Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-13
FERGUSON.

FERGUSON.
October 13.-L. l.. Eicholtz of De
Moines over Sunday here with rela
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stanton an
Mrs. DIR. Hickey returned home Mon
day from Davenport and Dubuqu
where they visited relatives an
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cooper spen
Sunday in Marshalltown with rela
tives.
Miss Lillian Burns who is teaching
here, was in Toledo Tuesday to atten
the wedding Of her sister. Belle.
J. f. GoWdy is visiting relatives IL
Illinois.
Leonard Brush is spending a few
DAYS visiting relatives in Union.
RHODES.
Oct. 13.-Mrs. HI. S. Titus and daugh
ter. Made, were Marshalltown caller
Saturday.
Mrs. Dyson Of Springdale, Ark, il
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. S. Kinyon.
The many friends at this place o
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout, will be very sorr.
to hear of the sad news of Mrs. Stout
death, which occurred Monday morn
ing at Olin, Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Stou
were both school teachers in Thu
school at this place several years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Crawford spen
the day Sunday at the w. c. Phillips
home.
r. +. Bentley and M. c. Norris tool
in the carnival at Cedar Rapids las
Friday.
Mrs. Kiser was Marshalltown calle
the first Of the week.
J. A. Harmon has moved to the coun
try.
William Hale moved his family in thu
house recently vacated by j. A. Har
mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson wer
Marshalltown callers last Saturday.
MINERVA.
Minerva, Oct. IL. - Mr.. and Mrs
George LaPlant spent Sunday as tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hines, of Glenn
onS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nicl.Jls ant
Emma and Ruth, and nieces
Ada and Mildred. Ada Ward, Herber
Nichols and Fred and Ralph Middle
ton. returned Tuesday from st. Louis
Mr.. w. D. Ingledue and daughter
Mrs. Jared Elliott, spent Monday II
Marshalltown, going there to NEE
their son and brother, ]. L. Ingledue
Jr., of Wenatchee, Wash.
Word received from Mr.. and Mrs. W
e. Tomlinson, says they have arrived
in Pasadena, Cal, safely.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bryant return
ed from st. Louis, Saturday.
LAUREL.
Oct. 12-W. r. Stouffer, a teacher IL
the Capital City Commercial College
spent Sunday at the ]. K. Patton home
w. H. Paul and wife and Mrs. u
Paul, left Thursday for Hartley, Iowa
for visit with the ]. G. Mansmitl
family.
The Misses Hattie and Carrie Pill
grim, Roy Terrell and Bert Beacon, o
Grinnell, were Sunday visitors at thu
G. weissenberger home.
w. d. Ingraham and daughter, Mrs
John McIlrath, left Friday for a shor
visit with the family Of A. 1ngrahan
at Sac City.
Geo. Fuller and wife, Of Sanborn
were In attendance at the West-F>ulle
wedding on Wednesday.
DR.. l.. w. Pence, T. M. Laverty ant
s.. A. Paul are spending the week a
the st. Louis Exposition.
Rev. Richard Breden. of Grinnell
was in town Wednesday, renewing OLE
acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wylie are enter
tanning a daughter born to them tn
9Th inst.
M. McNalby, who has been suffering
for some time with an attack of ca.
tarrh Of the stomach. was taken to the
hospital at Marshalltown Wednesday
for treatment.
C. W. Wells. of Marshalltown, scpen
Thursday here, looking after bushes:
affairs.
L. r. Norton and wife, have agar
separated. and Mrs. Norton has re.
turned to her father. L. r. has SOLD
his restaurant property and retired
from business.
I. II. Holden and Henry Smith have
purchased Of L. r. Norton the business
property occupied by him for some
time past for q consideration Of $1,40(
and have taken possession Of the same
Misfortune seems to follow Cour
McBroom, as he again refractured his
knee cap Wednesday last this being
the third break. The Laurel Ball Club
to which he belonged and with which
he was playing when the first acct
dent occurred, In Connection with others
here, have arranged for an exhibition
game on Saturday, the 18th inst, for
his benefit
Mrs. Eliza Warren, wife of j. r
Warren, was so unfortunate as to fall
and break her left limb below the knee
the accident occurred Tuesday morn
Ing, at the home of her brother, Henry
Dull, east of town. The fracture was
reduced and she was removed to her
home.
Miss Sadie Sash and Simon Miller
were married on Wednesday evening,
October at the home Of the brides
southwest of town, Rev. +. w.
Koenig officiating.
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