Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-21
Neiehborbood Notes
lIScOMR.


February 21.-Revival meetings are
conducted by Rev Bateson. from Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ E. Duffey left
Thursday evening for Seattle, Wash,
where they will make their future
homo.
Rev. NJ Louck, of Leighton. filled the
pulpit at the Reform church Sunday
morning and evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Evans. of Green Noun
tain, spent Sunday at the f. G. Nichols
home
Earl Lancaster went to Gladbrook
Monday, where he will be manager of
the skating rink.
Misses Naomi Achenbach and Grace
Padmore of Marshaltown, spent Sun
day as the guests of Miss Clara Bau-
man.
Mrs. G.. A. Mershon and daughter
Clara, spent several days last week
at the Nerl Mershon home.
Mrs McITee, editor OF the Leader,
is quite sick with an attack of La
grippe.
The ladies' of the Reformed church
aid society, will hold their annual
apron bazaar and serve supper at the
L. o. o. f. hall Thursday afternoon
and evening A good musical program
has been arranged for the evening.
number from Liscomb attended
the dance at Conrad Thursday evening.
LAUREL.
Feb 2t.--G. A. Smith spent Sunday
1,,;{1 ht f,p rntnrninU tO
Marshaltown Monday.
John Shimmel and wife. of Salem.
S. d., are visiting with Henry For
man and family.
l.. r. Maytag and Miss Kate Weis-
senburger left for Chicago Monday,
where they will spend the week on
business.
w. r. Powers. of Sanborn, and Amos
f. Powers, of breckenridge, Mimi,
spent Wednesday and Thursday here
on business.
John l.. West has purchased the. lan1
belonging to the estate of the late
Thomas C. Powers, comprising 29o
acres. for consideration of S19750
r. Fl. Maytag drove up from Newton
Tuesday to attend the stockholders
and directors meeting of the Laurel
Savings Bank. The stockholders
meeting resulted in the election of the
following directors: +. l.. Maytag,
George b. Hunter Il. II. Maytag, L. r.
Maytag and A. l.. Moser. Immediately
following the stockholders meeting the
directors meeting was held, and Off
GERS chosen as follow: Il. l.. Maytag,
president; George B. Hunter. vice
president; A. l.. Moser, cashier.
very pretty house wedding took
place Wednesday evening at the horne
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Willis. when,
in the presence Of about forty guests,
they gave in marriage their daughter,
Anna to Mr.. l. c. Banghart. The GER
emory was performed by the Rev. L.
e. Gallagher, of the M. r. church. Tae
bride has resided in Laurel the greater
part of her life and is highly esteemed
by a large circle of acquaintance. The
groom is son of Mrs. e. j. Banghart,
was reared in this vicinity, and is res
pected by all. The young couple will
begin housekeeping soon, on the XII
day farm, southeast of Laurel. Those
present at the wedding from a distance
were Ed Monohon and wife. of Tim
Der Creek township, and Miss Bessie
Wiseman, of Gilman.
GILMAN.
Feb 21.-Rev. j. d. McCord, Con-
gregational pastor at Gowrie and for
eight years state evangelist of Illinois,
has been here for the past week holding
evangelistic services at the Congrega-
tional church. There is a good deal
of interest manifested and Sunday
evening eight young persons respond
ed to the invitation to come out on
the Lords side. The meetings close
Friday evening.
Miss Effie Wylie, of Grinnell, visit
ed with relatives here over Sunday,
and sang a solo at the Congregational
church.
Professor John B. De Motto deliver
ed his celebrated illustrated lecture on
the Harp of the Senses" in the regu-
lar lecture association course on Fri
day evening 1t goes without saying
that the large audience was delighted
with this wonderful performance,
philosophical and altruistic and enter
tanning in the highest degree the re-
suit of the profoundest research and
the highest scholarship.
Mrs. Katherine Wagner has, thru her
attorney, j. M. Carney, been notified Of
the allowance of her widows pension
of IS per month.
Mrs. Ella Meade, Of Marshalltown,