Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-09

MISS LeOna Larson, or Marion, MO-,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
B. E. Scheibel. for ten days, went
Thursday to Albion, to visit other rela-
tives She will return here later for
another visit before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Powers and
children and Miss Ethel Hayes visited
Sunday at the Leanard Griggs home at
Bethel.
Mrs. James Scott and little daughter
returned Saturday from a weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Gilman.
Will Trease. of Liscomb, has been
doing some cement work for John
scheibel, Ed Clapsaddle> and Pardon
Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rozencrantz
and daughter Nettie visited Friday in
Written, with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rozencrantz
Wednesday at the f. L. Lahmon home
in Liscomb
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lewis were in
take Mrs. Lewis mother. Mrs. Myers.
home, who had been visiting at the
Lewis home for month.
Lois and son Fred, and Mr. Coulter's
sister, Mrs. L. N Suffer, of Nicely,
Neb., visited Sunday with Guy Coulter
and wife.
Misses Ruth Bristley and Mary Head
attended the 6 o'clock supper rendered
to the senior class of the Conrad high
school by Superintendent Gray, at his
home Thursday evening.
MaSSrc Tohp Schajhe1 Oscar Tram
barger, Guy Coulter and Frank Maui
man shelled and delivered at Conrad
the Jones rent corn the first of the
week. o. B. Anderson also shelled
some for himself.
j. \. Grove returned from Marshall
| town last week. where he had been for
six weeks recovering from an emer-
gency operation for an appendicial
abscess. at ST Thomas hospital.
Mrs. C. A. Rolston and two young
est children. of .Ainsworth, Neb., and
! father, Henry Cowgirl, of Albion visit
ed at j. F. Mckibben's Friday. Mrs.
Rolston and children visited at A. A.
Coulter'S.
I There was small attendance at the
extra meeting of the North Star
Ladies' Aid. held at the home Of Mrs.
Art Could Thursday afternoon The
hostess served delicious two course
lunch. Mrs. James Could, of Liscomb,
was guest of the society.
Mr. George and Miss Daisy Vogle.
of Princeville. H., visited Wednesday
with their cousin. Mr.. B. e. Scheibel.
4 and wife In the evening the four,
accompanied by Mrs. Scheibels cousin.
| Miss Leona Larson. visited at John
! Scheibel's. Mr. Fred and Miss Mabel
! Scheibel and Carrie Scheibel. OF
Prairieville, also visited there in the
evening"
BANGOR
Oct Quite number from this vi
entity attended the Honey Creek quay
terly meeting ait Chester Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Jessup and baby are Wis
iting the formers parents. MIR. and Mrs
HAYES, of Marshalltown
Mr. Carson. of Union, visited his
son, C. C. Carson. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Herman are the
parents of baby girl, born Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Holcomb, of
Fearing, were guests at the Thomas
Hollngsworth home Sunday.
Miss Velma Russell, of Albion. Wis
1leQ QeT IdtNST. LII. RUSSELL ldst WEN
Rev Fred Comfort performed the
marriage ceremony on Thursday Of last
week. which united Mr.. Will Macy and
Miss Matte Norman.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Elan Benbow
entertained in honor of DR.. and Mrs
Patterson. of Idaho. the following
guests: Mr. Isaac Ruddeck. and fam
lily. of New Providence; Mrs. Caroline
Mason: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mason and
little daughter. Mr.. Justan Davis, Miss
veda Davis, and Mr.. Philip Cox.
Mrs A. w Good visited at Conrad
the first of the week.
Mrs Frank Hisabeck returned home
Sunday from a weeks visit at Fergu-
son.
The farmers of this vicinity are do
I ing their stack threshing this week.
Mrs. Joel Wheelock and baby are
visiting the Charles Stubb's home neal
Conrad this week.
Mrs James kersey is quite sick thi:
week