Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-18
NElGHBoRHooD NOTES
ST. ANTHONY.

ST. ANTHONY.
June 1S.-Rev. S. S. Soul returned
home Monday from a visit at bueha
Vista and Des Moines.
Will Helm and lady friend spent
Sunday at Rhodes with c. A. Plumb
and Family.
Rev. Mrs f. NJ. Remington. of
Rhodes, spoke In the NJ. p. church
Sunday morning. She was accompanied
by he- husband.
Master Fred is able to be out again
after an attack of the measles.
Rev ]. NJ. Plumb returned Monday
from Des Moines.
j. $. Hixson shipped three carload OF
stock this week to Marshalltown
Mrs. n. A. Julian started for Letcher,
s. D., Monday. where her son ana
daughter reside She was accompanies
as far as Marshalltown with her son.
r. A. Julian.
A large crowd was present at the
children's day exercises last sunday
evening in the Christian church.
Mr. Allie Girton, of Vancleve spent
Sunday at this place.
Children's day will be observed at the
NJ. p. church Sunday evening. Every
body is invited to be present. the pro-
gram will begin at p. m.
TUESDAY evening Mrs. Rogers. mis-
sionarv from India. gave very inter-
esting lecture in the NJ. p. church on
her work in that far off land. col
lection was taken and a good sum was
raised.
William Slough and daughter Mrs.
Lottie Mabie. We're in MafsnaHtowii
Friday MIR. Stough's granddaughter
Naudo. came home with them TO visit
a few weeks. -,
Mrs. Clements. of Marshaltown VIII
lecture Thursday afternoon and even
ing at this place.
There will be tabernacle meeting
hold here beginning June q. SeVerai
n;ristars from other towns will assist
in the meeting.
Willie Helm was business Gamer III
Marshulltown Monday.
a large number of teams We're III
town Yesterday bringing in corn.
Florence Herman is able TO De up
and around again.
Emma Hannies and Lizzie Mar
skusch, of State Center, were on our
streets yesterday.
Howard Weaver was in Marshall-
town yesterday.
Burt Herman was in Rhodes last
Saturday.
VANCLEVE.
June 1s.-Misses Alice and leilt'
Warden entertained company OF Ia
dies Friday afternoon il honor OF Mrs
Warden's birthday anniversary Inc
rooms were beautifully decorated With
roses and peonies. The afternoon was
spent socially at the close of which re-
lfreshments were served by Misses Al
ice and leila, assisted by their sister
Mrs. w. n. Warden. Those present
were Mesdames I. c. Milhous, A. L.
Woodward, W. r. Shearer. John Turn
bull. William Owings, F. A. Gowdy, J
r. Gowdy, j. w. Alexander W. N
Warden. Mrs. Greenfield, Mrs. Ida
Miller of Des Moires, Mrs. Hall of In
dianola, and Mrs. w. Z. Plumb of Tama
City.
DR.. w. r. Plumb, of Tama city, ar
rived Saturday evening for an over
sunday visit with his daughter. Mrs. w
n. Warden also for the purpose of ac-
companying home his wife and littls
daughters, Alice and Margery, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
since Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Miller and children. Laura
and Raymond, of Des MONIES, have been
visiting since Thursday at the r. N
Warden home.
Mabel. the baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster Gordon, has been i'll fol
or fn
Dick Kloppenberg. who has been SICK
with appendicitis for several weeks, is
some better.
Chidrens day EXERCISES were largely
attended and an entertaining program
was rendered.
BANGOR.
June 1s.-Mrs. H. A. Hollingsworth
is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Parsons and son
lVern. Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis WIS.,
slted the r. II. Davis home Sunday.
Mrs. James kersey is still quite
poorly.
Ma ,ter Ross Kirk. of Marshalltown
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. l.. j. Ross
this week.
j. H. Kinzer is delivering hogs at
Liscomb today.
Mrs II. Smith is visiting her daugh-
J ter. Mrs. c. w. Hollingsworth, this
week.
Miss Jessie Winery is visiting in
Marshalltown this week.
Rev. r. H. Pickett. wife and little
daughter, MY. and Mrs. j. r. Macy
took dinner with Mrs. Speer Sunday
The children's day exercises will be
next Sunday evening in the Bangor
church.
Miss Belle WINERY visited at New
Providence Tuesday.
! STATE CENTER.
! June 1S.-Professor Gibson is hav-
ing new porch built on his house.
The Masonic banquet was success
on Monday night The refreshments
consisted of Ice cream, Strawberries
buns, coffee bananas. oranges. olives
and cake After supper short speeches
were made by DIR. f. Y. Claypool, Rev
Bracket, OF Rhodes. Professor Gibson
Mr.. J. d. Benson, of Norway, and Hon
James Allison.
| The mail carrier on the rural route
will leave hereafter at 1850 a. M, IN
stead OF 1915 p. M. as heretofore.
Mr.. j. d. Benson, of Norway, Iowa
visited with his son, Elmer, Monday
evening" leaving again for his home
Tuesday morning.
| DaIt oh 1ygao slys