Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-11

Mann's S0th birthday, and In honor
the occasion, Mayor Moser appointe'
him city marshal for the day. Their
was no disturbance of any kind Will
Uncle Tom was on duty. Mr.. Mani
has been 6. resident OF Jefferson town
ship for more than fifty years. and i
known and respected by all.
RHODES
July 1.-THE Fourth OF July was
glorious hot day. The people from thi
vicinity celebrated at Baxter, Collin
and State Center
A great many people from this plact
attended the chautauqua at State Cen
ter this week.
Mr.. Glenn and Miss Ethel Titus wen
to Dysart Wednesday. where they cele
brated the Fourth. Miss Ethel will re-
main for a few weeks visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Collins Lyman, but Glenr
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hudson, o
Des Moines, spent Wednesday at thu
William Armstrong home. They wert
accompanied to Des Moines by Mrs
Armstrong, who celebrated in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Bentley went tt
Madrid in the evening, to take in the
fire works.
Mr. and Mrs ]. c.. Roebuck have
been visiting relatives In Iowa City.
Mrs. W. C. Nirk visited relatives in
Baxter Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Baker came home from
Wisconsin to spend the Fourth with
his wife and family. He returned to
Wisconsin last Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Noble visited in State Cen
ter last week.
Mrs. D. NJ. Ruth Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Wolf, in Marshaltown
HAvERHILL
July 1.-THE national game Is get
ting interesting when two good teams
meet. SUCH was the case last Sun
day when the Haverhill Regulars de-
feated a picked team OF old time play
ers Of this vicinity by the score Of
to 2 on the local diamond. Bat
teries for the contending teams were:
for Haverhtll, L. Koppel and B. Visit
erdorf; for picked team, ]. Kopel, j
Newroth and c. Koppert. F. X. Kuhle
and C. Lackey made two running
catches that would do honor to a
league.
Mr.. Herman Knoll who was kicked
by horse and had two ribs broken
is improving nicely.
Mr.. John Knoll has returned from
Menominee, ILL.,, where he attended
the wedding Of his nephew.
Miss Rosa Kuhle is here visiting
her uncles and aunts. also her aged
grandfather, Mr.. Freesa.
NJ. I. Krier. who has been sick IN
bed for two weeks, with rheumatism
has recovered.
A social gathering took place the
Fourth at the B. Lolwing house, to
which neighbors and relatives We're
Invited. THE fat mems race was won
by Mr.. Herman Kopel, his opponent
being Mr.. Fl. Koppert.
MINERVA.
July 11.--Mrs. Louie Fullrath and
daughter. OF Savanna, ILL.,, are visit
ing friends in this vicinity for a few
days.
Miss Matte Page, of Cedar Falls
normal, who spent the Fourth at nome,
to school Sunday.
Miss Inize Brace, of Bromley, Is Wis
Ting Miss Evelyn Brace.
Miss Lucell Haveland, of Davenport,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Warren
Nichols.
Mr.. Frank Everest of Osborn, Neb..
Is here visiting relatives.
Mr. Paul Nichols, of Greedy, spent
the Fourth of July with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs:
Ezekiel Everest.
Mr., Warren Nichols accompanied a
carload of cattle to Chicago few days
ago.
BANGOR.
July 11.--Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Raley
left Wednesday morning for Pleasant
Plain, for a visit with the latter's
brother, Henry Hull, who is very i'll
with cancer.
Born, to Mrs. Emma McLane, on Fri
day evening, a son.
The Fourth passed Off quietly at
Some went to Gearing and
some to Union.
Mrs. Grace Logan and daughter left
Monday evening for her home in La
Harte, Kas., after a two months visit
with relatives.
Several from Bangor attended
Friends quarterly meeting at Honey
Creek, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kersey and children
visited at Bangor Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kent returned
to their home at Haverhill Friday
They were accompanied home by the
latter's niece, Vellna Russell.
LISCOMB.
July I'm. M. McFee went to st.
Anthony Tuesday on business.
G. F. Kersey and family returned to
their home in Marshalltown Monday,
having visited week with relatives
here and near Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speilman, Of Dixon,
H., who have been the guests of the
formers aunts, Mrs. Biersborn and
Mrs. Carey. returned home Wednes-
lay.
Mrs Torn Haydn snent "Wednesday