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

several weeks with iowa rehUtiVSS.
Mrs. Emma Weatherly returned to
MarshaIltown Monday. having visited
with Mrs SADIE Bueghly for few
days.
| James Parker was called to Ianark,
IN. Friday, by the death Of his moth
| err. Mr.. Parker but recently returned
from visit to his aged parent, who
has been III for some time.
| Mrs. Lee Cunningham. of Radcliffe
paid wisit TO her people here this
week. returning home Saturday
| Mr.. M. II. Duffy arrived from q trip
to Chicago Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Dur
fy and children will go to their nome
in Tacoma, Wash, Sunday, having
been In Iowa visiting relatives for two
months
! Miss Zoe Smith came home from
Webster City, Saturday, and visited
over Sunday with her parents.
The women's club met with Mrs.
Frank Dillon Tuesday evening. and
carried out the program as per the cal
endar. A goodly number OF ladies were
In attendance, as 1t was the first meet
ing Of the club year and numerous ar
rangements were to be made lot wie
success Of the work. Mrs. r. =. Nloh-
OILS presided, and Mrs. Dillon led tho
discussion, which was on early Eng
| ltsh customs Several new members
were proposed for membership
| The cemetery association has as
sumed the management of the lecture
course for this season, and hopes 70
add materially to it's treasury by the
venture. The lectures and entertain
ments will be held In the Christian
church, the most suitable building in
the town for the purpose. Young men
are now busy soliciting patronage ana
| all who are interested in the assoc1a-
tian and It's work are called upon TO
assist in every possible way. There VIII
be four numbers. the first of which VIII
be ''Totten," who will give his lecture,
1.-The Magic Of Sunshine" on Thursday
evening. Oct. /.
Hardy Friend was tho guest OF
George Willitts at the James Parker
| home Tuesday.
| George Biersborn is visiting relatives
| In Dixon, H., for a few days.
Work ON the new bank is progress
sing rapidly, and the building is fast
assuming a most pleasing businesslike
appearance. adding dignity to the north
side.
| Rev. Boomershine Is in Ohio on bus-
mess, for a few weeks.
Mr.. Orley Brush. OF Written, was in
town Monday,
| George Meltck returned Saturday
| from a trip to Kansas. where he WIS.,
tied his sister in Wichita. He also went
to Texas. to see what prospects that
country held out for home seekers.
! ST ANTHONY.
Sept. 24.-Miss Ioa Miller, OF Wright
county, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beck. last week
Il. J. Amin and wife, of Omaha. vis-
| tied several days with MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Dunn.
Mr.. Brink. of Fairbanks. is visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Harry Pow
| ers.
H. H. Buck spent Saturday at home.
w. II. Stipp spent Sunday In Mar
shalltown.
Mrs. I.awler, OF Eldora, visited at the
James Dunn, Jr., home. over Sunday.
| w. N Dickinson left Saturday on a
business trip to Melbourne. and
| Mrs William Page and Miss Carrie
Meekins were Clemens callers, Tues
day at
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gill left Sat
urday for visit in Missouri.
Reve Connley. OF State Center. was
a visitor in ST. Anthony. Wednesday.
Harry Buck. of Colo, has bought
back the barber shop at St Anthony,
| hte
LAUREL.
Sept 24.-E. H. Kerr left Monday
tor Iowa City, to resume his studies "a.
the state university, where d1e is TAX
ing the dental course.
l.. w. Pence has purchased of the
Laurel Drug company their stock of
drugs, and is now in possession.
A. Moe. Who for some time has had
charge OF the business for the drug
COM any, left Monday for Arizona,
where he takes a position as travelling
salesman FOG the auckland company.
Mrs. Mary Rogers and daughter
Adra, were over Sunday visitors with
relatives near Kellogg.
Miss Woolston, teacher Of the gram
mar department, in the school here,
spent Sunday with her parents In State
Center.
George McIlrat11, "a student in the
Jaw department of the University of
Chicago, spent the past week with rel
atives here.
NORTH STAR.
Sept, 24.-May McKibbon visited
Sunday with her cousin, Cynthia Nc
Ribbon.
Guy Coulter made a business trip
to Green Mountain Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scheibel visited
! with his parents at Prairieville, Sun
day.
r.. "A. MoKibbon and family visited
at the Thomas johnson home, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John scheibel visited
i Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
|Thornblade.
Gerald McKibbon is sick, threatened
with typhoid malaria.
/ Mrs Mollie Fogg and Miss Lizzie
Lloyd, of Prairieville, visited Sunday
at the Charles Weeks home.
Mr.. James Adams, of Marshalltown
visited one day last week with his
niece, Mrs. III. G. Lancaster.
Miss Bertha Lewis, who is teaching
school near Ivester, visited Sunday at
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
ILewis.
Mrs. j. T. Morrison and sister, Mrs
Addie Hart, visited few days last
,ool. at