Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-03-02

is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
j. III. Norton and other relatives In the
vicinity.
Frego listed and A. Grandrup, Of
Story City, were business callers In
Laurel Wednesday.
Mrs. Daisy Laut and children left
for their home at Guthrie Center Mon-
day afternoon.
Dr. L. w. Pence was called to Mason
City Saturday on account Of the dam
gerous illness of his father.
Alex Barr has concluded to quit far
ming, having purchased livery busi-
ness at New Sharon, Of which he took
charge March 1.
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
March Flames Hubbard and FAM
lily and John Fisher started for Boise
City, Idaho. Wednesday.
CA. Moler had a public sale OF his
farm machinery Friday, and will reside
in Marshalltown until he finds another
location.
R. N. Renner will occupy the Mrs.
Taylor Hubbard farm the coming
year.
The s. C. I. Club will entertain the
gentlemen Friday night at E. G. Weth-
erbees. The men will have promi-
nent place upon the program.
A representative of an Omaha firm
was buying stock cattle in this vicinity
last week.
e. S. Sloat will move his family to
LeGrand this week, where he has em-
ployment for the Summer.
With the coming Of spring everyone
is hurrying up preparations for the
crop season.
Ralph Diller, L. M. Kinsey, and 9th
ers are hauling tile, which is to be
laid as soon as frost leaves the ground.
Thomas Graham, who recently came
from Illinois, and who has been living
in the Stowell house. moved this week
to the Harding farm near Green
Mountain, which he has rented.
George Enfield sold his stock and
farming implements recently and will
make his home in Missouri in the fu- 7
ture.
Mrs. Elmer Mettlen, who has been
sick for some time, was taken to st.
Thomas hospital Tuesday to be cared
for until she recuperates.
ST. ANTHONY.
February 23.-Misses Bessie, Julian
and Mollie Carcaran visited at McGalls-
burg over Sunday.
Miss Jennie Julian visited In Mar
shalltown over Sunday.
H. H., Buck and w. J. Dunn were
Marshalltown visitors Saturday.
The st. Anthony creamery will COM
mence doing business March LIST.
Mr., w. H Miller has arrived ana
taken possession of the store formerly
occupied by ]. G. Evans, whom he
bought out several weeks ago.
Misses Lizzie and Clarie DUMP dsited
in Marshalltown Wednesday,:
'tUncle" Janmes Mackin 10 still In q
very critical condition.
Mrs. Mclaughlin IL somewhat bet
ter, but is quite Ill yet.
L. d. Kinnan will move to Des
Moines the fist Of March.
MINERVA.
March 1.-Mr. Dan Miller. Of this
place, and Miss Minnie Males, Of Mar 4
shalltown, were quietly married at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Nichols
Monday afternoon.
Miss Ada Nichols entertained twelve
Of her young friends at dinner Sunday,
in honor Of her friend. Mr.. Claude
Modlin, Of Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nichols and
daughters, Emma and Ruth. spent
Sunday as the guests Of Mr.. and MRS
Fred Nichols.
Mrs. J. n. Hall and daughter Iuella
are suffering an attack Of Ia grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Ingledue, Of Mar
shalltown, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. Jared Elliott.
FERGUSON.
February 23-Mr. 1rie Gaunt IL vis-
iting here with his brother, Calvin
Gaunt.
Mrs. Allen Lutes and Miss Ada Ar
ney returned home Wednesday from
Albion, where they have been visiting
friends.
Mr.. Ray Stanton returned last week
from Davenport and Is at present very
i'll.
Mr.. Jasper Richey. Of Indianola, is
visiting here with relatives
The majority Of people in this vi
cinity seem to be in favor OF uniting
the school here into one room under
one teacher, thereby saving the tax
payers at least $3.50 per year.