Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-03-20
BANGOR.

Miss Margaret Nelson is quite sick
with pneumonia.
BANGOR.
March 1S-Miss Matte Norman is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Pliny Harris.
of New Providence.
The spring school commenced Mon
day at Bangor, after two weeks va
cation.
Miss Lillian WINERY closed her win
ter term of school at No. Z, Liberty
township. Friday.
On Thursday evening OF last week
schools No. and No. Z, of Liberty
township, gave an entertainment at the
No. school. A number of the Bangor
young people attended.
{, O. B. McClain had the misfortune
ono day last week. to have one of his
horses break its leg. The animal was
killed.
Messrs and Mesdames William and
T. +. Hill visited the Frank Thomas
home Thursday Of last week.
On Friday the telephone company
presented Miss Matte Carter, the tele-
phone operator, with a fine Office chair
and a beautiful rocker. Miss Carter
Is very grateful to her friends.
Dr. and, Mrs. Mahl6n Russell made a
trip to Marshalltown Tuesday
C. r. WINERY and family were Mar :
shalltown callers Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Veach, OF Lscomb, is
still nursing Mrs. j. A. Speer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norman. and
4.
ers Tuesday.
Mr.. j. N. FREEZER is no better.
Mr. Thomas Hollingsworth was an
over Sunday visitor with his sister,
Mrs. Henry Holcornb, of Gearing.
LISCOMB.
March 1s.-Mr. Ray Stevenson. of
near Independence, was entertained Tor
several days this week by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McFee
About forty OF the friends and neigh
bors OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Meade met
at their home north Of town Saturday
evening and enjoyed q good oid-fash-
toned surprise party, the occasion be-
ing the departure Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meade from the home which they have
occupied for number OF years. DR..
G. L. Meade, OF Mason City, was home
and assisted In making the evening one
OF pleasure to those present. AS the
guests Ind como unbidden, they
brought with them the refreshments
for the party, oysters being the first
course The affair was q success in ev-
cry way and will long be remembered
by the worthy couple who are leaving
behind them a host, Of friends reluct-
ant to part with them.
The children Of Mrs. T. r. Weatherly
spent Wednesday at the old home, en-
joying family reunion dinner. A
brother, Mr.. George Weatherly, who
has been staying with his mother dur
Ing the winter, will return to his home
in Minneapolis Thursday.
r. F. Clark Is in Chicago with a car
load Of fat cattle. aai1s
The aid society OF the Christian
church met with Mrs. Meade at the
"wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie q. Lincoln, OF Green
and son George, Of Mar
shalltown. spent Sunday with Miss
Rose Lincoln in Liscomb.
Mrs. Ole JohnsoM Of Radcliffe, re-
turned to her home Monday, having
visited her father, g. E. Melick, and
sister, Mrs. Harry Thurber, for week.
James PARKER is cutting down some
of the fine3old shade trees that have
seemed as land marks of an early day.
s. Dickerson and wife entertained
the formers father and brother over
Sunday.
ID. D. Bueghly and wife, C. r. Din
nell, Jesse and Tom Meyers, George
Jones. and Mrs. Cora Bixby and Ma
dole visited the county seat Wednes-
day.
Norman Boyd shipped three car loads
of cattle to Chicago Tuesday. David
Boyd went with the shipment.
A number of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. C.. Church enjoyed sleigh ride
to their pleasant country home Tues
day evening, and were shown the US
ual good time by the host and hostess.
Mrs. Madison Ulery, who has been
visiting relatives in Jones county, Mar
shalltown and Liscomb, returned to her
home in Ogden Saturday.
Mrs. j. D. Kibby is in Liscomb visit
ing friends and sending the household
goods to her new Minnesota home.
Mrs. Eva Johnson Hawk and son
were guests at the "A. p. Johnson home
Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Carey is quite ill.
Mrs. Cal weatherly went to Bangor
Sunday for short visit with relatives.
Mrs. George Mcmahon, of Waukee,
is visiting at the home of her father,
II. H. Wilson.
j. G. Scott and wife arrived home
Saturday from a ten weeks sojourn in
Florida. They We're south as far as
Tampa, and enjoyed the fine climate Of
that sunny land very much.