Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-15
GENERAL NEWS Of
MARSHALL COUNTY
Many Items of Interest Gath
cred by T.-R. County
Correspondents
WEDDING AT STATE CENTER
Miss Bertha Rohwedder, WeIl-known
State Center Girl, Becomes the Wife
/ Of L. S. Holm, Marenso c!othier-
/ John Lancaster, Former Bangor Man,
/ Dies, in South Dakota-other News.

County correspondents of the Times
Republican furnish another interesting
grist of news this week. At State Cen
ter, on Wednesday, was celebrated the
marriage of well-known young wom-
an OF that place. Miss Bertha Rohwed-
der, who became the wife of Mr.. ID. 5.
Holm, a Marengo clothier. John Lam
caster, a former resident of Bangor,
died in South Dakota, and the body was
brought back to Bangor for interment.
From the North Star neighborhoou
In Liscomb township, winter wheat and
oats are both reported to be better
crops than anticipated, wheat going
twenty and oats forty bushels to the
acre Miss Lillian Wells, daughter OF
]. w. Wells of Laurel, is very critically
Ill Of heart trouble.
Two residents of the county are
coming to Marshalltown to reside, J. M.
WINERY and family moving in from
Bangor this week. Charles Cowgirl,
Of Taylor township, will move to this
city in the falls in order to educate
his daughter Hazel, who will enter high
school.
The sale of farm in Taylor town
ship, owned by Mrs. Mary Hull, OF
Prairieville, has been closed, Mr..
Smith, of Haynes Grove, being the pur-
chaser. The farm, which comprised
1o5 acres, brought s120 an acre.
Other news Of the county, classified
by, towns townships and neighbor-
hoo6ls, of interest to all residents of the
county and people who formerly lived
here or who have friends In the coun-
" il; as follows:
STATE CENTER
Aug. 15.-Wednesday morning, Aug.
IA, at IL o'clock, was celebrated the
marriage of Bertha A., daughter OF Nr.
and Mrs. NJ. j! Rohwedder, to e. s..
Holm, clothing merchant Of Maren-
go. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. f. B. Tucker, Of Marengo. A
four-cOurse luncheon was served.
Those present from distance were
Mrs. G. Holm and Miss Agnes Holm,
mother and sister of the groom, OF
Marengo; Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Peters,
Mrs. N. E.. Ingwersen, Hattie 1ngWer-
SEN, Claus Stamm and Margaret
Schoenjahn, of Clinton; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. C. Peters, of West Side; Henry
Roh'Hedder and Toni Rohwedder, OF
Clarence; Misses Minna and Margaret
Rohwedder, of Wyoming, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Smith, of Marshalltown.
j.. Il. Rohde, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mer-
rill and Miss Evelyn Sparks, were the
only guests from town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holm left last evening for their home
in Marengo.
ME-. and Mrs. Charles Brimhall ar
rived here Saturday morning on their
way home from Illinois. They left this
morning for schaller.
Mr.. A. P. Wo6lston went to Suther-
land to be gone a few days, looking
after business interests.
Professor Levi Clark and his band
boys are spending few days at the
Iowa river near the mill.
al daughter was born to- Mr.. and Mrs
w. j. Whitehill Tuesday, August 10.
& Mrs. Ida Mclaughlin who has been
visiting Mrs. Lucreta Smith, went to
Anl;eney Wednesday morning, to visit
her brother.
Mr.. Frank Latch returned Monday
to loundurn, Can, after spending sew
eral weeks visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, T. r. Latch.
Mr.. Fred Maynard, Mark Matson and
lowell Troutner left for Iroquois, s.
d., to be gone some time.
Mir. Franz Rohde left for ST. Louis,
Mo-, to be gone a week or ten days.
MIR. and Mrs. F. e. Gates, Of Paw
Paw, Ill, have been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Sarah Gilmore.
Miss Estella Stouffer left Monday
Tor visit at Polo, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Hopes Of Chi
cas;o, are visiting the formers par
Ants, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hopes.
Mr. S. p. Gfrton left Monday for
Claresholm, Can, to look after bust
ness interests.
NORTH STAR.
Aug. 15.--Miss Bertha Leighter spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. George
O'l3ryon.
Mr. and Mrs. I. l.. Negley were in
Mslrshalltown Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wiley, who live
north Of Conrad, visited Monday at
Mrs. Wileys sisters, Mrs. Lee Sha-
han.
MIR. and Mrs Horace Rosencranz ana
daughter Nettie< visited Sunday at
Pardon Heads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas ate
Sunday dinner with Mrs. Thomas sis
ter and family, Mrs. Will Canon.
Monday, Charlie Stubs sawed wood
for George Jones on the place occu-
pied by Lee Shahan.
John Leighter has rented farm of
w. NJ. McLeland, in Taylor township,
for next year.
a Willie Early and Frank Rails We're
Mslrshalltown visitors last Saturday.
Mrs. Stotts and three children, of
visited several days last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson.
l8erneda and Andra Canon visited |
their aunt, Mrs. Herbert Thomas, from
Tuesday until Friday last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Bryon visit
ed Sunday at Mrs. O'Bryon's parents,
MI, and Mrs John Leighter.
Clarence Anderson suffered intense
" for a few days last week, from the
effects of an insect getting in his ear.
The doctor was unable to extract it.
Mr. Harry EARLY OF Rolfe, who lived
In this neighborhood all his life until
last spring, was here last week looking
Tor farm to buy.
.-.-- Emma Johnson accompanies