Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-23
sT. ANTHoNY.

Henry Germans little girl. who has
been Ill with pneumonia, has taken q
relapse and is very low.
r. e. George has recovered from
his recent illness and Is at work again.
but their little child is quite sick
II. II. Buck went to Garden City
Monday to look after his farm there.
Mrs. William Page and son Albert
visited in Marshalltown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Atkinson were
Marshalltown visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Fuller, Of Laurel, is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. T. M. Brown.
Farmers are getting somewhat dis
couraged over the weather. Some are
thru seeding and others about halt
done, while a few have hardly COM
menced. The ground Is very wet.
Henry Honnusch is remodeling his
meat market and putting in a large
refrigerator.
e. w. Fisher left Tuesday for Clark
s. D., being called there on account
of his brother being quite sick.
j. S. Hixson is putting a new floor
in the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Dunn, .Jr.,
have new baby at their home.
Bert Herman has moved over on the
d. Blackburn farm, near Bangor, and
is working for H. F. Blackburn.
Henry Honnusch went to Des
Moines Wednesday,.
Mr.. Van Ripper has gone to Illinois
for visit with relatives and friends
Mr.. Dickins Of Bangor, visited with
D. Blackburn over Sunday.
Miss Leply, of Marshalltown, is WIS.,
iting in st. Anthony this week.
Miss Edna Coners Is visiting at AL
den.
BANGOR.
April 23-Ellis Norman, the little sor
Of D. G. Norman, was hurt quite bad.
ly Saturday by being thrown from {
pony.
Mrs. John Hollingsworth and nttl,
daughter returned from Oklahoma, las
week and Mr.. Hollingsworth arrived
with their car Saturday They will oc'
cupy the Will Thompson house in Ban.
gor.
Mrs. Edna Winery is visiting he,
daughter, Mrs. Ed Collins. near AL
bion.
The w. F. M. S. met with Mrs. Will.
lam Hill Wednesday afternoon of las
week.
DR.. Russell tested quite number o
the town peoples cows Monday ant
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Miller are tn,
proud parents Of q nine and a hal
pound son, born Saturday.
Messrs. and Mesdames William ant
I. T. Hill attended the wedding of tn
formers granddaughter, Miss Viol;
Thomas, and Mr.. Eddy, at noon Thurs
day Of last week.
Mrs. Lydia Green is sick.
Rev. Fred Comfort has purchased
new incubator and will try to rails
enough chickens for the family t
eat, at least.
LISCOMB.
April 23.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mey
ers are rejoicing over the birth of
son.
Bernice Adams is critically i'll witt
typhoid pneumonia. A council Of doc
tors was held Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. George Biersborn and Mis-
Pearl Rails went to Gilman Tuesda,
morning, as delegates from the Chris
tian church to the county Sunda,
school convention. Mrs. d. G. Bauman
representing the Reformed churcl
Sunday school, and Mrs. j. c. Scott
of the Christian church Sunday school
went Tuesday evening.
Ed Dillon drove from Beaman Tues
day on business. Dillon Bros. contem
plate building a store on the corne
now occupied by w. j. Zimmerman a
a drug store. Mr.. Zimmerman will
dispose of his stock of drugs and TAX
a vacation, about June /.
| Mrs. T.. A. Clark, Mrs. Dell Burk
hart, Miss Hazel Barber and Roy l.
Fever were in Marshalltown Satur
day.
The city restaurant Is undergoing
course Of painting outside and in, an,
will present pleasing view when tn
work is finished.
Walter Alexander, Of Sac City, viii
return to Liscomb and resume hi
place among the citizens Of the towr
Mr.. Alexander has bought the old BAN
building as a place Of business, an
will conduct jewelry store. He ha
l ~~-SS ~~SAAesSSu ZIG pAOp01Ly VI WHI
George Tressler as residence. TIL
family will remove here soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kersey. of Mar
shalltown, came up Saturday evenin
and visited with relatives until Sun
day.
The Ladies' Aid Society held a YER
successful sale and bazaar at Odd Eel
lows hall Saturday afternoon and ey
ening. The attendance was good de
spite the inclement weather. The 10
cal orchestra, under direction of e. E
Boyd. furnished some especially meri
torious music, which was thorough,
enjoyed.
Mrs. Ella Scott was visitor at tn,
home Of her son, James Scott, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole johnson, of Rad
clifre. arrived Saturday night, by wa,
Of Written, for short visit with rel
atives.
RHODES.
| April 22.-Mrs. H. L. Titus went L
Mt. Vernon Thursday, to visit he
daughter, Miss Katharine.
w. G. Nirk spent several days las
4 week at the hn1,oo nf his A6.s