Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-05
STATE CENTER.

Sunday in Cedar Falls With her
daughter Della, who is attending the
state normal.
Mrs. Lottie Moorehouse of Kansas.
arrived here Wednesday morning to
Latch. Mrs. Latch was stricken with
paralysis Monday, but is some better
now.
Mrs A. P. Woolston left Wednes-
day morning for Webster City to visit
her daughters at that place.
Mrs. E. Lier and children left We'd
nesday morning for their new home
in Blue Earth. MINI. Mr.. Lier left
Monday with the car.
Mr. Albert Anselme and Charles
Hash left Monday for Cheyenne Wells,
Col.
Mr. Ed Fegler moved his family to
Emmetsburg.
F. NJ. Linn has purchased the feed
yard and livery barn recently occu-
pied by Ed Wall.
Miss Margaret Evans spent Sunday
in Cedar Falls with Miss Katie Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mayo are the
happy parents of little daughter. born
February q.
c. S. Noble of Claresholn. Can, is
here visiting relatives and looking after
business matters.
Mr.. Warren Watson of Cedar Rapids
was home to spend Sunday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Watson.
Warren is taking a course at the Ce-
dar Rapids Business College.
Mrs. Emma Parrott left for Jen
nings, La, to be gone for some time.
LAUREL.
March 5.--Wesley Ingraham accom-
panied by his father, w. d. Ingraham,
and brother, c. B., went to Iowa City
Monday, to enter the state university
hospital for an operation
A. j. Stamford of Nancleve, has
taken charge of the section here for
the Iowa Central. succeeding William
Reid. He has rented and moved his
family into the Ed Buffer residence,
in the east part of town.
w. L. Fuller has moved to the farm
one mile north of town recently pur-
chased of c. S. Benson, and j. L. Full
Ter occupies the home farm vacated
by Mr.. Fuller.
Grant Kuhns, who has entered the
employ of d. H. Paul for the coming
year. moved to the Paul home Mon
day.
A box supper given by the school in
District No. 2, north of town. on Fri
day evening, was largely attended and
a snug sum was realized.
Grace McCrea closed successful
term OF school Friday in District No.
), and left Saturday for her home at
Point.
The sale of W. T. Curry at the stock
yards here Saturday, was we'll attended
by the farmers Of the vicinity. Stock
brought fair prices.
The many relatives of Peter Albers
gathered at his home on March 1 to
assist in properly celebrating his
birthday, he having reached the Goth
mile stone in the journey of life.
the many tokens of esteem
was a fine easy rocker. which was
very much appreciated by the recip-
lent
]. c. Buffer and wife were over
Sunday visitors with the formers par
ents at Marshalltown.
At tie school election Monday in the
town district, J. K. Patton was chosen
his own successor.
RHODES.
March 5.-Mr Dan Kuhns has moved
INTO the town property recently va
Gated by Dave Thompson.
Mr. Ellis Tribby and family moved
to town into the Emery property.
Misses Alice Roebucll and Isabelle
Ereunig came home from Des Moines
Friday.
Miss Gladys Bangs Of Cedar Rapids,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. c. Roe
buck and family.
Charles Wignall and family moved
orto the Louis Phillips farm Monday.
The Gracey family have moved into
he property they recently purchased
Of iiayse in the northeast part of town.
r. A. Bouham and family have gone
C their new home at Cambridge.
Charles Signs has moved into the house
rec emily vacated by Bouham.
Frank Somers have gone to their
home in South Dakota. Jake Boelis
we'd into the Somers property, pur-
BIASED by Mr.. Boeli. Bert Pike and
'amily have become residents of this
place, having moved into the property
hey purchased of Jake Boeli.
Many changes have been made i'll
nd around Rhodes this spring by peo-
Die moving. Mr.. Campbell now oceu
,ies the Signs farm, having bought the
ttme.
Mr.. Buck, who bought the LeiVan
arm, has got moved His car came
saturday and Miss Buck, who pur
chased the Richards property, recently
.acatel by \. O. Wilson, is also nicely
situated in her new home. These peo- /
lie move here from near Davenport !,
nd are brother and sister to the Buck |
Bros of this place.
NJ. Everhart and family have moved
nto the house recently vacated by
leo Gracey.
Miss Nina Strickler left Tuesday for
hyde, ~ D.. to visit her sister, Mrs.
.ffie Walker.
Mrs. z. f. Bishop and children, of
Iobart Okla. who have been the
,uests at the R. E. Gray home for the
asst week. went to Marshalltown
thursday to visit relatives.
The MANI friends at this place of
Irs. II. E. Miller who recently movedl