Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-22
N%EIGHBORHOOD NOTES

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! NEIGHBORHOOD Mules
VIENNA CENTER.
Nav 22.-Rev. Lee preached to a
small but earnest congregation last
Sunday.
Corn is up in many places and is
looking fine.
Lee Nichol, the boy who accidentally
shot himself in the leg last Week. is
doing nicely. At last report he was
still carrying the bullet.
A large crowd of the boys at this
place are going to LeGrand to fish this
week. We wish them luck, hat all.
The game of ball between LeGrand-
Garwin and Green Northumberland
at Green Mountain last Saturday re-
suited in a victory for the latter team
of "a to 6. Morrison, of Garwin, acted
as umpire, and Fred Cram scorer
They will play at Beaman Decoration
day.
Mrs. Philip Rusie spent a part OF
this week with relatives near Albion.
RHODES.
May 22.-Miss Maude Wheeler OF
Griswold, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs +. Weishaar. Miss Wheeler eX-
meets to remain some time, if she sue
ceeds in her efforts to organize a class
in music.
Mr.. j. p. Satterfield is in Grinnell
on business this week.
Cards are out announcing the COM
mencement exercises to be held IN the
halL Friday. May 80.
Grandpa Good is very low. He is at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. j
Meade.
w. I. Good, of Union, spent several
days the later part Of the week with
his many friends and relatives. he
returned home Monday.
Mrs. G. T. Marshall, of Glorietta,
N. NJ, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blink.
BANGOR.
May 22.-Rev. Susan B. Sisson. pas
tor of the Friends church at this place
delivered an excellent discourse last
Sunday evening on the subject OF
"Christian Citizenship"
DR.. 7. Carey has gone to Chicago to
attend a medical meeting in that berg
Constable Low has been securing
the suburbs of this city on legal busi-
ness for the last two or three days.
Some of the Sunday school workers
attended the convention last week at
Liscomb and report good work done.
Last Saturday while Clarence Kirk
was riding a colt the animal became
unmanageable and threw him to the
ground in such a way as to dislocate
his left shoulder.
Quarterly meeting will be held next
Saturday and Sunday.
LEGRAND.
May 22.-Mesdames II. ]. and G. L.
Bowen went to Mount Vernon Thurs
Gay morning to attend the May music
festival. They will remain over Sun
day.
The baccalaureate sermon OF the
Friends Academy will be preached Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The COM
mencement exercises will take place on
Thursday, May 20. at 3 o'clock.
The commencement exercises of the
high school will occur next Friday, May
80, at 8 o'clock. There are two gradu-
ates.
MISS SdUlc NIL aiu 1litiAut 49,
Cowan, of Dayton, o., arrived Wednes-
day morning for a short visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. Carlyle Summer
bell. They are returning from the ma
tional meeting of women's clubs. which
recently met at Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Alice Coates, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. {. 3.
Bratt, for some time. returned to her
home at Stuttgart, Ark, Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hines, on
Wednesday, a baby boy.
LISCOMB.
Nav 22.-Mr. n Mrs. Meekins, OF
ST tho visited Liscomb relatives
The latter part of last week.
Marcus Barr, Of Oskaloosa, the Iowa
Central claim agent. was in town on
business Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lincoln spent Sunday in Mar
shalltown. 80.
Mr.. and Miss Stonestreet, Miss Paisha
Elliott and Mrs. Ollie Fields n
daughter Vera came up from Marshall
town and spent Sunday at the I. B.
Sweet home.
lack Kibbey and Alf. Eggerton
have gone to Minnesota to look for
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land.
Clyde Ralston, of near Conrad. has
been hauling lumber to build a new
barn.
Seth Bates and Earl Dillon were
down from Union Sunday afternoon
Miss Julia Moon, of Marshalltown
spent several days last week with Joe
Smith.
Penny D. Brian was in Union Mon
day.
DR.. Marble is in Waterloo this week
attending the meeting of the Hahne-
mann State Medical Society.
A band of busy workers We're seen
on the depot platform loading cheese
boxes yesterday. They We're a jolly
crowd n seemed to be enjoying
themselves immensely. The gang was
composed of a conductor, three brake
men. train master, engineer, depot
agent and the chief engineer, the gen.
eral superintendent and the general
manager of the Iowa Central railroad
A. e. Wilbur was up from MARSHALL
town Wednesday.