Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-05

will attend school.
The Latter Day Sains' camp meeting
closed Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Walker Is running the maj
route during Mr.. Gilman's absence, ane
John Francis is looking after the I'M
terests of the harness shop.
Master George Gilbert Is the owner
OF a new motor cycle, which speeds
along at a merry clip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Bentley are TAX
ing a little vacation and visiting rela-
lives for few days at Hopkinton. MI
Ray Posten is looking after the sta
ton interests during Mr.. Bentley's alb
sence.
Mrs Jennie Allen and daughter Fay
of Nevada, spent Sunday with the for
mers sister, Mrs. Julia Stevens.
Mrs. Brink and Mrs. Heintz, of Dix
on, H., have been visiting their sister
Mrs. William Girton, and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd. Girton are the
Mr. and Mrs. Leiran and son Paul
left Tuesday for Newton. Kas.
Mrs. William Girton entertained
Tuesday at her home, in honor Of her
sisters from Dixon. Mesdames Movers.
Cunningham. l.. Phillips, P. Cromley,
II. White. Fl. Floto r. Robinson and
Miss Anna Phillips.
Messrs Abe and George Wingert, OF
Nevada, We're In town Tuesday with
their automobile and the bill posters
for the Nevada fair.
Mr.. Dave Thompson has sold his
property to Mr.. Clarehce Johnson.
Mrs. Van. of Winterset is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Sanders, and
family.
Mrs. William Armstrong returned
from her Missouri visit.
LEGRAND.
September 5.--Miss Lucille Wagner
has returned to Berlin, where she has
taken up her teaching again, being
principal Of the Berlin schools 800
Mrs Ray Duncan returned home
from visit with her parents for the
last two weeks.
Mrs. E. C. Kerr. has improved enough
so she Is sitting up good share OF
the time at present.
A. A. Richards was in Marshalltown
on business Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ, M. Evans are the
parents of son, born Saturday.
| Miss Dora Forbes has accepted a
position with w. 4. Arnold s. Sons
general store.
Mr. and Mrs. WILDER Renbarger are
here visiting. with their parents.
pr1J> aov g, mr.
Monday in Oskaloosa, visiting with his
parents and attending the yearly meet
ing of the Friends.
Many are preparing exhibits for the
county fair. An effort is being made
to Guido the great record this town
ship made last year at the fair aud
there surely will be more exhibits
from this part OF the county. This
township carried off the big end of the
premiums last year, and are going after
the money again.
The cucumber harvest is on i'm full
blast now, many small loads coming
In every day. There are about fifty
acres being harvested In this neigh
oorhood The yield is not as good as
It would have been with more warm
weather.
BANGOR
Sept 5.-The Bangor school began
Monday, with Miss Benson, of Toledo,
Is teacher. tAtts3
Messrs Orvin Hollingsworth and
md Valparaiso, Ind.S respectively,
where they will attend school
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. WINERY, Mr.. A.
9. Hollingsworth and mother, Mrs s.
J. Hollingsworth, also Mrs. Hester Hol-q
left Wednesday evening for
ohio for a two weeks visit.
Mr. NJ H. Green returned home Sum
lay from New Mexico, where he has
,een for some time.
Mr.. Calvin Kinzer left Sunday for. a
months VISIT thru Nebraska ask ss and Kan :
Dave Norman and family returned
lone Monday from a months visit in
Worth Carolina.
Miss Frances Hollingsworth left Fri
lay for Minneapolis, where she will
gain take up her music work.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Myers are the
PARENTS of daughter, born Friday.
Mrs. Henry Burger, of Ames, visited
everal days with her parents. Mr.. and
drs. John Winslow, and other rela-E
ives. She returned home Tuesday.
Miss Lillian WINERY, of Bangor, be-
an her school in Liscomb township
donday.
Dr.. whitehead and family visited at
Albion Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Comfort visited relatives in
)es Moines last week and attended
he fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alya Kersey and
aughter visited over Sunday at Zear-
ng.
NORTH STAR.
Sept. 5.-Miss Pearl Rails visited
sunday at r. A. McKibben's.
l. L. Negley was in Marshalltown
tuesday.
Madames Ella Scott and Ella Relish
f Lscomb, papered the school house
thursday and Friday. i
Mrs Aaron Coulter and daughter
.ois, visited Monday with their som and
rother, Guy, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson and
amily visited in Marshalltown Sun
ay.
Miss Gertie Hall left Friday for Fer
uson, where she has engaged to>teach
! the primary room the coming year.
Miss Helen Husabur, of Dillon. ar
wed Monday evening for an indefinite
tay ait I. L. Negley's.
Mrs. John Wfndish and Fighter
aura, visited relatives at Des Moines
lst week and attended the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Shultz and chill