Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-16
fair was reported by a number who

fair was reported by q number who
attended.
The home OF Mr.. West is invaded
by the whooplng cough. and tho
usual precautions against the spread
of the disease have been taken.
Mr.. George Ulrey is in Storm
Lake visiting relatives for few
weeks.
NJ. NJ. McFee transacted business In
Steamboat Rock Monday.
Mrs. ella Haggin has been quite
sick, but Is some better vt this time
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Stewart. of Con-
rad. were the guests OF Mrs. Early,
Saturday.
Mrs. Burkhart and daughter, Hazel.
were Marshalltown visitors Saturday
Mrs. Tom Haggin, of Union. spent
Tuesday with her ,aother In LiscomS
Miss Malo Wilson. OF Mitchell, S. D..
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. IA. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen. OF Clinton.
the latter Il niece of j.. l.. Fellows.
were visiting their uncle and wife
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace Sommers. of Green
Mrs. T. G. Nichols, Tuesday
Charles Becker. who has been work.
Ing In Mnot. N. d., arrived In Lis
comb Saturday and will remain III
this vicinity until spring.
Miss Marie Scott AMI Leah Smith
went to Webster Cit. "Wednesday.
where they visited with the latter 8
sister, Miss Zoe, who Is working in the
telephone office in that city.
Robert Black returned 10 Ames
Thursday after a three we.SNs' vaca :
ton. Mr.. Black expects to finish "A
course In mechanical engineering In
the spring.
A number from I.isco,nb were In at
tendance at IL dinner party given Tues
day by Mrs. NJ. c. Nix. of Hubbard
complimentary 40 her sister, Miss Roxy
Early, who Is home for u short vaca-
ton, and Mrs. Andrews, OF Grinnell.
a friend of Mrs. Nix. The reputation
Mrs. Nix enjoys Of t,eing an ideal
hostess was more than verified on this
occasion by the arrangements made
for the pleasure of tile guests. "A
.three-course dinner wis served at ]
O'clock and dull care" was sm away
for tie time being. Turing the aft
ernoon those adde's possessing painful
habits OF in .ustry manipulated em-
broidefy needles thru Intricate designs.
In this field of artists endeavor, III
termingllng the useful with the beau
tiful, as the drift Of conversation nat
urally led to the most cecent discover
les in the culinery department. OF the
households represented, and tho Moth
ing tangible was Cleaned by the un-
Initiated, the topics We're most enter
tanning. and some wonderful results
will no doubt add luster to the bril-
liant Accomplishments OF these con-
genial spirits. The day was a decided
success In every appointment, and VIII
long be referred to as one of the
pleasant memories Of life Those pres
ent from this village we're Mrs. r. G..
Nichols, Mrs. Sadie Bueghly, Miss Eta
Early and Mrs. ]. G. Scott.
The series OF meetings at the Re-
formed church are proving OF interest
to those who hear them and will con-
tinue all OF this week and next Dur
Ing the week four afternoons will be
devoted to systematic Bible study.
The subjects OF the, evenings dis
courses will bear upon faith, CONVEX
sion, regeneration, personal work, and
others of equal Importance A meeting
O'Clock, which was Ct, deep interest.
and another Of a similar character will
be held on Sunday next.
RHODES.
Jan. 6.--Mrs. Charles Allen went to
Des Moines Friday for visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Harve Thompson went
to Ida Grove Thursday In response to
Ia telegram announcing the serious ILL
ness of the latter's brother, Mr..
Charles Burger. Mr. Thompson re-
turned home Sunday. but Mrs. Thornp-
son will remain "a few days longer.
Mrs. Fl. s. Titus YVES a State Center
caller Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Martin Buck enter
tanned a company Of friends and
neighbors at their hcme Friday even
ing. Cards, music and dancing were
the amusements of the evening. A
lovely luncheon was served by the
hostess. 4t
Mr. Arthur Ogan OF Chicago. Is here
visiting relatives, the Vanthrins, and
Mrs. Fred Walker.
Grandma" Cunningham is quite
sick.
Is Herman Bodie was In Des Molnes
few days this week.
Mr.. Frank Lynch was a State Cen
ter caller Wednesday,
Mrs. Thirza Radloff Is visiting her
mother Mrs. Amos Harmon.
Mr.. e. w. Harmon of Marshalltown,
was In town looking after business
interests the first OF the week.
Mrs. Lillian vanthrin has been quite
sick with the grippe.
The many friends at this place Of
Mr.. Charles Burger of Ida Grove will
be much grieved to learn of his death
after short illness, which took place
Nat his home, Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Burger will be well remembered as a
former resident Of this place.
Mrs. Wick vanthrin, east of town,
is very sick.
NORTH STAR.
jan 16-Mr. w. o. Hamburger is
hauling wheat to Narshalltown this
week.
Mr.. Chas, Hansen of Argo, Mimi, is
visiting his uncle, Mr. Thomas john
son, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson, Powers, Of
Liscomb, visited Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. I. L. Negley.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G.. Lancaster spent
B. Elliott.
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