Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-27

June 27.-Mrs. Allen MooNhouse and
children, of Marshalltown. spent last
| week here with friends.
Mrs. c. f.. Lingham and Dorothy.
have returned from their Illinois visit.
Mrs. David. OF Marshalltown, spent
Saturday with relatives here.
Mrs Cain Is attending normal in
MarshalltoWn this week.
Carlton Hatcher Is spending the
week with his aunt, Mrs. Seely.j
Walter Canady spent Sunday in the
southern part of the state.
LAUREL.
June 27.-John Hahn and wife. OF
Brush, Col, arrived here Tuesday for
a visit among relatives and friends.
Mr. Hahn was for many years In bus
mess in Laurel, but moved to Colorado
several years ago where he has pros
pered and has now retired from BUSH
ness.
James I. and +. G. Paul and c. Rog-
ers went to the Panhandle country of
Texas the past week to look over that
country with the intention of invest
ing in real estate if pleased with the
country.
Rev Leroy Gallagher left Monday
morning for Reinbeck, where he will
attend the district Epworth League
convention.
Senator r. l.. Maytag and brother,
7. H.. OF Newton, spent Thursday mere
looking after business affairs.
J. w. Wells returned Thursday from
trip to Chicago, where he had been
In charge Of three cars of fat stock.
Harry Awtry came in from Newton
Friday evening for a visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Awtry,
returning to Newton again Sunday
evening.
Miss Effie Marion, 9 former teacher
in the schools here, was an over Sun
day visitor at the J. c. Buffer home.
Miss Margaret Patton visited the
past week with the family of her un-
Ecle. J. l.. Patton, at Newton, returning
home Monday. Miss Reka E'ehrmann
also spent the past week among friends
and relatives at Newton. n
August Schumann has purchased a
new automobile, making his first trip
to town with it Friday.
MARIETTA
June 27--Mr. and Mrs. T. P Marsh
and Miss Marjorie Nichols of Mar
shalltown, visited over Sunday at w.
H. G. Woodward's.
Miss Anna Jensen spent a few days
last week with her friend, Miss EN-
ma Johnson, near Liscomb.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Roberts and
daughter, Lizzie, Of State Center, Wis
| tied at the home Of Mrs. Roberts sis
ter, Mrs. John Timmons, Friday.
Miss Lusetta Willcutts. of Spring
! view, Neb., has been visiting Miss
Cloe Carter.
A. c. Jackson, Of Central City. Neb,,
| called on friends in this vicinity last
| week.
Mrs. c. w. Cleveland OF Urbana, Wis
tied at Mrs. Nancy Timmons' Sun
day.
| Miss Rhecy Garter, spent few
days last week in Marshalltown, with
her sister, Mrs Hannah Elgin.
| Miss Carrie Fitch, of State Center.
is visiting Miss Clara Pyle this week.
BANGOR.
June 27.-The strawberry crop is be-
ing harvested this week.
The marriage of Mr.. John Holdings
worth and Miss Emma Stout was cele-
brated Tuesday at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Hollingsworth. Rev. Comfort Off
ciated. Only the immediate relatives
were present.
Miss Mary Macy is visiting at Lee
Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norman are
the parents of son, born Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hollingswort
and daughter visited Sunday at Mr..
Beason's near Albion.
Hazel Herlocker is visiting her
grandparents at Union.
Rev. Comfort left Tuesday evening
for Indianola to attend the Friends
summer school.
GILMAN
June 27-Mrs. j. F. Garvey and son
Ted, of Walla Walla, Wash, and Miss
Margaret Pence, of Marshalltown, who
have been on visit to their uncle and
aunt, A. ]. Pence and wife. for fe"
DAYS. returned to Marshalltown Thurs
day evening.
The game of base ball on Friday be-
tween Liscomb and Gilman was
comedy of errors as to the first part,
but it improved somewhat as the game
went. 1t resulted in a score OF IL 10
6 in favor OF the visitors.
Earl T. Carney went to Chicago on
visit to his brother and other rela-
tives on Thursday, and returned Tues
day morning.
Professor G. P. Wyckoff and wife
have been visiting the latter's parents
H. Sutherland and wife, and returned
to their home in Grinnell Monday eV-
ening. They start for Redlands, CAL
today, for visit of two months with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
P. Wyckoff
H. Sutherland is putting new TOOL
on his agricultural warehouse on Main
street.
One of the severest electrical storms
of the season visited this place and VI
cinity Monday about 6 o'clock. accom-
panied by wind, hail, vivid lightning
and thunder peals and a perfect deluse
of rain, lasting with unmttiEated force
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