Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-12-10
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Miss Zoe Smith, of Webster City, is
home for a weeks vacation.
Milo Smith returned Saturday from
visit of several days in Marshall
town, with his aunt, Mrs. w. r
Painter.
Mrs. j. E. Powers is i'll with typhoid
fever, but is getting along as well as
can be hoped for under the circum-
stances.
Mrs. SADIE Bueghly attended the fun
eral of the week-old daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Oren Bueghly at Written,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Verne Barber have
moved into the property of NJ f. Nor
gan on Main street.
Mrs Boomershine suffered from an
attack of appendicitis for several days
this week, but is much better.
Joseph McLarnan of Newton. trav-
cling agent FOR stock food and veterin-
arian supplies. has been canvassing
the adjacent country and placing his
commodities for week.
| The elective officers of Grumme Re-
bekah lodge were chosen as follows,
at the regular meeting on Friday night:
| Noble grand, Miss Marie Scott; vice
grand. Miss Rose Lincoln: recording
secretary, Ida Bixby: financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Pardon Head: treasurer.
Mrs. Emma A. Clark. S. B. Smith was
e-elected as trustee for two years.
Mesdames Biersborn and Carey Wis
tied in Eldora at the home of Charles
G., i1rI hi uybo
the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Hattie
Sussmilch Brown. who at one time was
a resident of this village.
business meeting of the Women's
club was held at the home of the
president, Mrs f. c. Nichols. Satur-
day evening, when important questions
were discussed relating to the welfare
of the organization.
Programs are being prepared by the
two Sunday schools which will be given
in the churches on Christmas eve.
The young friends of Miss Eva
Meel1ins surprised her Thursday even
ing by assembling at her home in
honor of the anniversary of her birth.
The ladies of the c. W. B. NJ will
give program along missionary lines,
in the Christian church Sunday even
ing.
N. H. Rails was In town Monday en-
joying a rabbit hunt with James Par
ker, and other noted hunters. Sew
enteen rabbits bit the dust as q re-
suit of the days sport.
Mrs. Moore and daughter Of near
Reinbeck are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Moore's parents, H. Durham and
wife, east Of Liscomb.
MOTH STAR.
Dec 1O-Mr. John Schiebel spent
Sunday at Mr.. r. A. McKibben's.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas, Johnson were
Marshalltown visitors Monday.
Mrs. r. A. McKibben visited Friday
with Mrs. Thomas Johnson.
Miss Adiie Hilsabeck, of Bethel, is
visiting Mrs. G. E. Clapsaddle
Miss Mabel Schiebel. of Prairieville, I
visited her brother Bert and wife, I
Thursday. !
Mrs. John Schiebel left Saturday for |
a weeks visit with her sister at Dav- |
export.
Mrs D. B. Elliott was confined to her
bed several days last week with an at
tack of tonsilitis.
shopping in Marshalltown Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Cowgirl, Of Albion, visited !
his niece, Mrs. J. T. Mckibben, Thurs
day.
Misses Susie Anderson and Mary
Head are boarding in Conrad since the
severe weather came.
Miss Emma Johnson returned We'd
nesday from weeks visit in Conrad
with her cousin. Mrs. l, N. Critzer.
Mr. Horace Rosencranz left Sunday
evening for st. Edwards, Neb., to look
after his farming interests near that
place.
Little Alice Cook, who has been Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Johnson, for month, returned
to her home at Tama, Wednesday.
Mesdames Head, Hamburger and
Bert Schiebel and Miss Anna Head at
tended the inter- society social after
noon at Mrs. Frank Dillon's in Liscomb
Saturday.
Messrs. James Scott and Charles
Bash shelled corn Saturday. Mr.. Scott
delivered his at Liscomb and Mr..
Bash to Mr.. Rosencranz. Guy Coulter
also shelled Tuesday, delivering it at
Conrad.
Very few of the members of the
North Star Aid society attended the
regular meeting held at Mrs. Fred
Nauman's Thursday afternoon. The
read a letter of thanks from
the manager of the Christian Home at
Council Bluffs, to all the members of
he aid for their donation of fruit and
money The hostess, assisted by her
laughter, Mrs John Rockhill, served
lunch.
Mrs C. F. Schultz visited Wednes-
lay with Mrs. Pardon Head.
ST. ANTHONY.
Dec. 10-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bryant j
ire visiting in O'Brien county. Is
Mrs. N B. Ivens accompanied Mrs.
smith home to Alden Friday, where b
the expects to visit for several days. /
Mrs. Harry Buck is i'll.
Albert Page has recovered from the
and returned to work.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ora Klingeman left
Monday for their home in South Da- G
,ota.
Philip vogt shipped car of stock I
o Chicago Tuesday. Ed Helm shipped
, car Wednesday, as did also j. A. t
Bryant and James M,cMannus, each
agin 7s,a two ga loads John Naet'n shipped
Co,,a,.o1 10 81 ANTHONY peop1a Of