Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-27

were thrown out and wheel Of the
buggy was broken, bit no serious dam
age resulted.
Mrs. Dickerson and children went to
Melbourne Saturday ana remained I'M
til Monday evening, the guests OF an
aunt Of Mrs. Dickerson.
Tom Powers Of waterloo visited his
father here Saturday and his brother
Emerson Powers northeast Of town.
Jethroe Thurber who underwent an
operation for removal Of tonsils and
adenofds at st. Thomas hospital Thurs
day is doing very nicely. the wounds
giving him little trouble.
church met at the parsonage Wednes-
day and spent the day sewing.
The cemetery association met with
Mrs. Emma Parker Tuesday evening.
An extra meeting is called for the fol-
lowing Tuesday evening also, at Mrs.
Parker's home, when Important busi-
ness will be transacted.
Miss Hazel Adams ds visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Gould, here this
week. Miss Adams will begin teach
ing her first term Of school in Grundy
county the first of September.
Leo Dillon Of Union called on his
brother, Frank Dillon, Monday.
Charles Schryver went to Gearing
Saturday to visit with relatives for a
few days.
r. F. Clark is putting in cement
walks along his residence property on
North Main street this week.
Silas Beatty and wife attended The
funesal of Mr.. Beaty's uncle. Martin
Braddock, near Marietta, Thursday.
H. A. Biersborn was a MarshalltoWn
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Wilson and daughter, who
have been visiting here and in Des
| Moines for few weeks, returned to
their home in Mitchell, s. D., Friday.
Glasses and of the Christian Sum
day school will hold an ice cream social
on the church lawn Saturday evening,
the proceeds to be used for the benefit
Of the class organizations in their Sun
day school work.
Sylvester Dickerson has been in
Texas for ten days, acquainting HIM
self with the good and, bad points OF
that famous state.
Mrs. Emma A. Clark and Miss Rose
Lincoln went to Oelwein Thursday as
delegates from the Christian church to
attend the northeast district convention
Of Christian churches. which convened
there Thursday. Miss Lincoln repre-
sents the G. w. B. NJ, and Mrs. Clark
| the church.
| Mrs. F. e. Northup and daughter, of
IMarshalNown were the guests Of Mrs.
SADIE Bueghly Thursday.
| Mrs Will Lhamon. of Des Moines, is
visiting Mr.. Lhamon's parents here this
week.
Miss Bessie Thompson, Of Marshall
town, was the guest of Miss Ina Burk-
hart Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. M. M. McFee and son Max ar
rived home Thursday from Dumont
where they had been visiting Mrs. Nc
Fees parents for week. Doris re-
manned for a longer stay with her
grandparents.
A force of county bridge men ar
rived Saturday and are engaged in put
ting in cement bridges west OF town
near the large bridge spanning the
river.
I Frank and Will Miller. the former Of
| near Denver ana the latter jeweler OF
Chicago, were visiting their cousin
Miss Hazel Barber, Friday Miss Ona
Barber. OF the county seat, was also
guest Of Miss Barber, the quartz:
Of cousins going Saturday to visit the
will Gould family south of Liscomb
The Miller brothers have recently re-
turned from a visit to Miller, S. D.
where the relatives of their father re-
side and for whom the thriving town
of Miller was named.
Sam Meekins, of st. Anthony, was in
Liscomb Saturday the guest Of his
brother, Jesse Meekins, and family
Mrs. Matte Brokaw and daughter
Zell, of Des Moines, are staying for a
short time with Mrs. Brokaw's parents
H. H. Wilson and wife.
Misses Mildred Moffatt and Della
Winery, of Marshalltown, were enter
tanned at the F. c. Nichols home Sat-
urday and Sunday. Miss Moffatt is
at present teacher in the city schools
of Boise, Idaho, where she will soon &c
to begin the years work. Mrs. Buegh-
ly and Frank Black took the party tc
the county seat Sunday evening in Mrs
Bueghly's motor car.
&C. Nichols and family visited rela-
tives at Green Mountain the last of the
week, returning Saturday.
w. b. Meyers discovered a very
beautiful pearl in clam she'll one day
this week. He intends having IT placed
in a ring for his little daughter
Maxine.
Mrs. D. G. Bauman entertained Mrs
Barbara Speicher and son Grant, Mrs
willitts and daughter, and Mr.. Engle
of Meyersdale, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parker, Monday Mrs. Bauman served
q sumptuous dinner to the guests.
The unusual advent of laborers to
the town has taxed the capacity Of the
hotel to the utmost and a number OF
those seeking lodging and board are
being cared for by private families.
Rev. Mr.. Paris filled the pulpit of the
Christian church Sunday as regular
pastor. Rev. Boomershine preached to
the Reformed congregation both morn
ing and evening.
h GILMAN.
Aug. 26.-Dr. w. r. Suit and wife ant
sons, Lester, Harry, Chester and Uri
started in the Doctors automobile Sat
urday evening for q visit with Mrs
Suits parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Con.
ger and family, at Mahaska, Kan.
| The much needed rain Sunday morn
ing was gratefully received, h1lt we
would have welcomed an all day con.
tinuance Of It.
/ w. w. Imler and party are at the
Malcom fair this week. pleasing the
children and incidentally lining thei,
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