Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-15

George Henry, Of Brainard, Mlnn ar
rived Saturday evening for months
visit with Mrs Hitch's mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Biersborn.
N. o. Whitney left for Omaha this
week after an extended visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Robbins.
Mrs. j. K Smith. of Mitchell. 5. D.,
who has enjoyed months visit with
home folks, returned home Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thurber enter
tanned Mrs e. A. Newell and son and
Mrs. Albright, of Grundy Center. Sum
day. Mrs. Newell was formerly Miss
Myrtle Reynolds. Mrs. Albright is a
sister of Mrs. Jonas Wiley.
Dr. Marble and family went to
Waterloo in their automobile Monday
to visit relatives for two weeks. DR..
Tolman, of Cedar Falls. is attending
to Mr.. Marbles practice during his ao-
sence. Mrs. Tolman is with her hus-
band.
Nh. Booth. Of Des Moines, friend
of DR.. and Mrs. Mershon, visited the
family Wednesday.
Earl Parker was in Wellsburg and
Williams on business wednesday and
Thursday.
r. F.. Clark visited his sister. Mrs.
Ella Phillips, in Toledo, Tuesday.
Mayor and Mrs. MoreX and daughter
Hazel returned from visit TO Illinois
relatives Monday evening.
Miss Bertha Bittner, who has been
staying wit friends. near Grundy Cen
ter for several weeks. spent Sunday at
home.
One hundred forty-fve were in at
tendance at the Christian Sunday
school July 10; the attendance during
the past year has placed the school in
the front ranks of county bible schools.
which is largely due to the efforts of
Rev Mr.. Paris who has stirred up In
terest that remains with the workers.
Mrs. Joseph Stiert and Miss Alice
Boyd visited at the Norman Boyd home
Thursday.
Mrs. Byron Schryver returned home
Saturday from a weeks stay with
Written relatives.
Elias Bueghly and wife. Mrs. Clinton
Bueghly, and Mrs. Jerome Beech drove
to the county farm in the Bueghly auto
Monday.
Harvest has begun here this week.
Several farmers report their oat crop
very short and light.
RHODES.
| July 14--Mrs. r. NJ. Weeks and Mrs
| F. Il. Gray and children have gone to
Minneapolis for a visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ANYWAY visited
relatives in Des Moines few days re-
Gently.
| Miss Nellie Darling is visiting he,
aunt, Mrs Curry, at Nevada.
| Miss Nina Strickler and Miss Edith
| Dewey are attending normal at Nevada
Mr.. NJ. Everhart and family have
| been enjoying a visit from his father
| from Olin.
| Miss Ruth Mains who has been WIS.,
| iting the j. c. Roebuck family returned
to her home at Iowa City Monday and
/! was accompanied by Miss Edith Roe
| buck who will remain for a few weeks
visit with relatives in the university
city.
| Mrs. H. NJ. Willis has gone to Wis
| conSin to visit relatives and friends at
| her old home.
Mrs. II. T. Phillips fell from a load
| Of hay Monday and sprained her foot
quite badly.
| Mrs. Samuel Barton. of South Da-
kato and Mrs. Mead, of Ira, are here
| helping to- care for their father, Mr.
| Hayse, who is very poorly.
| Mrs Anna Neal is at the home of hel
| mother, Mrs. Mary Aiken, and is very
sick with tuberculosis and her recov.
cry is deSpaired of.
| Misses Lulu Kennedy, of Collins. ant
Margaret Bangor. of LaPorte City
spent Sunday afternoon with Mis-.
| Anna Phillips. Ok
| Mrs. Elizabeth Titus went to Clinton
| Wednesday for few days visit with
| relatives.