Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-22
GILMAN.

GILMAN.
Sept. CIV. p. Browne, OF Belle
Plaine, drove over on Monday to visit
with the family of his daughter. Mrs.
j. M. Carney, for few days and yes
terday drove to Grinneu for short
visit with his grandsons. Earl +. Car
ney and Garth Hiatt, students at the
college.
Two accidents occurred at the cam
ming factory Tuesday, Edward Thomp-
SON OF LeGrand had the end Of a fin
ger cut off in one Of the cutters ana
Harry McCar, q boy Of about IL
years in jumping to catch beam In
the can storage room missed MS ann
and fell, breaking his left arm.
The sad intelligence was received
here yesterday that Mrs. Abb Frank
fort who with her husband Mr.. John
Frankfort were highly valued residents
Of this vicinity for many years died at
Grinnell at the home OF her brother
Grant Ramsey on Monday evening at
s o'clock. Mrs. Frandorth had been
affected with tuberculosis for about
two years and had spent the most OF
the time in California in search OF
health but returned home to die in
few weeks afterwards. Mrs. Frank
fort leaves a husband and two little
daughters and a large circle OF friends
to mourn her loss. The funeral SER
vices were held at the Congregational
church here OF which she and her
husband have long been active mems
bers, Rev r. r. Lavender their for
mer pastor officiating assisted by Rev.
George r. Chambers pastor of the
church.
Scarlet fever has developed in two
families in town in very light form,
Chauncey Phillips and Robert Gregg
being the victims.
Mr. Farmer, the new member OF the
firm of Dickson & Farmer moved into
the Mrs. Peer house on High street
yesterday.
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
Adna Maulsby has purchased ball
ing outfit and is baling hay for the
winter trade.
The sale Of Mr.. Holloway on the La
Plant farm Wednesday was largely
attended and good prices prevailed
considering the quantity and condltloh
of the stock. Mr.. Holloway and fami-
ly will go to North Dakota this fail
where he will farm.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. M. Kinsey and
their daughter, Miss Mabel. departed
Tuesday via Chicago and Cincinnati
for Wilmington, Ohio, for fortnights
visit with relatives. On the return
trip they expect to view the exposition
at st. Louis.
Milford Cotton returned Saturday
from North Dakota where he had been
for some weeks assisting the Maulsby
boys with the wheat harvest.
Mrs. A. l.. Cotton is suffering from a
nervous collapse and her condition for
a time was critical. At last report she
was improving.
The large new house OF e. B. Fogg's
is completed and the family has taken
possession. Owing to the illness OF
Mr. Fogg the work has been delayed
considerably. The house is beautiful>
ly finished on the interior with hard
woods and in all apartments is strictly
modern.
BANGOR.
September 22.-Mr. L. P. Arney,
north of town, is very i'll at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Speer, accompanied by her
cousin, Arthur Powers, was an over
Sunday visitor with her brother, Mr..
David Morgan and family, of Iowa
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. stanfield, and
Mr.. J. NJ Winery and family were
Sunday visitors at the Peter Hanson
home.
]. e. Jessup returned home from
South Dakota on Friday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Green and little
daughter Hester were New Providence
callers Saturday.
Mr. Anderson Hollingsworth and
family are moving into the Dickner
property this week.