Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-05
NEWS Of INTEREST
IN MARSHALL COUNTY
T.-R. Correspondents Furnish
Large Amount OF Readable
Matter This Week
LAND SALES NEAR ALBION
Frank Graham Farm Sells for $40 Per
Acre, and Ten Acres of Marion Kin
soy Farm Brings ssso-Many Young
People Of County Come to MARSHALL
town to Enter School.

| T.-R correspondents furnish another
large grist of readable news this Week
| that will prove of general interest to
all county readers. as we'll as those VINO
have ever lived in the county. or those
who have friends here
From Taylor township two important
! land sales are reported from near AL
bion. Frank Graham has sold eighty
acres one and one-haif miles west OF
Albion for $40 per acre, and G. G.
Cowgirl has bought ten acres from
Marion Kinsey, north of Albion, at $3.50
an acre.
Many young people of the county
have come to Marshalltown this week
TO enter school, the correspondents
from Taylor township and Minerva
telling Of several who have enrolled In
the high school here.
A change in the state Center opera
house is recorded. WI A. Cowan and f.
&C.. Rohde having acquired the interests
of DR.. p. w. Coe and Oscar Gohlke.
LeGrand farmers and stock fahciers
are taking great deal of interest In
the approaching county fair. and Will
try to excel their exhibits OF last year
The LeGrapd exhibitors took many
or the prizes at the 1905 fair.4
The news Of the county. classified
49,, ~ ,cht a nd
neighborhoods, is as follows:
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
September 5.-sMr, G. w. Ferguson,
and daughter Gail, are spending a
week in Minneapolis visiting relatives
and attending the Minnesota state
fair.
Luverne Williams is suffering from,
an attack Of malarial fever.
Mr. Frank Graham, living one and
one-half, miles east tof Albion, has dis
posed OF his eighty-acre farm for the
handsome consideration Of $14O> per
acre.
Mr. c. G. Cowgirl has purchased
the 10-acre tract north of Albion.
owned by Marion Kinsey, formerly the
property Of the late L.. N. Brown. The
price was $4,000.
Mr.. J.. M. Kelnner. who has been
making his home with John Brown for
the past several months, returned to
Illinois Tuesday. Mr.. Brown and sons
accompanied him for a short visit.
A number of young people from
this vicinity are attending school IN
town. Ralph Parsons, Arthur and
Dolly Weatnerson. George and Earle
'Stowell, Bessie Thompson, Mable Kin
sey and edward Weatherbee are In
attendance i'm Marshalltown,l while
Herbert Miller, Hazel Cowgirl and Dale
Cole are going to the Albion schools.
William Stewart left Monday for a
visit IN Ohio.
L. M. Kinsey left Wednesday NOR
ming for Minneapolis to attend the
Minnesota state fair.
STATE CENTER. g
Sept. 5.--Mrs. Mary s. Green re- I
turned home Monday after spending
several weeks with her sister at Pc
oria Ill. On her way home she stopped !
in Chicago on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neidert and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Neidert, left Tuesday
for Canastota, S. D., to visit
the latter's sister, Mrs. Emma Fair
child.
"A change has taken place in the
nagement of the Grand opera house.
w, A. Cpwan and f. C. Rohde have
bought out the Coel & Gohlke5 inter-
ests.s And under the new management
a number of .high-class attractions
have been booked for the coming sea-
son.
Miss Emma Armbrecht is sick with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. o. =. Aurner arrived home Tues
day evening from Claresholm, Cam,
where he has been looking after bust
ness interests. s.
Rev. ahd Mrs. Gait have returned
from their vacation, which was spent
at Springfield, ILL.,, and Winona Lake,
Ind.
RHODES.
Sept. 5.-School opened Monday
morning with large attendance of
pupils and the following teachers: F.,
shalltown; Mrs. Watson, Of Rhodes;
Roberts, Of Tama.
Ivan Miller, of Bryant, S. d. is max
ng his home with his sister, Mrs. w.
CT Phillips, and attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Breunig have |
oeen called 10 Nebraska by the death |
of MIR. Breunigs sister.
Mrs. Jennie Murray spent few days
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Diggins,
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilman are
enjoying visit with relatives at |
Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thompson and
Mrs. Mooers We're Baxter visitors
Monday.
Mrs Grouse visited her sister, Mrs.
Nolty, near State Center, a few days
his week.
Mr. w. c. Phillips and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Crawford.
Johnnie Ewings are improving the
ooks of their new residence property |
greatly by painting building new ce-
nent walks. tearing away the fence
md fixing things up generally.
Mrs. Della Wallace and children re-
urned from North Dakota Thursday,
where they have been spending the
hummer.
Mrs. Everhart and children returned
rom their visit at olin and other places t
Miss Mazda Titus left Friday for
to resume her duties as
eacher at that place. Miss Ethel Titus
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