Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-05

Saturday to work tor W. y. lranpar-
ger the coming summer.
Mrs. Horace Rosencranz and daugh-
! ter Nettie visited Tuesday with Mrs
| r. A. Mckibben.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Johnson and
! daughter Emma visited "wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. l. n. Critzer. at
| Conrad
Charley Brown has moved onto the
j. r. Thomas place, which he will farm
| the coming year.
MIR. w. l.. Elliott Friday moved his
family and goods to the Robinson farm
for which he recently traded.
Miss Edith Negley, of Gilman, came
| last week Wednesday to assist her
| brother Ira move.
Mr. Finley Mcl<ibben and family
moved Monday from west of Liscomb
on the farm j. II. l.eighter occupied
| last year Mr.. Leighter moved to Tay-
| lor township.
/ Several from this neighborhood at
tended the fifth number of the lecture
course at Conrad Friday evening, it
being lecture by Ralph Parlette on
The Pocket and Paradise
| MIR. j. II. Thomas, VINO has recently
| returned from California, was trans
acting business IN this neighborhood
/ last week. He left Mrs. Thomas at
Los Angeles enjoying her usual health.
Messrs. and Mesdames III. G. Lam
caster and d. Il. Elliott attended a
farewell party at S. H. Rolston's Thurs
day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rolston
move to Liscomb this week to live.
| JO1 fa mi "
! were in Marshalltown Sunday to at
tend family dinner at their son-in-
laws, Mr.. Thomas Stotts. Ii was Civ
en- in honor of Mrs. Stotts' birthday.
! Tuesday deal was closed whereby
/ Riley Anderson, of this neighborhood
became the owner of the two store
| buildings and lots and the feed shed
! in the rear, in Conrad, recently owned
! by Mr.. e. l.. Guild.
| Messrs. Hamburger, Guy Coulter and
:, Willie Early, Monday assisted Harry
Early to move his stock and house
/. hold goods from his cars, which ar
| rived at Conrad Sunday evening from
Rolfe, to the Roy Clark farm, which
Mr.. Early will occupy the coming year.
| One of two things is very evident,
either the patrons of this school are
perfectly satisfied with the present di-
rector, Mr.. c. L. Schultz, or else they
90 not take any interest in the school.
as no one but the director attended
the meeting Monday night called for
the purpose of electing a new director.
Mr.. Aaron Coulter was elected in dis
trict No l, and Mr.. G. E. Clapsaddle
in No 6.
Mr.. |. l.. Negley moved his family
and goods Thursday to the farm south
of Marshalltown, which he purchased
last summer. Mr.. Negley and wife
have gained many friends during their
residence in this neighborhood. who
are sorry to have them leave but hope
they will be prosperous and contented
in their new home. Mr.. Emerson
Powers and wife moved from Liscomb
to the Negley farm, which they have
rented for the coming year.
On account of sickness, the North
Star Aid have not had any meetings
for several weeks. but Thursday there
was an all-day meeting held at Mrs
B. c. Wheelers 1t being the last
meeting in the Aid year, the officers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows: President. Mrs. Pardon Head;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. w. O..
Hamburger; assistant secretary, Miss
Anna Head; first vice president, Mrs
Frank Clifford; second vice president
Mrs Aaron Coulter; third vice presi-
dent, Mrs. H. G. Lancaster; fourth vice
president, Mrs. Thomas Johnson. The
retiring secretary, Miss Minnie Brad
ley, read the yearly report, which
showed that the society had given $50
to the Christian Home at Council
Bluffs, and SIS to each cemetery society
at Liscomb and Conrad. There was a