Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-26
STATE CENTER.

Monday evening for her home IN Den
yer, Colo, after spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. k~ennecke.
Mrs. Frank kennedy, of Marshall
town, was the guest OF Mrs. .. j
Whitson for q few days.
DR.. and Mrs. p. w. Coe and children
who spent the summer in Vienna, ar
rived home Wednesday evening.
Miss Cassie Mullineaux. who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Aaron
Richards, left Monday for Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Kutzner have
returned home after a few weeks visi'
in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Emma Carter has been enjoying
a visit from her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Smltt
of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Whitehtll and
Mrs. w. II. Whitehill went to Mar
shalltown Wednesday afternoon to at
tend the wedding of Miss Carrie Brad
bury.
Miss E.dyth Bryant, who ha been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Fl. Hille-
man. Tor some time, left Tuesday fol-
Beloit, kas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Silliman enter
tanned Cleo chapter. No. 303, y. u. >.
at a 6 o'clock luncheon at their nome
Tuesday evening.
During the evening several games
were played, guessing contests and
descriptions of n another. AT a iate
hour the guests all departed after nav
ing spent an enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Goodrich. of SAN
ia Monica, CAL, arrived in Des MONIES
last Friday. Mr.. Goodrich was here
Monday and Tuesday to visit his sis
ter, Mrs. e. G. Swift.
LAUREL.
Sept. 26.-Rev. Gallagher returned
home Monday from Sioux City, where
he has been in attendance at the
Northwestern Iowa conference.
Mrs. Henry Appel and daughter
Minnie, arrived home Friday from
three weeks visit with friends at Paw
Paw, III.
Miss Tillie Bassarear, of Reinbeck. is
spending the week with the family OF
her uncle, Walter Kramme.
Ralph Atkinson went to NeWburg a
few days ago to take charge OF the
station there, while Agent Howard Is
away on his vacation.
Alexander Ingraham and g. II. Gift
ford were over-Sunday visitors with >
G. Ingraham and family at Montezu-
ma.
". w. Renner returned home Satur-
day from IN extended visit with ella
tives at Perth, N. d. Mr.. Renner does
not seem to be very favorably i'm
pressed with the country and gives
rather doleful account of the condition
of affairs there. a killing frost having
visited that region the middle of Au'
gust. which destroyed a large portion
Of both wheat and flax crop, neither
being matured at that time.
E. Fl. Kerr left for Iowa City Satur'
day. and will enter the state university
for a medical course.
w. H. Reimenschneider. who had hi
hip badly injured sometime since b.
the kick Of a horse, is slowly mprov'
ing and can get about the house will
the aid Of crutches.
S.. S. Tickets of Grinnel. was
Laurel caller Tuesday, looking afte
business in connection with his a
southeast of town.
The new school house, n mile cas-
of town, was completed the past weel
to the satisfaction of the school boar'
and school commenced Monday, witt
S. Fl. Riley as teacher.
Mrs. r. Fehrmann I'M daughte
Reka, are visiting with relatives a
Pella and Oskaloosa.
BANGOR.
Sept. a6.-Miss Reems, a city mis-
| sionary, from Columbus, Ohio, occu
pied the pulpit of the Bangor Friend
church Sunday morning. Miss Reems
personal experiences as recited, wer
very interesting and helpful.
Mr.. J. A. Speer had to have tn
fourth finger of his left hand amputa
ted at the second joint Tuesday on &C
count Of an injury received in a cor
binder.
Messrs. Frank Herlocker and c. I
| Skinner and families, went fishing Fri
day night. They report a fine time an
brought six nice fish home with then
MI. and Mrs. w. P. WINERY returne'
a few days ago from a w weeks visi
in Ohio.
MIR. and Mrs. Letner of Burr Oak
Kan, visited Mesdames Boyd Care,
and I. &. Stanfield Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Carter left Tuesda.
evening for Jennings, Kan. where sh
expects to spend the winter.
Bangor was we'll represented at TIN
county fair last week.
nj. III Wy AJoho,~h o11 far,i1,
started Tuesday for Tennessee. wher'
they expect to make their home thu
next two and a half years. The so
journ is made on account of the poo,
| health of the daughter Laura.
GILMAN.
Sept. 26.-Ralph J. Carney returned
to Chicago Monday after a few days
visit with his father and family. Hi:
brother. Fred S.. Carney, went to Chi
cago with him.
G. o. Dague met with an acciden
which might have resulted more seri'
ously. Coming home in the evening O
| Wednesday from the county fair, h
| stepped on a loose board which threv
him with his entire weight against
sharp nail sticking out of the wei
curb. The nail entered his abdomen
but luckily avoided penetration OF tn
intestines. 1t made a very painful
wound from which he is only just re
covering.
The annual meeting of the Congre
gational Ladies' Missionary societ,
wa he'd at Mrs. H. Sutherland's Wed
nesday afternoon and the business o