Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-26
SOUTHEAST VIENNA.

SOUTHEAST VIENNA.
Aug 25.--Mr E. A. Hill has gone
| to Wyoming to purchase q couple OF
| car loads of sheep. which he will fat
| ten.
Mrs. John Buihner. from Lake View
| is here visiting her brothers and sis
| tiers and numerous other relatives. She
! formerly resided in this township.
| Mr.. Howard Watson and Misses
Fanny and Lou Vogel from Marshall
town spent Sunday with the latter's
cousin. Mrs. Floe Cober.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and children
from Cedar Falls, and Mrs. E. A. Hill
and children visited at Conrad SundA,
with their sister. Mrs. Will Morrow.
Some of the progressive farmers are
having their farms named. which is
| very conmendahle. Joe Cober's s
Midland" e. A. Hills Meadow
Lane Stock FARM" c. w. Russie
"Homedale:" Daniel Ertel. Prairie
ville:" Roy Thompson, Sunny View,
and Grant Yetiey, Maple Ridge"
Mr. Peter Cober is attending the state
fair.
Professor Hadley. from LeGrand, was
in these parts Tuesday in the interest
of the Academy at that place.
Miss Lovina Coos, from Gladbrook.
is visiting her sister Mrs. John Rohde.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch welcomed
young son to their home Friday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rank from Mar
shalltown, visited at Henry Wise's over
Sunday.
Mesdames Gertie Buchwald and Mary
Mitchell from Marshalltown, are visit
ing at Peter Cober's.
Mrs. Rohde and daugher, Miss Emma
from Elberson. are visiting the for
mer's son John.
Mr. Yves Yetley has been quite bad
with Ivy poison. but is improving.
The Vienna township Sunday school
will hold their annual convention Aug
ust 90 at Center school house. Every
body cordially invited to the feast OF
good things prepared for the Sunday
school workers.
Mr.. Joe Lynch has been on the sick
list
The social at Mr.. Browns was well
attl ded and neat sum cleared to help
repair the church.
Grant Yetley spent Sunday In Chi
cago.
A large number are attending the
tent meetings at Gladbrook. They are
very interesting.
LEGRAND.
Aug. rs Miss Adelaine Richards
made a business trip to Des Moines
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Gillispe of Marshalltown
| is visiting at the home of Mrs. Suzetta
Barton this week.
Rev Carlyle Summerbell went to
Fairview Sunday where he preached In
the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Richter left for
Manila. Ia, Tuesday morning, where
they will make their future home.
Miss Susie Richards went to Bur-
chard, Neb., Monday. where she will
be engaged with The Times the coming
winter. Mr. l.. ]. Noble, former res
ident of this place, is editor OF the
paper.
Mr.. d. w. Simkins. OF st. Louis Mo-,
arrived Saturday, and is visiting his
sister, Mrs D. w. Richards.
Mrs. Will F. Shade and children. OF
Belle PLANE, spent several days the
ma ST week visiting old acquaintance i'll
this vicinity.
very pleasant surprise was enjoy
ed by a number of Palmer students
at the home OF Victor and Edith Craig
south of town last Tuesday evening.
The affair was farewell to Mr.. and
Miss Craig, who leave for Crete, Neb..
next week to make their future home.
Miss Orpha Addison returned Mon
day from her summers work at Lake
City.
Mrs. Agnes Richards spent last
Thursday in Marshalltown.
Mrs Willard Pierce is in Des Moines
this week attending state fair.
Mrs H. j. Bowen was Marshall
town caller Monday.
Mrs. n. Cronk gave baby party
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
little daughter.
The Friends quarterly meeting con-
venes here this week, beginning Fri
day.
The C. f. rally held at the Chris
tan church Sunday evening was, des-
mite the inclement weather. which kept
many away, who otherwise would have
attended, very enjoyable affair.
Mr. and Mrs C. b. Adair returned
Tuesday from Osceola, where they have
been visiting at the home of Miss
Lena Drennen.
Mrs. Omar Cumming and son Wayne
returned last week from their visit in
Illinois.