Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-23
day at her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weeks

WEEKS.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Lancaster at
tended the funeral of Mrs. William
Adams at Marshalltown Sunday. Mrs.
Lancaster is niece of Mr.. Adams.
Little Pearl and Lottie Schultz took
dinner Sunday with Miss Susie Ander-
son and in the afternoon attended the
Easter exercises at Felix No. 4.
Mrs. James Scott, who gave birth
to a daughter last week. was in a very
serious condition Monday and Tues
day, and is a little better at present.
Miss Emma Johnson and Mr.. Fred
Jensen, of Marietta, visited Sunday
with Miss Johnson's cousin, Mrs Newt
Critzer, and husband, at Conrad.
Mr.. John Scheible and wife enter
tanned Friday Mr. Schedules parents
from Prairieville. and his grandfather.
Mr. Jacob Schaab and uncle Mr.. George
Schaab, of Princeville, III.
Mrs. r.. A. McKibben, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis three
weeks ago at the homeopathic hospital
at Iowa City, returned home Friday
evening. Her many friends are glad
that she recovered so rapidly.
Only five members attended the reg
ular meeting of the North Star aid.
which met with Mrs. John Windish
and daughter Laura, Thursday after
noon. The time was spent in sewing
carpet rags The hostesses served a
delicious two-course luncheon. Mrs. j.
G. Scott. of Liscomb, was guest OF
the society
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Clapsaddle, OF
Conrad, drove down to their son Eds
Tuesday evening and on Wednesday
they accompanied their son and Wife
to Clemens to attend the wedding re-
ception of Mr.. G. L. Clapsaddle's
nephew. Mr. Marcus Clapsaddle. of
Anna Liston of Clemens, on Tuesday.
GILMAN
April Examinations have been re-
ceived here to the marriage of Miss
Lugerna Vandervoort, of Los Angeles,
Cal, to Mr.. Benjamin F. Kierulff. Jr,
which will take place at the residence
of the bride, 41S West Thirty-third
street, Los Angeles, on May 5. Miss
vandervoort is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. B. Vandervoort, was
born here and spent the days of her
childhood in Gilman until the family
moved to Los Angeles. Her approach
ing nuptials interest many friends here.
Mr. Kierulff is son of DR.. and Mrs
B. F. Kierulff, of Marshalltown.
The revival services, which have
been going on for about three weeks,
will close on Friday night and Evan
gelists Clegg and Locke will depart for
another field of labor. While the re-
suits were not all that were antict-
pated, yet much good has been done,
and some souls have found the better
way thru the faithful presentation of
the truth.
G. N. Culp and family, who sold out
here last fall and moved to Missouri,
came back last week and on Tuesday
moved to a 20O-acre farm which they
rented near Rhodes.
A. B. and A. E. Clay, of independence,
and I. N. Clay, Of San Francisco. who
attended the funeral Of their sister,
Miss Dora Clay, at Newburg, Friday,
are visiting friends in this vicinity
short time before returning home.
Miss Belle Conger. who has been
sick so long with typhoid fever, is so
far convalescent as to be able to ride
out on Sunday.
The Methodist people will hold the
services in the opera house
which has been kindly offered them
free Of rent by the management, COM
next Sunday The pastor will
hold evangelistic services Sunday eve
ming taking for his theme Paul Before
Felix"
The prospect for fruit was never bet
ter than at present, and the weather
never more favorable. Oats are doing
nicely and corn planting will soon COM
And good seed is the great
desideration to insure bumper crop
for 1905