Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-04

Joseph StlefC, TStuHASu " .'iSi' 'AoiiAH
in Monona Monday. Miss Mary stiert
will return in few weeks to teach the
spring term at the Clapsaddle school,
east Of town.
Miss Madge Taylor, Of Waterloo,
spent sunday with her cousin, Mrs. W.
B. Meyers.
Misses Rae and Mae Swearengen and
Mrs. Glen Pratt, OF Albion, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Jentsch.
Mr.. Ditmer, Of near Grundy Center,
spent Sunday at the Parker home.
Miss Mary Anderson. of Marshall
town. spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Ellen Anderson.
C. C. Church returned from Ricevile
Wednesday. where he had been for sew
eral days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Bueghly, OF Whit
ten, are visiting at the Guy Van Voor-
his home.
Mrs. J. E. Boomershine, who submit
ted to surgical operation at st
Thomas hospital Marshalltown several
weeks ago, was able to return home
Saturday. She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. B. r. Wilson, of Tif-
fin, O., who will remain with her Sor
some time.
Fred Bueghley and wife have moved
onto the Sanford Collins. farm. south of
town.
f. C. Nichols and family are visiting
relatives at LeGrand and Green Noun
tain.
Arthur Chamness and family have
moved onto farm near New Provf-
dence Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Chamness
and Mr. and Mrs. Barney Chamness
eynect to move to New Providence in
la short time.
Doe" Miller has taken out a license
to do drawing in Liscomb.
Byron Schryver, of Written. has
moved into the house vacated by Ar
thur Chamness.
Frank Russie. of Green Mountain,
was in town Wednesday.
w. II. Boyd was in Written Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Re-
formed church are preparing pro-
gram to be given in the I. o. O. r. hall
Saturday evening. March 10. Following
the program lunch will be served.
Mrs Cora Bixby spent Monday in
Marshalltown with her aunt, Mrs. I. j.
McLarnan.
| Mrs. Dicey Renner. of Rudd is visit
| ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Tresler. Mrs. Tresler has been quite
sick. threatened with pneumonia.
| Miss Alta Taught, of Written, was
in town Tuesday.
! Mrs. John Gould returned Sunday
from two weeks visit with he1
daughter Mrs. Lee o. Shook in Lib
erty, Ind. and other relatives in 1ndi-
ana. Friends of Mr. Shook will be
pleased to know that he has been very
successful in his work in Liberty.
| V. D. Stout and family have moved
onto the Bud Miller farm south OF
town.
[ Mrs. Charles George, from Dfckin-
son county, is assisting in caring fol-
| her mother, Mrs. 1,ebecca Hilsabeck.
| The school program and supper to be
given bys,t11e grammar and inter
mediate rooms have been postponed
until March Is.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry. Small and lit
tie daughter Alice Mae. spent Sunda!
at the w. B. Lewis home.
| Malothe Jarvis who has been spend
| ing the winter at the r. NJ. Lhamol
home, is visiting sister in 81
ECharles, Mich. ~ IT,
Miss Mae Lewis. who. has. beef
teaching near JanesYillees is, gspendln
| her vacation at home. She will return
to GAINESVILLE for the spring term.
/ Mr.. Barney Chamness was given
i! farewell party Monday night by tn
members Of Mrs. Green's and Georg'
| Biersborn's classes of the Christial
church. About fifty were present ant
the evening was spent with games ans
music. The Chamness family are prom
|inent in Christian church circles ant
their departure will be regretted o.
a large circle Of friends.
Misses Zoe and Orpha Smith, ln'
Burnley, Mrs. Sarah Bueghly, MI
| Frank Black, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3
Jentsch and Misses Jay Gould, Loy'
BOYD. and Clarence Clifford were II
Marshalltown to see Lillian Russel
Tuesday evening.
| A home talent show will be give'
lin the M. w. A. hall Saturday evening
by the Star Company of Albion. Tn
proceeds are to go towards the erec
ltion Of the young mems club room II
Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dillon spent Sun
Eday in Union.
Little Blanche McAfee. Of Union
tspent Wednesday with her grandpar
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Heifner
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bueghley hav'
moved into the William Moore prop
Eerty in the north part of town.
v. C.. Johnson is working on the IN
terror finishing Of the F. c. Nichols
house.
LAUREL.
March 3.-The measurement socla
Ion Tuesday evening was decided sue
fcess. both from social and financla
standpoint.
The Joseph and Curtis Benskin fam
lilies left Monday for their new hom
lin South Dakota. and Robert Kennel.
and family for Thornton.
l.. r. Norton moved Tuesday to TIL
farm recently purchased near Cree
Mountain.
The A. j. Stanford family move'
Monday to the farm leased near Sher
|idan. Fred c. Buhrow has taken pos
session Of the residence vacated b,
Sanford.
sam Benson, who has been quite sicl
Ifor several days, is slightly Improved
hut is still in precarious condition.
The William Curry family. south
lwest of town, have the measles, ant
one son also has pneumonia. There !
also a case Of pneumonia at Free
iFeldschneiders, a boy about IL year
OF age. Both are bad cases and recov
lery is doubtful.
On account Of the prevalence o
measles. the school in district NO. ma
lhoa,, cIosed for two weeks.