Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-05
Neiehborbood Notes
LAUREL.

LAUREL.
Oct. 4.-Henry G. Beye, Of Hebron.
Neb, spent the past week here visit
Ing among relatives and attending to
business in connection with the Beye
estate.
Charles Campbell, of Coon Rapids,
is visiting among friends south OF
town.
Alex Barr, of Searsboro, spent Sat
urday In Laurel attending to business
affairs.
Senator Maytag. wife and daughter,
of Newton, We're Sunday callers at the
l.. r. Maytag home.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Adams, of Grinnell.
were over Sunday visitors with Edl-
tor Brown and family
II. Willis has leased his property in
the north part of town to r. w. Ran
dali, who is now in possession and Will
continue the same line of business
from which Willis retires.
The return of Rev l.. E. Gallagher
to this charge for another year gives
general satisfaction, not only to the
members of his church. but to outsid-
ers as well, he being popular with all.
c. W. Buhrow went to Iowa City
Friday to visit his sister. Mrs. c. j.
Weissenburger, who had just had an
operation performed for the removal of
a tumor from the head. She is doing
as well as could be expected. Mrs.
Charles Walkup also underwent an
operation for removal of tumor from
the head, an opening having been made
thru the front of the skull. The oper-
alton was severe one and her condi-
ton somewhat critical
c. Rogers, II. Vessels and William
Haate returned Monday from their
prospecting tour in Canada.
Mrs Roy Fuller, of Albion, spent a
part of the past week among relatives
and friends in this town and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Propp are enter
tanning twin girls, born to them We'd
nesday last.
Fred Butler, of Clemens. was Sun
day caller in Laurel.
GILMAN.
Oct. S.-Miss Frances Carney went to
Malcolm on Saturday to be in attend
ance at the wedding of Miss Hattie
Howard ard Mr.. Cecil Hoover on Wed
nesday.
Mr.. John Pence and wife, the former
a nephew of A. ]. Pence, of Buffalo
Prairie, H., came out on a visit to their
friends here and incidentally were In
volved in the wreck on the Rock Is
land at Iowa City on Friday. Mr.
Pence received a scratch on his face by
being thrown against window OF the
coach they were in but were otherwise
uninjured.-
Will Parker and wife, Of Gladbrook.
visited friends here over Sunday and
returned home Monday morning.
DIR. Ward remains about the same,
though the hemorrhages do not occur
so often but he is gradually growing
weaker and his condition is very serl-
Gus. He had a very bad spell this
about o'clock when the hem
orrhage was preceded by commissions.
Mrs. Chambers Is expected home next
Thursday.
The preparatory lecture will be given
by the pastor next Thursday evening
and the sacrament Of the Lords supper
at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning at the
usual hour of service.
Mrs. B. w. Burtch returned from her
visit with friends in Colorado and CAL
ifornia last Saturday.
LEGRAND
October 5.--Mrs. H. j. Bowen has
been very i'll with appendicitis, but is
much better at this writing.
Mrs. M. M. Evans and son Bruce,
spent Tuesday at the Rev. A. r. Dodd
home, at Montour
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Bowen left
Monday night for Kansas City, TO at
tend the funeral of Mrs Bowsn's s,s-
ter law, Mrs. A. W. Head.
Miss Della Richards spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of her brother,
Mr. A. Richards, of Montour.
The Albert Jackson family, of Tama,
visited at the George L. Bowen home
Sunday.
The concert at the college Tuesday
evening was very much enjoyed by a
large audience.
Mr.. H. e. Simpkins, of Marshall
town, was LeGrand caller Tues
day.
Mrs M. NJ. Evans and little son,
Bruce, spent Sunday at the William
Evans home, Green Mountain.
The first attraction on the lecture
course is to be the concert given by
the F'erguson's Dixie Jubilee Concert
Company, October Z, at Hamlet hall.
Miss Addie Richards visited in Mon
tour Tuesday.
Mr. Glenn Bowen, of Tama, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George L.'Bowen.
Sn11THEA ST VIENNA