Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-13

MISS Adams has received a teachers
certificate and has secured q school in
Grundy county, where she will begin
her duties as rural instructor Sept. /.
George DinneN is working In Mar
shalltown for few weeks.
Theron Hauser, of Ames, was q Lis
comb visitor Thursday.
Murine Marble is ailing, the symp-
CONS indicating an attack Of appendi-
citis.
Miss Rose Lincoln returned from a
weeks camping with party of Albion
friends. west of that town Friday.
Thomas Lockard has been visiting
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mays of near
Marshalltown. visited with Mrs. Nays
Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Boomershine occupied the
Reformed pulpit Sunday morning and
evening, it being his regular appoint-
ment.
J. B. Sweet will assist MT. Bauman In
attending to the postoffce during the
absence Of Miss Bauman.
Those interested in high class educl-
tional entertainment are pleased that
the chautauqua is assured for another
year at the county seat. Many would
be unable to avail themselves Of such
an opportunity in any other way and
will gladly lend all possible assistance
in making the annual, literary treat
permanent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roney, Of near
Conrad, were visiting at the H. s. Roll
ston home Wednesday, Mrs. Roney is
a sister of Mr.. Rolston.
Miss Bessie Alexander returned from
a pleasant visit with Sac City friends
Tuesday.
Workmen are engaged in finishing the
interior of Mrs. L. c. Biersborn's new
dwelling house, which when completed
will be one of the most desirable and
modern residences in town.
FERGUSON.
Aug. 12.-B. F. Eicholtz started Sat
urday for his farm near Redheld, S. d.
to be present during the threshine
season.
Miss A1tise Corder, Of Van cleve
visited at her uncle's G. w. Ling
ham.
Mrs. Elsie Cooper and Miss Eta
Cunningham started Tuesday for The
exposition at Seattle
w. E. Hooven, w. F. Smith and Or
Vile and w. H. Robinson were Sunday
visitors with John Hanson at Tama.
Superintendent w. B. Foster ant
Roadmaster w. III. Crabbs were ir
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. Squires, ACCOMPANIED by hel
son Ray and daughter Name, of Sioua
City. are visiting with Mrs. Van Allen
vANCLEVE.
| Aug. 1.-THE threshing machines
are running and they are turning Out
a very good yield, both OF wheat and
oats.
Curtis Tfgges has put a new roof or
his recently acquired elevator and will
soon be shipping grain.
| Vancleve puts on metropolitan airs
with giving vaudeville entertainment
on Saturday night in the amusement
tent pitched near the depot.
! A teacher and his wife were takint
their vacation with tramp from Rocl
Island to Madrid and stopped ove
night in town, having walked from
Grinnell during the day.
Mr.. George Monroe, of Chicago. i.
visiting with his sister. Mrs. Leving'
ham and with his brother.
Mrs. Ella Towle, Of Grinnell, ate
her trip around the world visiting mis-
sion stations. will speak here boil
morning and evening of next Sunday
the 18th. She is answering many sucl
engagements and giving much pleasur,
to those who hear her.
Mrs. ingalls,. after enjoying pro
llonged visit at her fathers, has 10
turned to her home In Green River
Utah, and her brother. Harlan War
den, goes with her. expecting to tax
a tour thru Texas before his return.
Mrs. Bert Bailey is caring for De
sick mother IN Indianola.
Our farmers are very generally buy
ling corn elevators. the expenditure o
1925 paying we'll in the help given a
the time when 1t is most needed.
/ LAUREL.
Aug. 12-Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jones
of Toledo, and Mrs. Mary Roberts. o
Hudson, who visited for several day
with the I. H. Holden family, wen
Monday to Grinnell for short visi
with friends there.
Mrs. Lulu Buffer and sons. Haye
and Dan, Of st. Anthony, spent tn
past week with Mrs. Buffers parent!
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schultz ar
rived home Thursday from their Wis
in Minnesota
Miss Effie Maytag, of Newton, wa
Ian over SUNDAY visitor with relative
here.
Mrs. Amelia Garrigan, of Grinnell.
visiting the families Of her brother
A. C. and Albert Schumann.
Our town was thronged Saturda
evening by residents OF the surround
ing country, who came in to atten
, the weekly band concert. The Laur
! band, altho 1t has been organized b,
a few months, is making rapid progre:
and is already quite popular
NORTH STAR.
Aug. 12.-Mr and Mrs. Ernest WI
kinson visited Sunday evening at tt
George Hurdle home.
Little Ruth Grove returned Tue!
i day from a visit at the home Of HI
uncle, Nate Groves, southeast Of MAJ
, shalltown.
!, Miss McCrill, of Marshalltown, al
rived Wednesday for an indefinite vi!
1t at the e. =. Clapsaddle home.
Mrs. John Scheibel enjoyed Wis
! ExClJ
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