Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-09
by family in Union Thursday.


r. F. Clark returned Saturday from
a trip to Chicago, where he marketed
a couple of car loads Of stock.
Mr.. Brock, of Conrad, was In town
Saturday calling on F. G. Nichols.
Albert E. Wiggam, lecturer, was the
guest of NJ. NJ. McFee Thursday. Mr..
Wiggam will lecture in Albion Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Dawson, of Marshalltown, was
visiting Mrs. Thomas McLarnan at the
Cora Bixby home south of town sew
eral days this week. Mrs. McLarnan is
keeping house for Mrs. Bixby, who is
visiting relatives in Montana.
Miss Sadie Jones and Miss Coates, of
Green Mountain, were guests of Miss
Rose Lincoln few days during the
week.
j. G. Scott and Fred Thurber. who
went to South Dakota on business
Tuesday. returned home Friday.
Mrs. Clyde Ralston. of Ainsworth,
Neb., visited at the home of her father
in-law, II. S. Ralston and wife, this
week. Mrs. Ralston was recently called
to Iowa by the death of relative.
H. c. Lounsberry, of the county seat
was visiting with his cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. woodward Melick, east of iowa,
Sunday
Mrs. Maria Trip and daughter. Mrs.
Langholtz, of st. Paul, went to Toledo
Saturday to visit with Mrs. Trips
brother, Benjamin Smith and wife, for
a few days.
John Roney and wife, of near Con-
rad, were in Liscomb Sunday attending
church services at the Christian
church. Mr. and Mrs. Roney expect to
start for California soon, where they
have winter home, and have been
spending their winters for number OF
years.
The William Gould family south OF
! town enjoyed a pleasant family meet
: ing of relatives at the home on Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barber and
Miss Ona. OF Marshalltown. Mr.. Ed
| Barber of Jones county, and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Delbert Gould were among those
present.
| Miss Hazel Barber went to Des
Moines Monday, where she will enter
Drake University for the term. taking
up special work along pedagogic lines.
Ed Packard. the station agent sue
ceeding Joseph Rankin, who gave up
| the work owing to i'll health, has moved
! his family into the George Dinnell
property.
Mrs. j. B. Garfield, of Aurora, moth
er Of Mrs. M. NJ. McFee and Mrs. E. p.
Wigg. of Williams, with Miss Cora
Mowrer, of Quasqueton. sister OF
/ Mrs. Garfield, arrived Saturday
and visited the McFee family until
! Monday morning.
Mrs. Raymond Gale arrived from ILL.,
nois with her small daughter this week.
/ and Is assisting Mrs. Weatherly In the
! hotel.
1 Nelson Fiscls, of near Bethel Grove.
is visiting Indiana friends for a week.
Mrs. Mary Scott has been suffering
from an attack of rheumatism but il
better.
Miss Hazel Adams was home Satur-
| day and Sunday from her school in
| Grundy county.
James Gould is visiting relatives in
| Illinois this week.
Miss Zoe Smith. who has been near
Des Moines for month visiting the
Ira Mathis family, returned home Sat
| urday.
Miss Stella Fraser and friend, Miss
Alice Winebrenner. Of the county seat,
were guests Of Mrs. L. H. Smith Sum-
day, joining the family in a picnic din
ner In the woods near the river.
J The regular meeting of the c. w. B.
NJ. was held in the Christian church
Sunday afternoon. A program of in
/ terest was given, prepared by the COM
mittee.