Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-23

last week and sewed carpet rags.
John Jessup, Jr.. made business
"trip to Marshalltown Saturday.
Miss Ida Steelman, who is working
for Mrs. j. A. Speer, spent Sunday
at her home near New Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill visited at
McCallsburg from Saturday till Tues
day.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the j. P. Kirk sale at Glenn
ons Saturday.
Mrs. o. B. MoClain's brother from
Marshalltown is visiting her this week.
Mr. H. o. Powers and family attend
ed the funeral of little Mildred Powers
Saturday afternoon, near Clemens.
w. P. WINERY was business caller
in Liscomb Monday.
Little Lucille Caster. who had her
limb broken, while visiting at the D.
C. Norman home several weeks ago,
and who was moved to her own home
two weeks ago Saturday, was thought
to be getting along all right until a
few days ago the doctor found the limb
was growing crooked. Consequently 1t
was necessary to put it in a plaster
of paris cast.
Mrs. Lydia Green visited the M. II.
Green home Sunday.
Elan Benbow is putting fence
around his new home. He is also NOV
ing his barn.
RHODES.
April 23--County Superintendent
Hostetler. of Marshalltown, visited our
schools Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Mansfield are the
parents Of a twelve-pou boy.
Mrs. ]. P. Satterfeld returned Sat-
urday night from Oregon, ILL.,. where
she was called by the death of a sis
ter.
Mr. William Boeli and daughter Wis
tied among relatives here last week.
The Easter exercises at the M. p.
church Sunday evening were largely
attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Reagon of Nevada,
spent Easter Sunday at the James
Stricken home.
Mr. Roy Finney and Mr.. George
Blink spent Tuesday in Marshalltown.
Emery Stricken had the misfortune
to get his right arm broken while play
ing ball at school Monday.
Mr.. Charles Signs and family moved
into the Sam Thompson property
Wednesday and Mr.. Campbell now oc-
cupies the Signs farm, which he has
bought.
Charles Signs and son Fred were
Marshalltown callers Monday.
Mr.. James Francis was taken to Des
Moines Wednesday to the hospital.
NoHp
Jaroleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jar
oleman and Mr.. L. ]. Jaroleman, Of
Tonkana, Okla, spent Easter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parker
at State Center.
Masons are at work this week lay
ing foundation for new barn at
Frank Steiner's.
Mr.. j. W. CARTS is spinning around
in a new automobile. This is the sec
ond automobile for Rhodes and great
many are enjoying the rides.
ST. ANTHONY.
April 23.-Mrs. NJ. r. Atkinson was
a visitor in Clemens last Thursday.
Frank Hougnon and H. H. Buck
were Marshalltown callers last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Miller Of Liscomb, is visiting
with his daughters, Mrs. Price and Mrs.
Hart.
Lawrence Tight and daughter, Miss
Irene, returned from Oregon last
week, where they have been spending
the winter.
j. S. Hixson spent Sunday in Mar
shalltown.
Mrs. T. NJ. Brown returned from
Laurel last week. where she had been
called on account Of the serious illness
of sister.
Miss Rosie Lent left Sunday for a
visit at Aberdeen, S. D.
Mrs, n. G. Van Orsdel and w. N.
Dickerson returned Sunday after sew
eral days visit in Marshalltown.
Miss Rassie and Katie Mackin re-
turned Monday from their visit to Ell
dora.
Mrs T. G. Andrews and Mrs. Ed
Bartine left Monday for their new
home in South Dakota.
H. H. Buck went to Chicago Monday
on business.
Miss Niehell and Mrs. 1vans were
callers Wednesday.
Mrs. c. G. Muschich and Mrs. Fred
Hounesch were Gearing callers We'd
nesday.
]. Mayer and Ed Flanagan have
started putting in their cement walk
on the east side Of Main street.
MARIETTA.