a
car load of horses from here Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. McKibben, among
Marshall county's oldest settlers, have
been visiting friends and relatives here
for the last few weeks prior to the trip
Stc their new home at Phillips, Wis Mr..
and Mrs. Finley McKibben have also
iheen VISITING here recently.
Mr. Lewis S. Gantx moved to Mar
shalltown Thursday Of last week.
Working "a Hours Day.
There's no rest for those tireless little
Workers DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Millions are always busy, curing torpid