Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-16

Horace, who are attending school at
Cedar Falls, made an over sunday
visit at the parental home, returning
to school again Monday.
The game of ball, played on the
Laurel diamond Friday afternoon. Pc
tween Cooks club of MarshalitoWh
and the Laurel club, resulted IN
score of 8 to in favor Of Marshall
town.
A. L. Moser made trip to Mar
shalltown Monday evening in his auto-
mobile. but on account of rain nad 70
get another conveyance home.
Cecil Rogers has purchased a new
making the third one pur-
chased by residents here this spring
MARIETTA.
May 16.-Elsie and Frank Haddock
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of their grandfather, William
Dunn and family, Mt st, Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elgin. OF Mar
shalltown, visited al. the home OF thelr
uncle. Nathan Carter, Sunday
A. II. Hall. Of M;,rshalltown, visited
his son. Z. w. Hall, Sunday.
Theodore Marsh and Miss Gertrude
OF Marshalltown. Visiteu
at w. H. C. Woodrard's Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil 'rhelander. OIL
Minerva, visited at Carl Nelson's sun
day.
Robert Harper's baby has been dpite
sick the past few days
Some OF the farmers are planning l
corn.
RHODES.
May 1s.-Mrs, Maud Lynn. OF py-
sart. spent the week visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Titus.
Mrs. w. G. Phillips and daughters
were visitors at Maxwell last week.
Miss Agnes Dowd, OF State Center,
spent sunday with her sister, Miss
Dowd. at this place.
The many friends In this vicinity OF
Mrs. James Goodwin will be very much
grieyed to learn that she died at her
home Tuesday morning, after several
weeks sickness
The 2-weeks-o old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard F'loto died Tuesday.
DR.. Charles Titus, of Baxter, spent
sunday at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. III. e. Titus and family.
Mrs. Lillian vanthrin is spending the
week visiting her daughters at Eldora.
Mr.. Charles Wallace is recovering
nicely from his recent illness, the
smallpox.
Mr.. Ben Richards and son, OF Tonka--
wa. Okla, are calling on old friends IN
and around town. Mr.. Richards has
been in Canada, and since he left home
his family has been quarantined for
smallpox. no.
BANGOR.
May ia much needed rain Eel
Monday night TO gladden. the farmers
Messrs. C. r. Winery and William
Hill were business callers to Marshall
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Carey. OF Minneapolis, is visit
ing her son Boyd.
Mrs. S. IT, Hollingsworth, who has
been quite sick, is improving. 1ur
Mr.. Crvin Hollingsworth returned
from the hospital at Iowa City Satur-
day evening.
Nathan. Kirk, OF Clemens, is visiting
his grandson, Ralph Kirk.
Anderson Hoilingsworth, an aged
resident of This place, had the misfor-
tune to fall from ladder and break
his shoulder Thursday. The injury Is
very painful, but is not considered es-
pecially serious, even tho Mr.. Hol-
is advanced In years.
Mr.. and hrs. Alva Good and family
visited over Sunday at Conrad.
ssT. ANTHONY. f
May 16.-Mrs. Il. M. Brown and her
mother, Mrs. Fuller, visited at Laurel
last week.
DR.. H. f. White arrived in st. An
thony from oklahoma last week.
H. H Buck made IA trip to Des
Moines last week.
Martin Gaunt returned home LAS;
week from Indiana, where he has been
for several months. M
w FL. Browns family is having quite
a tussle with measles. All are about
over them now except the son, Ross.
He is quite low on account Of a re-
lapse.
Joseph Eryant's family. which has
been having such a hard time with
measles blood poisoning, have all re-
covered and are able to be out.
1 Jacob Garrett has been down with
for two weeks, but is getting
along nicely now.
Quite a number are still on the
list, but the disease will have
10 look for new field before long, as it
I, !, :, X !. I,o,,t3 rnr ;tcnIf o,,f ne ct1hinnfc
here. Nearly everybody has had a trial
with the disease
William Schaper shipped two cars of
hogs to Marshalltown> last week, also
one car Monday and one car Wednes-
day Of this week.
Ralph Tight left last Thursday for
Vancleve and was checked in as sta
ton, agent at that place. John Rick has
superseded him at st. Anthony and is
going to learn the railroad business.
Mrs E. Keopple. of Marshalltown,
visited at Charles Keopple's last week.
Mrs. Robert Bryant visited with her
daughter at McCallsburg, Monday
H. HI. Buck had the misfortune to
get his wrist badly hurt Monday after
noon while working with a rife. and is
carrying his arm in a sling.
John Mackin, William Drew and L.
AZ. Laycock each shipped car Of stock
to Chicago Wednesday.
Material is arriving in st. Anthony
for the county to erect cement bridges.
C. F. Buffer, living half mile east
Of town, had a streak of bad luck the
other day He had $50 chickens hatch
IN, on inp11ha for md transferred them
into the brooder. BY some means it
took fire during their absence from the
house, and the brooder and chickens