Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. James Jensen and fam
| lily. visited at the Thomas johnson
homo In Liscomb Sunday.
School will close Friday for week
vacation.
Harry Davidson, has been on th
sick list this week.
Charming Nichols, spent coupl
days ut the home OF his father, H. M
Nichols, this week.
BANGOR.
Nov. 5.--Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Whin
cry entertained Mr.. and Mrs. William
Turner, OF California ut dinner Thurs
! day.
| Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Holllngswortl
and little son Wilfred spent Sundn,
at the J. w. Marshall home.
! MIR. N. Freizer's neighbors Went II
| Monday and gathered his corn for him
Mr.. Freizer's and daughter Blanche's
condition are somewhat improved owe,
last week
Mr.. II. q. Powers and family visited
at the r. II. Powers home near Glenn
ons. Sunday.
Rev. Josiah Dillon, who Is visiting
in this vicinity. occupied the pulpit al
Liberty, both morning and evening
Sunday.
The young people of this vicinity en-
joyed transfer party Saturday night
going from the l.. Il. Green home ,to
A. n. Hollingsworth, from there to the
c. r Winery home and then to ]. r.
Macy's. Games and refreshments were
enjoyed mt each place.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and
daughter Hannah of McCallsbnrg were
over Sunday visitors at the William
Hill homo.
NORTH STAR
Nov. 6.--Mr. and Mrs. Mfl Stewart
from north of Conrad, visited Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thornblade
visited at John Scheibers Sunday.
Mr. Ed Rails, of Marsha,ltown. Wis
tied Sunday and Saturday at the home
OF his uncle, Joe Rails.
Mrs. W. O. 'rranbarger and Anna
Head were shopping in Marshalltown
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Rosencrantz and Mrs. r..
A. McKibben visited atMr. Frank I1ah-
mans Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Finn MoKibben, wife and two
hoys were Marshalltown callers Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rert ScheibeA visited
Sunday at Lee Rolstons in Albion.
Mrs. Scheibels parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Will Alvey returned with them and
visited until Monday.
Mrs Pardon Head was in MARSHALL
town last week to give n report of the
Reheliah assembly to Electric lodge.
Fourteen memhers attended tho
meeting of the North Star aid. witch
was held at the home of Mrs. J. 7.
'Morrison's. Two comforts were tied.
/ Mr.. Finn McKibben and family Wis.,
tied at Albert Fiscus' Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Rosencrantz visited at
Mr.. Riley McK.ibbens last week
Mr.. r. a. MtKibben and family Wis
tied at George Melick's Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson and daughter
Emma. went to Marshailtown Wednes-
day to take Mrs. Stotts and children
home.
Mesdames John and Bert scheibel
were shopping in Marshalltown Friday.
Mr.. Rem Morrison and family visited
his pa nts. Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Morri-
son. ST. day.
Mesdames Mary Rosencrantz and
Hattie Mckibhen visited with Mrs.
Martha Veach Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain and two
children OF Baxter. visited their cous-
in, Mr.. Charlie Weeks, and family, last
week.
Nv. RI fre, v1r,11x rf..tf ni n
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Rails. Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Jensen and Miss Emma
Johnson called at Riley McKibben's
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen of Ma
ristta visited at Thomas Johnson's
Sunday.
Mr. Joe Rails and niece. Reba Rails.
took dinner at Hinton Rolston's in
Monday.
Mr. w. o. Tranbarger and family
visited at Dan Chadwick's Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Beurle and family visited
1T Guy Coulter's Sunday.
Misses Mabel and Nina Bender, Of
Gilman. visited from Friday until Mon
day at the Pardon Head home.
Miss Emily Head is home for her
vacation.
Miss Alice Rudy OF Liscomb. visited
with her friend. Miss May Lewis, Sun |
lay.
Miss Addie Hilsabeck went to Albion
Monday to visit her sister
Mr.. John Clapsaddle visited his /
nephew, Ed Ciapsaddle, Wednesday.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clapsaddle |
ook their uncle to Marsslalltowr.