Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
Neiehborbood Notes
SOUTHEAST VIENNA.


November 23.-Miss Orpha Cober
spent Sunday with her friend, Miss
Reeberber in Marshalltown.
The Vienna Township Missionary
Society will hold their regular yearly
meeting at Center school house Sat-
urday, December 9th, beginning at
10: 80. Let every family be represent
cd at this meeting.
Mrs. E. A. Hill went to Cedar Falls
to attend the twenty fifth wedding an
niversary of her brother.
Mrs. Wilbur Wilson entertained
about twenty five Of the little ones In
honor Of her daughter Irma's sixth
birthday. They presented her with
many little tokens Of esteem. Mrs
Wilson served dainty refreshments
Mrs. Sarah Lord from Marshalltown.
and nephew, Fred Russie, visited with
her mother, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Yetley and family visited
her nephew, Jud Yetley, in MARSHALL
town Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. John Rohde were very
agreeably surprised Wednesday even
ing by about forty of their neighbors
and friends. For q moment John was
overcome, puI ll6 IAlo AaoAS Ola
welcome A delightful evening was
spent with conversation and finch. At
the close q supper was served by the
ladies' Mr.. and Mrs. Rohde were pre-
scented with an elegant gilt decorated
dinner set, for which they expressed
their gratitude They will move to a
farm north Of Gladbrook. All expressed
a wish that they might have many
warm friends in their new home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole will move
on the old Bennett farm.
Miss Edna Biuhner from Toledo,
spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, from Cedar
Falls, have been visiting their daugh-
tiers. Mesdames Hill and Thompson.
g. w. Russie is battling hay for Ar
mory Rice, south Of Green Mountain.
Miss Mildred Low, from Green
Mountain, spent Sunday with Miss
Florence Sellers.
Mr.. Mohler from Marshalltown, was
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Sellers Tuesday. They will all go
south this winter for Mr.. Sellers
health.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Heron are the
nroud parents Of a young daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Hall, from Mar
sballtown, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Lynch Thursday.
LAUREL.
Nov. 22.-The revival meetings at
fine M. r.. church, which have been
carried on for the past five weeks,
were closed temporarily Sunday eve
ming. The church was filled to Its ut
most capacity, and at the close of the
meeting fifteen united with the church
on probation, making a total OF thirty
members during the meetings. About
forty persons have been converted.
Rev. Gallagher went to Conrad Mon
day on business, and will return to-
day. when the meetings will be re-
sumed for the remainder of the week.
committee representing the K. OF
P. lodge, and consisting of ]. <. Pat
ton, L. r. Maytag. j. r. Smith ana
Gus A. Smith. went to Newton Satur-
day, where they met Senator Maytag
and closed the deal for the purchase
of the building for lodge room here.
The trip was made in Gus Smiths
automobile and Gus is a safe
driver as he was but little
more than three hours III making the
distance of eighteen miles, and about
tho same length of time on the return
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Wells are the
PARENTS of a son, born to them Mon
dav morning, November 20. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Finders are also enter