Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-19

family, w. y. lranDafSef anu WIZ
+. Shultz and family. John Scheiole
and wife, Miss Emma Johnson, fred
Jensen and Riley Anderson were couE-
ty fair visitors Wednesday,.
GILMAN.
Sept. 19.-The cement walk INDUSTRY
has been reasonably active during the
past week, walks having been lald on
Church street. opposite the Congrega-
tional and M F.. church grounds, ana
on Main street in front of j. M. Car
ney's office.
The Gilman boys had return game
scheduled with the Brooklyns on
Thursday. but were met at Grlnnell
with telegram stating that the game
would have to be abandoned on ac-
count of the Brooklyn club. having
disbanded. Our boys insisted that the
game should be played, however, ana
merrily continued their way, only 10
suffer defeat at the hands OF plckeu-
up nine, to the tune of TO z. On Sae-
urday they played the Laurel boys on
the home grounds, and won Out tlle
score being II to Z, in favor OF Gii-
man.
Albert Ward went to Mt Vernofl
Tuesday morning to resume ms stuo"
les. interrupted by sickness last year,
at Cornell College.
Mrs. William Colehoun has oeeh
very low with pneumonia the past
week. which, combined with her OLD
anliction. paralysis, renders her con-
dition critical.
Mrs. Jonathan Reed, an aged lady
living west of town, is also very SIGN
with heart disease.
Mrs. j. l.. Richardson went TO Grill
nell Tuesday morning for medlcs'l
treatment. Her ailment, to one OF he'r
legs. has improved somewhat since her
return from the hospital at Iowa City
h,t still she is unable to walk without
crutches.
Rev. G. r. Chambers supplied tile
pulpit Of the Congregational chureh
Sunday morning and evening, greatly
to the pleasure of his former PARISH
toner's.
About 200 tickets were sold here fDr
Marshalltown yesterday on account Of
the county fair. When the train ar
rived. however, it was found no pro-
visions had been made more than or
binary and the crowd was packed into
the already comfortably filled coaches
like sardines in a box, hot and dis
gusted. :,
The Farmers Elevator Company Will
hold a picnic on Saturday, September
%. The crowd will be addressed by
f.. G. Dunn, of Chicago, In the fore
noon, and base ball game will be
played in the afternoon in Athletic
park.
M. H. Cannon of Chicago. and James
Cannon of Huntley, Ill, arrived Sunday
morning for visit with their brother
Peter Cannon and family, unexpected
ly. occasioning very happy surprise
BANGOR.
September 1s.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Thomas and two children of McCalls-
burg, visited over Sunday at William
Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood and
daughter, Flossie, of Armstrong. are
visiting at Bangor.
Messrs. Frank Herlocker Clarence
Skinner, and Will Hunt returned home
Saturday from washington Springs
| S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kent visited
Saturday and Sunday at Albion.
Mrs. Wanna Carter OF Liscomb, AND
son Mr. Curtis Carter and wife, Of len.
nings. Kas, visited Saturday at ]. f
| Carriers.
MARIETTA.
| Sept. 19.-Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Car
| ter, of Jennings, Kas., are visiting the
formers sister, Miss Cloe Carter.
| Rev. Jennie Kirby, and son. Rev
William Kirby, of Lynnville. spent a
few days visiting friends in this vi
cinity this week.
| George Timmons returned home
from Monticello, Ind, Monday where
he had been for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paullin, o.
Marshalltown. visited over Sunday al
the w. E. Davis home.
| Moses Lacey and daughter of lion
myers, visited at John Reddmond's
Sunday.
Marsh Roberts, Of State Center Wis.
tied his brother-in-law, John Timlnons
and family. couple of days last week