Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-26
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September 26.-Mrs. Ed Weatherly,
who has been visiting her husbands
grandmother, Mrs. Cal Weatherly, for
a number of weeks, went to Des
Moines Saturday for a short visit with
a sister, after which she will go to
her home in Kansas City.
Charley Glottfelty, of Hampton, was
in town a few days this week, calling
on friends.
Daniel and Samuel Spurlin and fam
lilies, of Whitten, We're the guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Anderson, sunday.
A. Large returned from Funcley,
| Mimi, Sunday evening, where he has
| been for several months.
H.. A.. Robinson and wife, of Colo
ado Springs, arrived Saturday for a
two weeks visit with Iowa friends and
| relatives.
The Sunday school picnic. which was
held at Bueghly's Springs, west of
town Saturday, was a success, altho
| the attendance was not what might
have been expected, owing to the ex-
tremely busy time Of year. However,
a very PLEASANT time was enjoyed n
quite an interesting game of ball was
played by members of the two Sunday
schools.
Mr.. Allen Melick returned from a
visit with his parents In northern
Iowa Tuesday.
N. b. Chamness was in Written on
business Tuesday.
Jerome Barber. of Worthington,
| Mimi, is in town visiting at the home
of his sister, Mrs. j. B. Sweet. Mr..
Barber is a brother of Fred Barber
and was at one time engaged in the
mercantile business here.
Jacob Galloway, who was quite Sc
verely injured by falling from a load
of hay. vas able to come to town
Monday. altho he will not be working
for some time.
Floyd Hickman came up from Mar
shalltown Wednesday, bringing with
him Mr.. Peter E. Smith, who has been
visiting there for a few days.
The field day arrangements a
been made for Saturday, September %,
and a day of recreation and pleasure
is anticipated. Three games of ball
will be played during the day.
The Cemetery Ladies' Aid society
will hold their bazaar in the ODD Eel
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will be conducted and meals served
and the proceeds used in replenishing
the treasury, which is running low.
Two dogs belonging to Mrs. Sarah
Updike are supposed to have killed a
large number Of chickens belonging to
DOC" Miller Sunday afternoon, as
we'll as twenty-seven Of their mistress
flock. The dogs, which were great pets.
have been killed, and PREPARATION is be-
ling made MI. Miller for his loss.
Ed Burkhart and wife entertained a
number Of relatives at dinner Wednes-
day. Among whom were Mr.. n Mrs.
H. A. Robinson, of Colorado Springs,
Mrs. Ella Scott has papered the John
Gould residence, preparatory to it's oc-
cupation by Ed Dillon and family, who
will move in on Monday.
The Monday club will hold the first
meeting of the year at the home OF
Mrs. r. C. Nichols Monday evening,
September 80.
Mr.. Will White, brother of Mrs. c. M.
Titlow, returned to his home in Hi
nois Monday, after a pleasant weeks
visit with his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Smith are visit
ilNS Will IiS loIiliS VI Ho
Elkllart, this week.
George Biersborn filled his regular
appointment at the Biven's Grove
church Sunday.
Mrs. N. A. Middleton went to Union
Wednesday and from there will go to
New Providence where she will visit
with friends for some time.
Mrs. thomas Meekins and children
started for Portland, Ore, Sunday ev-
ening, where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Meekins has been in
Oregon during the summer working at
the carpenter trade.
Miss Dell Eide. of Geneva, was in
town Saturday, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Stevenson.
Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Fred Thurber
were in Albion Tuesday.
E. H. Trease, who has been indis-
posed for several weeks, is somewhat
improved in health.
The Royal Neighbors will serve a
banquet at their regular meeting Fri
day evening.
Dan Barber has rented a farm west
of town for the coming year and is
doing his fall blowing.
Miss Alice Propst and Donna Swift,
Of Marshalltown, spent Sunday with
Liscomb friends and former school,
mates.
Union services will be held at the
Christian church Sunday evening, Rev.
Loucks preaching.