Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-30
LAUREL.

LAUREL.
July 30.-Dr. and Mrs. L. w. Pence
and Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Holden started
Monday i'll their auto for Clear Lake,
where they will spend the week.
H. B. Ward and j. L. Hauser have
purchased Of M. G. Brown his livery
stock and have taken possession.
Rev. and Mrs. j. ]. Braun left Fri
day for Buffalo Center, where they
were called by a message announce
ing the sudden death of Mrs. Braun's
brother, Frank Milbrandt.
Mr. Fred Brinker and family Of
Chicago, are visiting the family Of Mrs.
F. Fehrmann and other relatives here.
Miss Eta Bartlett and brother By
ron of Sioux, Neb., left for their home
Saturday after a pleasant visit OF two
weeks at the home of their sister, Mrs.
Leslie Norton.
E. NJ Fuller of Eldora, who has
spent several weeks in Laurel work
ing up an interest in fraternal &nsur-
ance, organized a lodge of the Broth
erhood OF American Yeoman on Fri
day evening, with a charter member
ship of eighteen.
T. ClCl NotiN CllCls WIZ lloS pSSii ~
the employ of J. C. McIlrath for some
time past, left Saturday for Nashua, to
look after the shipping Of his house,
hold goods to this place. He will be ac-
companied home by his 3-year-old
daughter, Eva Lorraine, and his wife's
mother, Mrs. Bement. Mrs. Savener is
already here awaiting his arrival. They
will go to housekeeping in the Rogers
residence on Church street.
Will Brand and Catherine Norton OF
Marshalltown, were over-Snnday
guests of L. r. Norton and family
Mrs. Staat and daughter, Miss Nell
lie, of Chicago, who have been visiting
the past week with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. G. Weissenburger and other
relatives, left MondaN for MARSHALL
town.
Mrs. j. R. Warner, of Rhodes, Is
spending the week among relatives and
friends here.
The Laurelites who attended the
clautauqua at Marshaltown last week
speak, in the highest terms of praise
of the program rendered.
GILMAN.
July 30.-Mrs. Nancy Conger Of this
place, and her daughter, Mrs. w. s..
Impson and granddaughter Marie. of
Tama, went to Newton last week to
visit the formers son, Milo Conger,
and wife, returning Monday evening.
Miss Ethel La Dow stopped here on
her way home from Marshalltown
Wednesday and Mrs. W. Seager and
daughter Francis accompanied them to
Kellogg for visit of a few days the
same evening.
Mrs. H A Birdie and daughters,
who had remained here since the death
Of the formers mother, Mrs. Cole
bourne, left for their home in Kansas
City Tuesday evening.
H. s. Lewis of Chester Center, Is
making fine recovery from the acct
dent reported last week.
B. Mcdaniel went to Council Bluffs
Friday morning to visit his sister,
Mrs. j. r. O'Neal and husband.
Miss Marjorie Sutherland had the
pleasure of entertaining Sunday Miss
Ena Suckow and Edna Warren, who
were graduated from Iowa College in
the same class with her at last COM
mencement.
John Bobzin, ST.. and wife, visited
Carlsbad, N. NJ, where their son Carl
and wife reside. The latter's health is
poor and his parents anxiety about
him was the reason for their visit at
this time.
John Wylie, Of Grinnell, was a Gill
man visitor Wednesday.
The Ladies Cemetery association
has just commenced over 1000 feet
of cement sidewalk from the cemetery
gates towards town, a much needed
improvement.
William 'Schliede met with SER
ious accident while helping w. b..
Chichester in haying, by the breaking
of a trip rope on hay fork, by means
Of which he fell from the load and
received internal injuries. He has so
nearly recovered however, that he is
able to walk about, but will let some
one else load the hay this harvest.
Earl Richardson and wife and
daughter came last Thursday evening
for visit with his father and fam
ily
Clarence Burberry had a severe at
tack, of stomach trouble, accompanied
by spasms, the latter part of the
week.
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