Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-14

shalltown, spent Sunday at the home
OF DR.. Titus.
Wallace ALLEN, OF Des .Moines, was
in town Sunday.
Charles Crowley, OF Little Rock,
Ark, has been here visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Crowley.
Charley went from here to Chicago for
kansas.
MIR. Wallace took Mrs. F. e. Bentley,
Mrs. ]. c. Roebuck and daughter. Miss
Edith. and Mrs. Elizabeth Titus to the
Sunday meetings at Marshalltown,
Tuesday. in his auto car.
The cemetery aid will meet for an all
days session with Mrs. Levi Flora,
May 81, instead Of May /. as stated in
the Rhodes items last week.
Several men accompanied Mr.. WAL
lace to Baxter last Sunday in the
automobile.
The many friends at this place of
Rev. w. A. McCorkle will be very sor-
~ to learn that he died at his home
at Tripoli, Iowa, May 6. Mr.. McCorkle
will be very well remembered as once
resident OF this place and minister
of the NJ. p church for several years.
He was married while here to the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fran
els. His wife died several years ago,
leaving her husband and three daugh-
tiers. Rev. Mr.. McCorkle was married
again. A few years ago, and at his
death leaves a wife and four daugh-
tiers, with host of friends who will
III,
laid to rest at his old home, Marys-
vile, Iowa.
DIR. Titus made a business trip to ST.
Anthony, Wednesday. Charles Wallace
accompanied him in the auto.
LEGRAND.
May 1S.-About thirty went from
here Friday evening to Marshalltown
to attend the revival. A number re-
NAMED over Sunday.
The Earnest Workers met with Mrs.
Rosa Richards Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Draper, of Belle PLANE, is Wis
iting this week with her son, Mr.. Tom
Draper and family, at the college.
Mrs. Art Hammond, of New Provi-
dence, is visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Hoover.
Mr.. Will Peckham, of Marshalltown,
was in LeGrand on business Monday.
Mrs. George Bowen was called to
What Cheer few days ago, to see an
uncle who is very sick.
Mrs. Beckman, of Grundy Center,
grand deputy of the Eastern Star, Wis
tied that lodge in LeGrand Friday
evening, at q call meeting.
Mr.. Newton, of Marshalltown, gave
a demonstration in photography to
the photography class of the college
Monday evening.
President e. C. Kerr left Wednesday
evening for Chicago to meet Mrs. Kerr,
who has been to Ohio on visit.
GILMAN.
May 13-John Young, wife and
daughter, of Rock Valley, came Sat-
urday evening on a visit to the former
parents, Louis Young and wife. and
his sister, Mrs. Fred Hulin, remaining
till Tuesday morning, when they
started for home, intending to stop at
Spencer few hours on the way to
visit a sister of Mrs. Young's living
there.
Mrs. R. A. Dunkle entertained the
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Wednesday afternoon.
]. G. Etzel, who went to Washing
ton to try fruit farming, has quit it
already and returned to his first love,
railroading, being station agent at
Trinidad, Wash, on the Great North
ern.
Mrs. c. j. Hesson is recovering
nicely from the operation at the Meth
odist hospital at Des Moines, so that
her mother Mrs. Grum, left her in the
hands of trained nurse and returned
home Monday evening.
G. F. Stansberry has bought the e.
d. Medhus residence property.
Seventy eight Gilman people at
tended the Marshalltown revival meet
ings Sunday last.
MARIETTA.
May 13.-Mrs. Nellie Haddock, of
st. Anthony, visited her sister, Mrs
August Larson, this week.
Miss Kate Johnson visited her sis
ter, Mrs. John Stewart, at Minerva,
Sunday.
Mr.. Gilmore Johnson and Misses
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Of Gearing, visited at the John Tim
mons home Sunday.
Miss Gertie Tomlinson, Of Marshall
town, visited her sister, Mrs. w. II. G,
Woodward, Saturday and Sunday.
"A number from Marietta has been
attending the Sunday meetings in
Marshalltcwn.
Miss Kate Timmons, of Marshall
town, spent Sunday at her old home.
The farmers in this vicinity have be-
gun planting corn.
CLEMONS.
May 13.-Mrs. A. E. Leahman, of
Rugby, N. D., visited part of last
week at the NJ. A. Ward home at
Bromley.
A number of Clemens people at
tended the tabernacle meetings at
Marshalltown Sunday
M. A. Ward, who spent the winter
In California, has arrived home.
Thomas Raley, Charles Clemens and
William White shipped livestock from
Bromley Wednesday,.
Mrs. M. A. Ward, who has been sick
for the past three weeks, is able to