Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-08

. 3. m. Of Liscomb - Other County
! Times-Republican correspondents
| furnish a very complete resume of
| county news this week.
Good celebrations were held at
Rhodes, st. Anthony, and Clemens.
! A number Of farmers lost valuable
j horses by the intense heat few days
/ ago. while working in the fields.
| Other news Of the county follows:
I RHODES.
July 8.-Mrs. Harry Daugherty was
| here visiting relatives last week
iMr. and Mrs Charles Francis and
family, who have been visiting rela-
tives here. returned to their home at
White Water, KAN. July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Roster of Hern-
don, celebrated in Rhodes between
trains Saturday.
The surrounding towns were all we'll
represented at the celebration here
Saturday and the crowd was one of the
largest in several years, on a similar
occasion.
Louis Bechtelheimer and son Evert
/ and Frank Fisher, of Des Moines, came
Saturday and accompanied Mrs.
Bechtelhei1ner and Mrs. Fisher. who
! have been spending the week here.
back to Des Moines, on Monday.
M. T.. Melvin and family of Mar
/ silaiit9wn,. were in attendance at the
! Rhodes celebration, coming in an auto
| car.
Misses Title and Ia Baxter and
Miss Williams, of Marshalltown, spent
the Sd and 4th with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delahoyde of Dawson,
spent the Sd and 18th at the George
+; Blink home. Oracle Blink, who has
been spending a month with her sis
ter at Dawson, returned with them.
Several farmers in this community
lost horses Friday from the intense
heat, while working in the fields.
Miss Fora Phillips left Monday for
/, Clinton, where she will spend few
days with relatives and from there she
| will visit at Dixon and Nelson, ILL.,, for
! q few weeks.
| Miss Floto and Miss Heintz, Of Dix
| aunt. Mrs. William Girton.
Misses Ethel and Mable Tribby of
! Collins, are here visiting among rela-
tives.
Me! and Mrs. Mallory, Of Lemon, s.
\ d.. arer visiting their daughter. Mrs.
! Charles Morrison.
/, Mrs. n. M. Weeks and Mrs. r. E.
Gray went to Traer Sunday, to spend
several days at the home of the for
| mer's, son, James Weeks
| This community was greatly grieved
| to learn Of the death Of Grandma Bo-
! lei, a former old and respected resi-
dent OF this place until few months
ago, when her home. was broken by
the death Of her husband, and she
went to live among her children. She
was taken sick June Is at the home
OF her son, Will Bolef, near Mason
City, and died at that place July 8. The
body was brought here andtthe fun
eral services were held in the M. e.
church Monday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Warren. Intermept was
in the Eden cemetery beside her l1us-
band. Katherine Bower Bolei was born
in Germany, May 4, 1s2S.sAt the age
OF Is years she came to America, COM
ing west at once, settling in Indiana,
where she lived three years, then
moved to Chicago, lived there eight
years. when she came to Franklin
| Grove. in 1859. She was married Oct.
| 90, 1859, to George Bolei, who died Jan.
80, 1893, at his home here. Mrs. Bolei
/, is survived by three sons and three
! daughters, nineteen grand children and
many friends to mourn her loss.
4 I'M HOFFMAN hn
guest Of Miss Mary Hale Sunday and
Z Monday.
Miss Grace Stricken is visiting at
Maxwell.
The dance given In the opera house
fully 8 was very largely attended and
ne4ttme was had.
Miss Celia Blink went to Dawson
this week, where she will spend some
time at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Delahoyde.
Mrs. s. Baker visited relatives in
Trae1 this week.
Mrs. r. A. Ely of Marshalltown,
attended the celebration here Satur.
day.
e. w. Harmon and wife Of Mar
shalltown, took in the Rhodes cele-
bration.
Zelma Phillips was bitten on the
hand last Monday by Andy Hale's dog.
ST. ANTHONY.
July s.Miss Ora Farber went to
Cedar Falls last week for visit.
Rev. p. A. Keopple visited in st
! Anlnony 2 Few days last week.
Mr., and Mrs. !. e. Mabie, Of Mar
shalltown. nave been visiting several
days In st, Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Mabie, of Whit
ten. were here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Farber, of Mar.
shalltown, celebrated here Saturday.
; Miss Ella Miller, Of Plana, ILL.,, 'spen,
several days visiting st. Anthony
friends.
Mrs. G. N. Clark, of Rutland. was In
st. Anthony lasts week.
Quite a number of Marshalltown and
Y Gearing peopfe spent the Sd celebrat.
Ing in st. Anthony. Everybody seem
ed tolfave good time. and everything
passed Off pleasantly.
~ Nh. and Mrs. Elmer Kersey. OF Mar.
shalltown, visited here over Sunday.
Mr.ssand Mrs. William Kelsa and
family visited several days at the s. N
Meekin's home
Rev. d. B. Turney is holding re.
vlval meetings in the NJ. p. church here
this week.
Rev. Paul Lawson, OF Oskaloosa
gave an address in the M. p. church
Sunday on the. situation In India. Mr.
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