Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-08
NORTH STAR.

NORTH STAR.
| August ST. j. Fathers was trans
acting business in Marshalltown last
| Thursday.
Leo Shahan transacted business in
Written Saturday.
Miss Susie Anderson spent SUNDAY
with Miss Mary Head.
Mr.. e. G. Clapsaddle and daughter
Lura. we're in Marshalltown Saturday
| Mrs Thomas Johnson and daughter
Mrs Cook. visited Wednesday AFTER
noon at Newt Critzens, in Conrad.
David Head, Clarence and Susie An-
derson attended a party at Frank
| Miller's last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Coulter took sun
/ day dinner at Aaron Coulters.
! Mrs. Silas Beatty, Of Liscomb, ana
| daughter. Mrs. Blanche Pllcher. OF
4 Gridley. Kas.. called at Horace Rosen-
/ cranz's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lee Shahan and daughters
spent Sunday and Monday at Mrs.
Shahan's sisters, Mrs. Earl whey
north Of Conrad.
Mesdames Coulter Hamburger.
Head. Bash and Fathers, attended the
regular meeting Of the North Star
Ladies' Aid Society, held at Mrs. Daw
| Chadwicks last Thursday afternoon.
| During the storm early Tuesday NOR
ming lightning struck and burned 10
| tho ground the hay stacks In horace
Rosencranz's meadow, which contained
| about eighteen tons. No other damage
| was done.
| Lee Shahan drove to Marshalltown
| Tuesday. He was accompanied by ms
wife's mother, Mrs. Bliss who had been
visiting her daughter and other rela-
| tives since last Thursday.
Mr. Horace Rosencranz, wife. moth
| err. and sister, visited SATURDAY ailei-
moon at D. 3. Elliotts.
| Mr.. o. B. Anderson, wife ana sons
Raw and Fred, visited sunday a.
George Jones.
Mr.. Horace Rosencranz, his uncle
| Ezekiel. and mother and sister, vls'teo
Sunday at Ben Whited's IN Iayior
township. ~ =
Mrs. Guy Golfer and Mrs. ".
Traubarger and son Morrison look oe-
| casion to surprise their sister, Mte
Daw Chadwick, Tuesday, it being her
birthday, by taking their dinner anu
spending the day. Other guests were
their father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
| 7 r. Morrison, and sister-in-law, MIS-.
Ben Morrison.
Herhert Thomas shelled corn Tues
day delivering it at Liscomb. Henry
| 7 else did the work His father. j. II.
! Thomas came up from MarshalltoWn
10 help. and Mrs Thomas was assisted
! by her sister, Mrs. WILDER Bartnolo-
new
Mrs Mary Rosencranz and daughter
Mrs Laura Bennett, and the latters
| two sons. Lawrence and Henry. OIL
Stuttgart Ark. who have been visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity
and at Liscomb for the last month, left
tuesday morning for ST. Edwards,
Neb.. where they will visit the FAM
lilies of Henry and Jacob Rosencranz
and George breckenridge for another
month before returning home.
Mr.. r. j. Flathers sold his farm to
Mr.. Weeks, who lives south OF Mar
shalltown, for $50 an acre Mr.. Flath-
ers does not know at present what he
will do, but is looking for a larger
farm. Mr.. Weeks will probably move
on the farm next spring.
Mrs. r. A. McKibbem and children
visited at Clarence Mckibben's. near
Conrad, Monday.
Herbert Thomas has rented the half
section owned by Adam klinefetter.
three miles from Concord, for next
year. Mr.. Klinefetter expects to move
to town, probably Waterloo
Mr.. Pardon Head and son David
drove to Marshalltown Wednesday.
David left at midnight over the c. q
N. W., for Cheyenne, Wyo., and other
points in the west prospecting, with
the view of locating.
Finley Mckibben, who lives al pres
ent west of Liscomb, has rented the
farm now occupied by John Lighter for
next year.
LAUREL.
Aug. s.-George j. Lass, of Basin,
Wyo.. a former resident of Laurel,
spent a few days here the past week
on business.
Ben Savage, who for a short time
has been in the employ of the L. R.
Maytag company, has resigned his po-
sition and left Thursday for Omaha,
and on Friday left there for Spokane,
Wash.
Mrs. L. r. Maytag left Thursday for
a. visit Of some length with relatives In
Peru, ILL.,, and Chicago.
Nell Ross has retired from the bar
her business and has taken position
with I. l.. Patton & Co.
Miss Margaret Patton left Tuesday
for a two weeks visit with Miss Flor
ence Grant at Faribault, MINI. The
Misses Patton and Grant were former
LNn11o
Miss Minnie Biggs, Of MarshailtoWn'
and Miss Clara Bauman, of Llscomb,
were over-Sunday visitors with Miss
Nettie Walker, of the Central tele-
phone office
Miss Kate Weissenburger, of Lau-
rel. and Miss Lula Maytag, of Newton,
accompanied by Des Moines friends,
left Wednesday for Chicago, from
where, after a weeks visit, they will
go by the lake route to Buffalo and
Montreal, and later will visit relatives
in New York city, returning home in
about a month.
Word from r. R. Atkinson, former
station agent here, who recently went
to Colorado, is that he has secured a
position as operator on the Denver 6s
Rio Grande railway at Buena Vista,
Col Mrs. Atkinson and baby son Will
join him there about September l.
Two horses and mule belonging to
Fred H. Fehrmann and a horse OF
]. P. Donaldson, were killed by light
ming in the barn on the farm of Fehr-
opd bo1 r,i1ac south,