Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-24

and always took an active part SHE
was member OF the Eastern Stai
lodge, OF the Pythian Sisters. the M. ~
Aid society. klover klub, and Ladies
Cemetery aid. She was beloved by al
who knew her The many lovely nora
tributes spoke we'll of the high esteem
In which she was held. The funeral SER
Vices were held at the home OF hel
daughter, Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, conducted by Rev. Warren
Susan A. Devine was born In Newark
N Y, Aug ., 1884, and died Sept ~
aged "a years, month and IL days
She was married to John Jaroleman
Feb. 81. 1855, In Rochester, N. Y. Sh'
came with her husband to Iowa II
1867, and has been a resident OF thi'
place for a number of years. She II
survived by her three children, Charlie.
NJ. Jaroleman and Norma II Men. o
this place, and j. Leonard Jaro'
'leman. Of Tonkawa, Okla. She wa!
loving wife, fond mother ana {
good neighbor. Her friends are many
The remains were laid to rest in Elder
cemetery. The family have the sympa'
thy of large circle Of loving friends
in their sad bereavement.
A number of people from state Cen
ter attended the funeral services o
Mrs S. A. Jaroleman, Wednesday ar
ternOon.
BANGOR.
Sept. 2i.-Mrs. c. c. Carson was
threatened with typhoid fever las
week, but the doctor thinks he has the
fever under control now
Sunday was perhaps the first time In
years that Mr.. and Mrs. James Ker-
sey have had all ten OF their children
with them at once. Their daughter
Mrs Ruth Dudley. of Oklahoma. Is
visiting them. and Sunday their other
children from surrounding towns, came
home to enjoy a family reunion.
The old family horse of Mrs. III. A
HolHngsworth, Is in critical condi-
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Hiram Harris were
Sunday callers III Union.
Mr.. ]. r. Macy and family are en-
joying q fine new auto.
MIR. NJ. III. Green and family visited
the l.. r. Green home. Sunday.
STATE CENTER
Sept 24.--Mrs. Emma Boughton ant
daughter, Olive. have returned home
after short visit with Mrs. Boughton''
brother. A. b. Clark, at Knoxville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tisdale ant
daughter, Ruth, OF West Union, arr
visiting at the Tisdale and Wyatt
homes.
Mrs. L. A. Ferguson has loaded a cal
of household goods, and left today fol
Davenport, which place she will make
her future home.
Mr.. George Hall, OF Kansas City
Mo, is visiting his brother. w. p. Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed M. Jackson returned
horne Thursday after short visit IL
Setlalia, Mo.
H. S. Troxel arrived home Thursda,
from South Dakota. where he has beer
for some time, looking after land in.
terests.
DIR. and Mrs. Engle and Lyle. AM
Mrs Alice Merrill left Saturday morn.
ing in their auto for Sheldon and Spir.
1t Lake.
Mrs. Rena Bryant Blaisdell, Of Fen.
tor, H.. is here visiting with her friend
Miss Mae Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. jackson lef
for Shelby, Mich, Saturday, to visi
their brother, Mr. John Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Packer arrived
home Saturday after a several weeks
visit at Three Rivers, Mich. and IL
Ohio.
A delegation from the P. e. O. chap
ter of this place, went to Nevada, Mon.
day evening. to attend an anniversary
Those from here who went, were Mrs
e. M Wentworth, Mrs. Frank Ball
Mrs. O. f. Ecklund, Mrs. Emma West
Mrs. j. l.. Mcmahon, Mrs.W. A. Brown
Mrs. B. Whitehill, Mrs. Ernie Han
sen, Mis- Amy Gilbert and Miss An
Mabel w. chill.
Mr.. Flo 4 Bower went to Rockwell
or his motor cycle. Saturday after
noon He left Saturday at noon, an,
arrived in Rockwell at $50.
Mrs. Emil Wollerman, OF Chicago
ILL.,, is visiting her niece, Mrs. Henr.
Keunecke
Mrs. w. N. Long, Of West Liberty
and Miss M. B. Whitson. from Meridian
Miss, are visiting their mother, Mrs
Ida Whitson.
Dr. and Mrs. p. W. Coe and children
returned home Tuesday from Contra
City.
Mr.. Ed Smith is spending his vaca
ton in Clemens, visiting friends an,
relatives.
Mr.. r. A. Buck returned home Tues
day evening from a. trip to Sioux City
and Moville.
Mrs. May Hubbard, of Seattle, Wash
has been visiting her cousin. Mrs. r. A
Buck.
u MARIETTA.
Sept. 24.-S. HI. Reilly, of Laurel
sited over Sunday with the Georg,
L nmons' family.
John Poe, of Conrad, spGnt few
days in Marietta this week, visiting
old friends.
Mrs. Bert Hall visited over Sunda.
in Quarry with her sister, Mrs. Grac,
Dougherty.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paullin an,
daughter, of Marshalltown, visited Mrs
Paullin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Davis, Sunday.
Mrs. August Larson visited her hom
near ST. Anthony, a few days thi
week.