Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-19
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ing article on The Great Novelists."
The discussion brought out many val
liable facts concerning London. its
landmarks and customs. The guests of
the evening were Mrs. ella Painter and
Mrs. S. H. Rolston.
Miss Elsie Melick begins her first
term of school near Melbourne Mon
day.
Mr.. Peter Il. Smith is quite sick
Mrs. Nancy Middleton arrived home
from two weeks visit with Hardin
county friends Wednesday.
Several from Liscomb were in at
tendance at the funeral of Mrs. Cow
gill, near Albion, Sunday.
Mrs. w. r. Painter of Marshalltown,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. l.. H.
Smith
L. H. Smith, with his moter car took
Mrs. S. A. Kendall and children. and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Thurber to Grun-
dy Center Tuesday where they spent
the day with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark have q
new son at their home.
Ida and Lowell Bixby visited Union
Saturday
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ter term of school In Grundy county
Monday.
Mr. Ole Johnson, Of Radcliffe, WIS.,
tied Liscomb friends Saturday and
Sunday.
Samuel Melick and John Spurlin. OF
Written, were business callers Tues
day.
All who hold season tickets for the
lecture course will be given an extra
number free of charge on Thanksgiving
evening, Nov. 26. when Professor Rus
sell. musician and impersonator, will
be with us.
Clinton Bueghly, OF Des Moines, was
home a few days this week.
STATE CENTER.
Nov. 19--Mrs. Blanche Hopkins. OF
Marshalltown. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma Evans for a few days,
Miss Minnie Keunecke, of Algona,
spent Sunday at this place visiting her
mother, Mrs. Henry Keunecke.
Mrs. Della Curry. of Nevada, re-
turned Monday evening after few
days visit with Mrs. w. e. Watson.
Miss Maggie Wall returned home
Monday evening after several weeks
visit in Deep River.
Mrs D. T. La Plant, OF Carroll, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. w. d.
Bower.
Mrs Harry Hopkins and children, OF
Melbourne, visited friends here last
week.
Friday evening the state Center high
school foot ball team gave box social
in the high school room. Good attend
ance and the boxes sold high.
The members Of State Center lodge.
No $50, knights OF Pythias, received
an official visit from Grand Chancellor
Ward Ferguson, Tuesday evening, Nov.
II, at o'clock. The Pythian Sisters
served q banquet at the close of the
meeting in the banquet hall.
LAUREL.
Nov. 1s.-Peter Pfeifer has pur-
chased, the T. H. Maytag cottage in
the southwest part Of town, and Will
take possession in the near future.
j. T. West. who has been visiting ms
parents and other relatives here for
some time past, left Friday for his
home in Oregon.
d. F. Mann's condition remains about
the same, no Improvement being ap-
parent.
Mrs. j. C. Buffer Is suffering from
! complication of diseases and! indlca-
tions for an early recovery are not as
! favorable as could be wished.
Fred Austin has leased the c. Rogers
residence on East Church street, and
moved in Tuesday
J. K. Patton and John Brennecke, OF
Marshalltown, were visitors at the u.
f. Mann home Sunday.
Fred Schumann, of Waterloo, is here
for a weeks visit with his parents, MT.
and Mrs. P. C. Schumann, his aged ia
Their being very feeble with no pros
pect of Improvement.
Fred Schneider, of Canova, IS. D., is
visiting his sister, Mrs G. w. Buhrow,
and family, south Of town.
VANlCLEVE.
Nov. 19.-Corn husking In this Vi
entity is nearly finished.
Mr.. J. Z. Nyhan and daughter F'lor-
ence visited with friends at VancleVe
Saturday.
Leo Flora of Kingsville, MO, Is Wis
iting his brother, Arthur Flora and
family.
Mr.. William Bosch, who has been
confined to the house for several
months, is able to get about some by
the use of crutches
DR.. Plumb and family of Tama, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. William
Warden.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will serve their an
nual chickenpie supper in the north
store building Thanksgiving night,
Nov. 26. The ladies will also servo
lunch to those attending the ''match."
Mrs. Hinecker is visiting her mother
at Eldora.
MINERVA.
Nov. 19.-The colored minstrel en-
tertainment given by the Wesley
Chapel Piano club, Saturday evening,
was largely attended and a good time
is reported by those who attended
Miss Evah Cummings, of Marshall
town, spent Sunday as the guest of
Miss Martha Page.
Several of the farmers of the neigh