Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-17
MARSHALL COUNTY
NEWS Of INTEREST
T.-R. Correspondents DO Not Per
nit County Fair to Interfere
With News Letters
INTERESTING COUNTY NEWS
Adam Amendt, of Logan Township.
Purchases 800 Acre PETER Farm
Three Miles Northwest Of Laurel, at
s15o-other News of County Towns
and Neishborhoods.

The T.-R.'s fine staff O., county cor
respondents is not allowing the COIN
ty fair to interfere in any way with
the county news letters, which today
afford readers much of iaterest. Adam
Amendt, of Logan township, has pur-.
chased the 120-acre farm Of Peter
PETER, three miles northwest of Laurel,
at $50 per acre Other news of gen.
eral interest to county readers and
| former residents follows, classified BY
towns and communities:
LAUREL
Adam Amedt, of Logan township
! has purchased of Peter Prefer his
| 100 acre farm three miles northwest OF
| Laurel for the consideration of S15(
per ac.e, purchaser to have possession
! of the premises March 1.
Mrs. Bartlett, of Charles City, Is Wis
ting with her daughter. Miss Ida, here
| Mrs. Estella Smith, OF Aurora, s.. ID.
arrived Friday for a visit with the
| families of her sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Nc.
Broom. and brother, H. T.. Loupee She
will spend some time with her age6
father, George Loupee, and other rela.
tives at Newton.
The Misses Grace McIlrath and May
Goodrich, OF Grinnel, were over Sun.
day visitors with relatives here A. Moe
and George Liant arrived home Friday
ho1
several days on business.
Alex Ingraham. rural carrier, or
route No. 1, from this office. is now
taking his annual vacation which he
will spend at Faribault and Sain,
Helose, Mimi, and points in South Da-
| kota.
RHODES.
Sept. 17.-Mrs. NJ Everhart was
called to Calamus Monday by the SER
ious illness of her mother
Mr.. John Robertson is attending the
Marshalltown fair this week
Mrs. John Perry, of Melbourne, spent
Sunday at the Charles Hildreth home
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Willett are the
parents of a baby girl.
Mrs. Leo Perry has been delivering
the mail the past two weeks, during
her husbands vacation.
MIR. and Mrs A. d. Summers of Mar
shalltown, spent Sunday at the home
of the latter's sister, Mrs. A. E. Vau-
thrin.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Jackson have been
visiting relatives in Ssedalia, Mo.
Rev and Mrs. Warren are attend
So 49, IL !,
Mrs. George Shryock left Monday for
Davis City, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Lulu Davis and family. Lester Shry-
ock accompanied his mother to Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. ANYWAY ere visiting rel
atives in illinois. M
Miss Mary Blink was Collins WIS.,
itor Tuesday.
lMr. and Mrs. w. C. Sirk attended
the Newton fair this week.
H A. Dean is attending the Mar
shalltown fair.
ST. ANTHONY.
Sept. 17-Mrs. William Page and son
Albert, returned home last week from
Jolley.
Mike Herman has rented the hotel al
st. Anthony and took possession Mon
day morning.
! H. g. Van Orsdel spent several days
in the southwest part of the state or
business last week
| William LaPlant has rented A. Rob
ertson's house.
Elias Keopp1e, Of Marshalltown, was
a visitor in st. Anthony lsst week.
Mrs. James Dunn, Jr., spent severa
days visiting at Union this week.
| Rev. p. A. Keopple, of Millersburg
is at ST. Anthony making Some i'm
provements on his farm this week. Mr.
Keopple is to leave Millersburg soon
| for his new charge at Keswick.
FL. H. Buck spent Tuesday at home
in st. Anthony.
William Slough was caller in st
Anthony this week.
Henry LaPlant moved out on the A
r. PIERCE farm Wednesday. -
| Rev. Robinson will preach at the M
p. church next Sunday
| Harry Buck has sold out the barber
shop at st. Anthony to Mr.. Smith, Of
1 Colo. Mr. Buck goes to Colo to take
charge of the barber shop there. Mr.
Smith will move his family to st. An.
| thony next week.
| Nearly 100 people from st. Anthony
attended the Marshall county fail
Wednesday.
| A. P. Davenport has taken a trip te
Idaho looking after land.
| T. M. Brown is running the mai
route this week, w. r. Atkinson being
| off on a vacation.
Chris Mitchell came up Monday
night from MarshalltoWn for a few
days visit.
| STATE CENTER.
Sept. 17.-Miss Ada Brink, who has
been visiting at the Rich Robinson
home, has returned to her home in
| Dixon, Ill.
| Mr.. Giffert Gutekunst a student al
Ames college, spent Sunday at home
Mr.. James Maynard, of Tocahontas
spent few days here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Maynard
Miss Edith Bryant, of Reloit, Kas
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cora Hill
man.
Miss Martha ;Dobbin has returned
home after short visit in Wiscon-
sin She will leave in a few days for
the coming year.
DR.. and Mrs. Coe and children left
Saturday in their automobile for Cen
trail City, to visit Mrs. Goes father
who is quite sick
AR. and Mr.. Marx CuninnlsAn, q