Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
Neighborhood Notes
MARIETTA.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MARIETTA.
January 10.-Mrs. Charles Haddeck
went to Clemens Saturday to spend
a few days at the home of her father,
William Dunn and family.
James and Kate Liston, of Clemens,
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
home OF their sister, Mrs. Thomas
Claffey.
Miss Kate Timmons spent Sunday
with Miss Ethel Havens, in Marshall-
town.
BANGOR.
january 1o.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
McLain are visiting relatives at Witt
ten and Conrad.
Mrs, Carey and granddaughter l4u-
cile and Helen, left Saturday for Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens, of Burr
Oak, Kas.. visited Saturday and Sln-
day at j. H. Kinser's.
Several from Bangor attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Jacob Cook, at Union.
Tuesday.
ELAN Benbow and family moved into
Bangor Monday.
Mrs. Charles Fill and children OF
Peterson. are visiting at William
Hills.
The quarantine was lifted from the
home Of Mrs. Sarah Arney Saturday.
GILMAN.
Jan. 9.-Robt. Paul is at Ames at
tending the school Of instruction at the
state agricultural college for two
weeks.
The week OF prayer is being observ-
ed at the Congregational church by
meetings every evening in che chapel.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
gregational church the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year: j. ". Crawford, deacon; r. H.
Sutherland, treasurer; j. NJ. Carney,
Clerk; Mrs. Laura McGrew, organist;
Mrs. Maude Sutherland. assistant or
ganist; Rev. Geo. r. Chambers, Choir
lister; Mrs. Grace Dunkle, assistant
chorister. Rev. George r. Chambers
was, by vote of the church, invited to
continue as pastor for another year,
which he accepted.
Iowa college students who had Teen
spending their holiday vacation here,
returned to their work on Monday,
Earl p. Carney in the morning and
Miss Marjorie Sutherland in the even
ing. to be ready for the opening of the
term on Tuesday.
Farragut Post, No. 95, G. A. r.. elect
al nAf3oorS tic ANIMAL Meeting on
Saturday as follows: L. j. Williams,
commander; H. C. Ackley, senior vice
commander: I. d. Mallett, junior vice
commander: J. M. Carney chaplain;
Thomas Mooney, quartermaster; w.
b. Strickland, orderly Of the day; g.
w. Green, orderly of the guard; J. M.
Carney, adjutant.
The Gilman Veterans Association
had its annual meeting also on Satur-
day, and elected the following officers:
T. J.. Williams, president; j. NJ. Car
ney. secretary and treasurer; I. j.
Williams, w. B. Strickland, and n. G.
Ackley, directors; Thomas Mooney,
manager.
Thomas Lavender goes to Baxter on
Thursday to work at his trade as car
penter. His family, it Is understood,
will follow in the spring. The removal
Of this worthy family from our COM
munity will be greatly regretted.
Rev. and Mrs. Chambers attended the
annual meeting of the Newburg Con-
church on Tuesday
New members were received into the
CONGREGATIONAL church at Its commune
ion last Sabbath.
Miss Ada Wood, who has been suf-
fering greatly from infiammatory
is considerably better,
tho not entirely recovered.
LAUREL.
Jan. 9.-Miss Ida Reese left Sunday
FOR her home at Green Mountain, after
a few days visit with the Robert Mann
family
Guerney Talbot spent several days
in Des Moines the past week, looking
after business affairs.
Revival services are now in progress
at the M. E. church, and will be contin-
ued indefinitely. Presiding Elder w.
F. Pitner will preach on Sunday even
ing and quarterly conference will be
held Monday morning.
Rev. Pfund, of Des Moines, presiding
elder In the Evangelical church, held
quarterly conference Saturday. and
filed the pulpit at his church Sunday
Revival services at the
church have been postpon-
ed until the weather becomes more ia
vorable.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cy. Loupee,
January 2, son; and to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Propp, on January 8. a daughter.
Lewis Maytag, of Newton, is assist
Ing in the annual invoice Of their stock
by the L. R. Maytag Company.
Angelo Smith, OF Clemens, spent a
few days the past week among rela-
tives in Laurel and vicinity.
Miss Mamie Mann returned to Lee
Grand Monday, to resume her studies
at Palmer College.
Rev. Gallagher had the misfortune to
lose valuable driving horse Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Agnes whelan. wife Of T. J.
has been seriously i'll for sew
eral days, and no Improvement is not
ed in her condition.
MINERVA.
January 10.-Mr. Charles Nichols
left for Colfax Thursday morning.
Mrs. George Elliott is confined to