Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-23
NORTH STAR.

| NORTH STAR.
| Jan. 23.-Mr. Charles Poper, of Gill
man, visited Tuesday at Pardon Heads.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Leighter visited
| Wednesday at Mr.. John Srnalls, near
Liscomb.
Mr.. r. A. McKibben and family Wis
| tied Sunday at Mr.. James Beeson's.
near LaMoille.
| There was very small attendance
at the regular meeting of the North
Star Aid at Mrs. c. +. ShulvZs, Thurs
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Leighter and son
| George visited Sunday at MIR. Dean
Stout's, north of Liscomb.
| Mr.. Isaac Bash, of Milwaukee. Wis.
is visiting his nephew, Mr.. Aaron
Coulter. and family.
| Mr.. H. w. Head returned to his
home at Gilman Friday evening, after
| a weeks visit with his son, Pardon,
and family.
Mr.. r. A. McKibben. wife, children
and brother Ed, visited Thursday
evening at Mr.. Horace Rosencranz's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas visit
ed Wednesday evening at Mrs. Tho
as brothers, Mr. Charles koehler.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Elliott attended
dinner Wednesday given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Burkhart, near Liscomb.
Mr.. r. A. McKibben, with his fam
lily and brother Ed, visited his cousin,
Clarence McKibben, and wife, near
Conrad Saturday.
| Misses b tina, Anna and HERNIA
Leighter visited Sunday with their sis
ter. Mrs George O'Brien, near Con-
rad
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Coulter visited
Monday with Mrs. Coulter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Morrison. near
Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson Wis
| tied from Saturday until Monday with
their daughter Mrs. Thomas Cook, and
| family, at Ta1aa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Hamburger
visited Tuesday with Mrs Tranbar-
gers sister, Mrs. Dan Chadwick, and
family.
| Mr. r. A. McKibben's brothers and
sisters surprised him and his wife
! Thursday by coming in the morning.
bringing their dinners, and spending
the day with them.
Mr.. w b. Lewis and family attend
ed Friday the funeral of Mrs. Lewis
nephew, Ralph Price, of Written, who
was accidentally shot by his brother
| last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Thomas en-
| tertained at dinner Sunday Mrs. Tho
mas parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Koch
| ler south of Conrad, and sister, Mrs.
Jud Bristley, west of Conrad.
Mr.. Will O'Brien and children, living
north of Conrad; Mr.. and Mrs. L. j..
McLarnan, of Marshalltown, and Mr..
and Mrs Ed. Burkhart. of north of
Liscomb, visited Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. d. b. Elliott.
| Mrs. Eliza Delp, of Hancock. Mimi,
| who has been visiting her father, Mr..
| Peter Delp, for week. left Friday
| for Mt Norris, Ill, to visit two of her
sons, who are attending school there.
| Miss Emily Head, who is teaching
| school north of Gilman, came Friday
and visited until Sunday evening with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pardon
Head Her sister Anna returned with
| her for a few days visit with rela-
tives in and near Gilman.
| The school at No. 1, Liscomb town
ship, is closed on account of the
| teacher, Miss Edith Early, being sick
with the smallpox Miss Early is
quarantined at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John H. Early, at
| Conrad Nearly everyone in the dis
trict has been vaccinated, as Miss
Early taught one day after she broke
out not knowing what allied her.
The families of this neighborhood
were entertained Friday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. FIathers. 1t was
rather on the order of a farewell par
| ty, as Mr.. Flathers ard family expect
soon to move to their new home near
Rhodes. The evening was pleasantly
spent with charades and pinning the
heart in the proper place, blindfolded.
Mrs. Fathers was assisted in serving
the light luncheon by her daughters,
| Madames Roberts and Johnson and
Miss Julia.
BANGOR.
Jan 23.-Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Whin-
cry were MarshalltoWn callers Monday
Mrs. Roxie Lounsberry of MARSHALL
town visited her sister, Mrs. Leonard
Hinshaw, Sunday.
The school cleared s12 at its box
social Friday night.
The meetings closed at Liberty Sun
day night on account of Rev. Hickman
not being physically able to continue
them. Great good was done during the
short ti,ee they lasted