Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-05

which made thirty-tWo bushels per
acre on a ten-acre piece Oats are
running from thirty to fifty bushels.
McKibben and Arney have new en-
CINE for their threshing outfit.
Jessie and Gail Mills of Denver.
Mrs. T. D. Wilcox.
NORTH STAR.
Aug. 4-Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Mckib-
ben visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Rolston, at dscomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Clapsaddle are
the parents of new boy who was born
| Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Green and Mrs.
! Green's niece, Miss Elsa McMahon, OF
Liscomb. visited Wednesday at the
Horace Rosecrantz home. Miss Nc
Mahon remained for longer visit.
Mrs. Pardon Head returned Satur-
day evening from weeks attendance
at the chautauquel at Marshalltown and
a two days visit at Gilman.
! Threshing is on in earnest in this
neighborhood and the oats is of good
quality but rather light. The yield has
not been over forty bushels to the
acre.
Horace Rosecrantz was in Marshall-
town Saturday where he completed the
! purchase of a sixty horse power seven
passenger automobile.
Messrs. John Koehler and Harry
Beughley and Misses Nina and Maud
Guernsey and Minnie NIishler visited
/ Sunday with Miss Susie Anderson.
Misses Mae and Roxie Weeks were
in Marshalltown Wednesday and
Thursday. Miss Roxie went out to the
Rock Valley neighborhood and visited
fy.ie iV.rr
home Tuesday.
! Miss Kittie Weeks returned Satur-
day from two weeks visit with
friends and relatives at Rhodes and
Baxter. Her friend, Miss Amanda
Haas, of Baxter, returned with her
for few days visit.
Miss Fannie Russell, OF Sibley. came
Monday evening for a few days visit
I, with her aunt, Mrs. Pardon Head, and
family Miss Russell has been visit
ing friends in Cedar Falls and Lis
comb She also visited at Primghar
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Collins, and
son and daughter, arrived Saturday
at Mr.. Horace Rosencrantz home.
They made the trip from their home
at st. Edwards, Neb. in their automo-
bile in three days. They expect to
visit in this county for month. Miss
Hazel Rosencrantz, of st. Edwards,
Neb., who came with Mr.. Eugene Col
Inns, and family, and who has been
visiting her uncle, Dan Chadwick,
came Tuesday evening to visit the re-
| mainder of the week with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rosen-
crantz
FERGUSON.
Aug. 4-Charles Lewis and John
Garter went to Vining Monday to do
some grading for the c., NJ. & st. p.
Railway.
Mr.. B. F.. Eicholtz went to Lebeau,
u.s. D., to look after his farms and the
building of barn.
j. G. Etzel and family were Sunday
visitors with John Hanson and family
at Tama returning by auto thru To-
ledo, Montour and LeGrand.
D. D. Dean and wife, of Rhodes, ac-
companied by Mrs. J. NJ. jackson. of
Marshalltown, were Tuesday visitors
with the latter's brother, w. H. Robin
son.
Mrs. Lottie Bunker, of Lake Mills, is
visiting with her brother, f. e. Stick
ney.
RHODES
Aug AIRS Sheldon and da tighter.
of Nebraska. visited last week with the
formers brother. Lon Richmond, and
family, and other relatives.
Mrs. r. A Bonham and children. of
Cambridge. have been here visiting
friends and relatives.
| Mrs. II. NJ. Weeks and Mrs. r. e.
Gray returned from their visit to Min
neapolis Wednesday.
| Mrs. Charles Jaroleman and Mrs. j.
e. Ewing entertained the Ladies'
Cemtsry Society at the latter's home
Friday afternoon. A large number at
tended and after the business session
the hostess served luncheon.
Miss Fora Phillips returned Saturday
from O ten days visit with friends at
Manning, Madrid and Des Moines.
Miss Nora Harmon is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Thrza Radloff, near Mar
shalltswn.
Miss Anna Phillips has been spend
ing q few days this week with Miss
Lulu kennedy, near Collins.
Mrs. Charles Allen, of South Dakota,
came Monday, being called by the seri-
Gus illness of his sister, Mrs Anna
Neal.
Mrs, Dauiby, who has been visiting
at the Ellis home, returned to her home
1
panied by her husband, who came Mon
day,
Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Rosbuck have been
visiting relatives at Mason City, max
ing the trip il; the ss.,tnmehile.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Vasey have
moved into the William Pyle home.
| ST. ANTHONY.
| Aug Airs. GaSsler, Mrs. Davis
and AIEs RuefraIto, Of the soldiers
home visited at the A. Robertson home
last week.
Miss Catharine WEIGH. Of Marshall
town, visited at the John Mackin
homo recently.
Mrs.. w. r. Moon and family, of
MarsbaNtown, visited at the William
Slough home last week.
| Mrs. NJ J. Clark. Of darshalltown.
visited last week with her son, L. @.
Clark, near st. Anthony
Nj. and MrslF. D. Plum. OF Mar
shalltown, visited in st. Anthony Sun
iday.
1 Nj, and Mrs. y. n, Oucx yIsit-v -,
J Marsha ltown. SUNDAY with Mr.. ard
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