Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-19
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son Lawrence and daughter EVELYN
went to New Sharon Friday for visi
with the family of c. A. Ratcliff ant
returned home Sunday morning.
1 John Crandon is improving his res
| idence recently purchased of r. M
Beale. by adding a kitchen on tho
south, bay window on the east. anf
an elegant porch on the north which
with entire new siding will make it one
| of the handsomest residences in town
Easter services at the Congregation
| al church We're especially interesting
and impressive. In the morning the
excellence of the special music by the
large choir, solos by Mrs. L. W. Seag-
err and Rev. George r. Chambers. and
| a very pleasing duet by Misses Alice
Chambers and Elsie Urbine, Consider
the Lilies" furnished an appropriate
setting for the very thoughtful and
tender words of the Easter sermon
| by the pastor In the evening inspiring
and joyous music and loving message
in harmony with the spirit Of the day
made the occasion one of great help
! fulness to all who We're present
Mrs Flo Wetmore Taylor, wife of
Rev Glenn Taylor, and daughters. Wis
tied at F. f. Patterson's last week.
Farmers are busy this week the fine
| weather giving them their opportunity.
| The town council met as a board Of
equalization Monday night and little
Other. business was done aside from re-
| ceiving and approving the bond of the
! new treasurer, j. w. Doze.
T. Harry Scurr is improving his res
idence by raising the roof giving 1T
new coat of shingles and putting In
dormer windows.
Mrs. J. r. Crawford was able to come
to church Easter Sunday after her
long illness, the first time for over
wear. Her many friends greeted her
with a happy welcome.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
sreeational church will meet in the
chapel Wednesday afternoon.
MINERVA.
April 19-Mr. and Mrs John Char-
,ier spent Sunday with Oliver Nichols
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georse Nichols and
sons were in Marshalfown SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mklnnon spent
ia ster Sunday with Mrand Mrs. FREQ
Nichols. :,
Rev. Banton, OF Albih VIII siVa a
lecture at Wesley chapl the twentieth
(Friday1 of April. His SUBJECT WIN W
Merry England
Miss Ada Nichols let THURSDAY eve
ming for Des Moines for WISH Win
her uncle and aunt MI ana MIS-
Frank Ball. "a.
Farmers are hurting to get oats
sowed and blowing done for corn
MARIETTA.
Anril 19.-Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Evans
Who have inst returned from Califor-
mia. are spending few days d. vi s'i''
Stouts. 49,, ,o,,
Mr.. George Haddock who has been
in Colorado the past month"; returned
for few days stay in MarshailtoWh'
and spent Sunday with his brothef'
Charles Haddock, and family.
Mrs. Ida Wallace of Albion. spent
last week with Mrs. H. M. Nichols.
Misses ,cloe Garter and Kate Tim
mons spent sunday in Lynnville. Wis
iting at the home Of Rev. jennie hlrpy.
Miss Anna Braddock, who is nursing
in Marshalltown, spent Sunday at
Martin Braddock's.
Mr.. Lawrence Woodward spent sun
day in Marshalltowll.
BANGOR.
April 19.-Mrs. R. ;. Rogers ana
Mrs Fred Clark visited Monday at j.
A. Speers.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Kirk and son
Robert, of Marshalltown, visited at
Bangor Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr.. 1. N. Hill, of Storm Lake, visited |
sunday and Monday with his parents, I
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fiji.
Miss Mary Hollingsworth made a
trip to Marshalltown Monday.
Mr.. H. C. Howard, of New Provl-
dence, spent Tuesday nlght with MS
sister, Mrs. j. H. Kinzer.