Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-23
town. were in town Sunday calling ON
friends.

Burcham, west Of Lisconb.
Miss May McKibben visited Satur-
day and Sunday with her uncle, Frank
Lhamon, in Liscomb. Her cousin
Cynthia McKibben also visited Sunday
at her uncle's home.
The North Star Aid met In regular
session at the home of Mrs. Guy Coul-
ter Thursday afternoon. Mrs. c. r.
Hostetler. of Saginaw. Tex, and Mrs.
George Jones were guests of the So
ciety.
Messrs. o. B. Anderson and family
and H. G. Lancaster and wife were in
Marshalltown Saturday and attended
the circus. ID. B. Elliott and wife and
Pardon Head, wife and daughters were
also there, but they only went to see
the parade and do some shopping.
j. T. Morrison had force of car
penters commence Tuesday to build for
him a large double corncrib 32x46, with
cribs on each side feet wide. The
center will be used for carriages, wag-
ons, etc. He will build it high enough
to put In his corn elevator
H. G. Thomas has bought the Ger
man Baptist church in Vienna town.
ship and is preparing to have 1t re-
moved to the farm he bought a year
ago. one-half mile east of the school,
house in District No. Z. He will then
remodel 1t into a residence, which he
will occupy next year. Mr.. Adam
Klinefelter, who owns the farm where
Mr.. Thomas has lived for the last two
years, will move, with his family, back
from Waterloo.
BANGOR.
July 22.-The tent meetings are pro-
crossing nicely.
Charles Stubs and family, of Con-
rad, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Whee-
lock. Sunday.
Miss Mary White, missionary from
Jam aica, attended the tent meeting
Friday night.
Mrs. Clifford Jones, of 1ndianola, and
sister, Miss Jennie Hoover. of Lee
Grand, visited at the j. r. Mack home,
Saturday.
Mrs. c. w. Hollingsworth, accom-
panied by Mr.. c. w. Hollingsworth,
little daughter Wanda, and sister, Mrs.
]. M. Springer, of Hubbard, went to
Rochester. Mimi, Tuesday for treat
ment in the hospital there.
Mrs. r. r. Ridgeway and sister, Mrs.
Swanson, of South Dakota, were Satur-
day guests of Miss Belle Millinery
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kinzer were noti-
fed a few days ago Of the arrival Of
a baby son at the ROLAND Kinzer home
in Manhattan, Kan.
Little Arell Speer stepped on rusty
nail Tuesday, and hurt his foot quite
severely.
Three OF the boys who are conduct
ing the tent meetings attended the
Bangor monthly meeting last week and
rendered very helpful service.
Mrs. L. Collins and Mrs. Stella Har-
ris Joined the church here at the reg
ular business meeting.
Miss Lillian WINERY purchased q
new piano last week.
Elan Benbow is painting at Mr..
Bryants place, near Minerva.
Messrs W. P. Winery, j. A. Jessup
and Master Daman willitts were
Marshalltown callers Wednesday,
FERGUSON.
July 22.-Mr. Williamson, the new
owner of the hotel and lunch counter,
took possession Thursday of last week
All join in wishing success to him in
his new undertaking.
Sylvester Cooper from Calhoun
county, is visiting his sister, Mrs. O..
A. Cunningham and family.
DR.. Harris is spending a few days in
Chicago with his sister, Mrs. Harry
Vollmer.
John Lorenzen is. getting the ma
terial on the ground for a new house.
F. w. King is taking an outing at
Clear Lake, Wall Lake and Sac City.
Miss Florence Lewis came down
from Waverly Saturday and returned
Tuesday.
Mr.. D. Deyor Of Iowa City, is visit
ing with Miss Florence Hickey.
Mrs. M. F. Hickey is visiting In
Grinnell with her son, Byron and FAM
lily.
Mrs. John Egbert is visiting at Iowa
Falls with her daughter, Mrs. B.
Searles.
John Seager, who has been farming
near Tabor. Cnada, the. past two
years, returned here last week.
| Haying is about completed in this
vicinity and harvest is about to open,
with oats promising to be quite an
abundant crop and Of good quality.
ST. ANTHONY.
July 22.-Miss Ruth Corvan Of Mar
shalltown spent Sunday at the r. e.
George home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Byers Of Colo
visited Sunday with the Harry Buck
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Buck visited al
the H. T. Clark home in State Center
Sunday.
George A. Turner Of Marshalltown
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Goodman OF
Mason City were st. Anthony callers
Tuesday.
John Mackin and L. C. Bryant each
shipped two cars Of stock to Chicago
Tuesday and William Schaper shipped
one car.
Marvin Brown Of oskaloosa WAS IL
st. Anthony last week.
J. A. Bryant is treating his residence
to new coat Of paint.
Mrs. Harry Buck and children Wis
tied at Colo this week.
Rev. r. N. DwellO, pastor Of the N
e. church at State Center will preact
at st. Anthony next Sunday AFTERNOON
at o'clock In the m. u. church. Every-
body invited.
Farmers are getting along nicely
with their early oats harvest.
R. e. George is laid up with a very
sore hand, on account Of poison.
j. w. Tight has quit the Lindquisi
store and is getting ready for thresh.
ing.
1 William Muchick has resigned his
position in the Berge store and gone
/ out farming. 81