Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-13

300-acre farm near Prairieviile, have
made division of the land, each TAX
ing one third. Theodore gets the east
100 acres, which until recently was
owned by Mrs. Maulsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cotton and child
rem, of Louisiana, are expected this
week for six Weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. Cotton's brother, A. l..
Cotton.
LIE GRAND.
Aug. 1S-Miss Emma Garter returned
to her home Monday after an extended
visit here with friends.
w. w. McAllister anu wife are here
from Clinton, III, visiting with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Richards are Wis
iting in Jewell with the latters sister
There is more moving going on now
than there was In the spring. f. o.
Cumming and family are moving to
Marshalltown, Mr.. Cumming having
acquired the Center street feed yard;
Rev. and Mrs. e. c. Kerr are moving
into the property they recently pur-
chased from Rev. A. M. Hanson; Mrs
Hanson and Dena are moving into the
property vacated by Mr.. Cumming, r.
T. Wagner Is moving into the Chris
tian parsonage, and Rev. e. G. Pear
son and family and Verne Wilson and
family have gone to Idaho to make
their future home.
A surprise was planned on Mr. and
Mrs. f. o. Cumming Tuesday evening.
Each member OF the family was re-
i1,einbered in substantial way by
their many friends here.
Miss Jennie Myers has been here the
past week, visiting with friends and
relatives. She returned to her home at
Independence Monday.
Mrs. H. j. Bowen has been enjoying
a visit from her mother and sister,
Mrs Theodore Beery. Mr.. Berry spent
Sunday here and accompanied Mrs.
Berry home.
Rev,A. M Hanson returned Friday
from an extended trip thru the west
and Canadian northwest. He visited
while gone several Of the larger cities
of the west, including several of those
on the Pacific coast. He reports very
pleasant and profitable time.
tMiS NJ. Sidlit Iva SASA hSNASASsss go
returned for visit yesterday.
D. w. Adair is here visiting his par
ents and brother, c. B. Adair.
Ray Adair. OF Montour with his
family, have been visiting at the DAY.
id Inman home.
The LeGrand Swing Company is
moving its merry-go-round to Hamp-
ton, where 1t viii run during the fair.
ST. ANTHONY.
Aug. 13.-Mr. and. Mrs. Austin. OF
Whiteville, N. " have been visiting
with John Holcombs several days
Mrs. Fuller went to Laurel Monday
for a. visit.
Misses Katie and Lottie Cavon, Of
Colo, visited at the B. +. George home
several days
Thomas Dunn has been quite sick
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schaper. have
taken trip to the northwestern part
of the state for visit with Mrs.
Schaper's parents.
Mrs. Charles Hildreth, of Rhodes,
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith
several days this week.
Mrs. Perry. of Marshalltown, was
visitor at the John Smith home this
week
Mrs. William Page and son. Albert
left Thursday for visit with her son,
David Page, at Jolley.
John Koch has started draying
again.
Milo Buchanan arrived In st. AN
thony Tuesday night from Manila for
a short visit Mr.. Buchanan is ems
ployed by the government in the Phil
ippines as wagonmaster.
Mrs. l.. O. Farber was a visitor at
the home Of Henry Farber this week
Mr.. Lutz, the barber, has sold out
his shop to Harry Buck, of State Cen
ter.
BANGOR.
Aug 1S-Mrs. Edna Winery and
daughters, Roxy. Stella and Amy. and
grandson, Harold, all Of MarshalltoWn,
were Sunday visitors at the Leonard
Hinshaw home.
Leo and Fora Wood Of Emmett coun-
ty, are visiting in this vicinity.
Miss Mym Davis, of Albion, attend-
ed church at Bangor Sunday.
Misses Arney and Thompson re-
turned from their northern trip Sat
urday.
Mr.. d. Blackburn received quite an
injury Sunday morning by a fall.
Mrs. Julia Way, Of Des Moines. is
visiting at the Thomas Norman home,
east of Bangor.
j. H. Kinzer and family visited the
M. C. Howard home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Winery of Mar
shalltown, were Bangor callers Tues
day. -.
Mrs. Thomas Hollingsworth is still!
confined to her home.
Miss Lois Jessup invited a number
of her friends in Tuesday evening to
help her celebrate her sixteenth birth
day.
The Bangor band played at the ball
tournament at Clemens Wednesday,.
The rain Tuesday stopped the
threshing Indefinitely, but will help the
growing crops.
MARIETTA.
Aug. 13.-Miss Lila Gibson, of Pen
der Neb., is visiting her grandparents,
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