Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-11

moved into the house at the corner Of
high and Center, owned by Alex Read
H. 4. G. Smith has sold eighty acres
OF his farm southwest OF town 70
James Forman. for $l45 per acre.
Lewis Ingleson and wife and Henry
Erickson. Of Mason City. moved last
week to the B. Granular place, formerly
occupied by Fred Walker and family.
The Gilman market sale will be held
Saturday, March 10.
r. III. Sutherland and family moved
onto the farm belonging to his moth
er-in-law. Mrs. Burtch. this week.
vANCLEVE.
March 10.-The season marks many
changes of residence. Henry Remker,
our veteran blacksmith, makes his
home in New Hampton, where he VIII
run garage and sell autos. The Mon
day train took seven cars Of emlerants
effects from Malta and eight from
Laurel to- new homes farther north.
Lewis Bye moves to the Vanscoy mouse,
and yields the Owings farm to MT.
who has taken possession.
Mr.. McCortie leaves the Mason farm
to be worked by Ed Tuttle.
The Mason school gave a box social
Friday night, when a good company OF
young people enjoyed a variety OF
amusenlents.
Miss johnson, of the Walter Smith
school, is preparing drama to be CIV
en- March Is, the actors including
number of young people Of the neigh
borhood.
Missionary w. L. Anderson. of the
Sunday School Union, visited the sun
day school, and made calls thru the
last week.
Anton lesson was among the emf
grants who took two cars Of stock ana
goods to Nicola, S. D., where he owns
half section Of land.
Peter Bosch goes back to the store
this week, where many will be glad 70
meet him again.
A new library comes to the church
this week. The use of the books IS
offered freely to all.
Miss Willis and Walter Warden came
home from school at Grinnell for
brief visit.
Cyrus Quick has changed his resi-
dence to the Johnston house, Three
miles north of his recent home.
Cassius Dannen's home is gladdened
with a visit from the Misses Philips
from Pocahontas county, who are
cousins
FERGUSON.
March 1O.-Mrs. o. P. Olsen and son
Tom, visited in Des Moines with their
daughter and sister. Miss Hanna Oh
-o~ ra+,rpiur WodnnS0av.
Messrs. p. A. Hauser. James Stevens
and Frank Scott accompanied >. r.:
Siples, of this place, to Melbourne,
where Mr.. Siples united with the Odd
Fellows Of that town Saturday even
ing.
John Wilson went to St. Anthony
Tuesday to pick corn for Charles Bul-
fer
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. g. F. EicheItz for an all day. sew
ing.
MARIETTA.
March 10.-Mrs. Joseph Johnson, OF
Fearing. visited her cousin, Mrs. Nancy
Timmons, q couple OF days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Kendall are the
parents of a daughter. born Friday.
Miss Laura Rruner, OF Toledo. WIS.,
tied at H. w. Moninger's last Week.
Miss ANY Dunn, of st. Anthony,
visited over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. A. f, Larson.
James Jensen was re-eiected sehooi
director at the election Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, Julius Wagner ana
children. Of Bonneville, N. g., visited
Mrs. Wagoners parents. Mr.. ana MIS-
xuy,,,.o.>> yU;11ia 1A9t week, +
Mr.. Ralph Hall. of Montour. visited
over Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Hall.
ST. ANTHONY.
March, 1O.-Miss Clara Dunn, OF Mar
sha,ltown. visited in st. Anthony last
week. ~ =. 49,.
shalltown last week.
Neal Crumley, of Rhodes, was IN ST.
Anthony last week on business.
Mrs. n. II. Buck. of MarshalleoWh'
was in St. Anthony last week.
Mr.. Branan, who has been quite SICK
for several weeks. is better ana MS
many friends expect soon to see h'H
out again.
The NJ. p. Sunday school Is arranging
to hold Easter services. :.
Miss Winnie Mackin Is clerkinG IN
the Harlan & Bartine store.
j. ID. Bryant left last week TOT trap
to Canada to see the country.
i. w. Hartwig shipped q car OF STOCK
to Chicago Sunday. -
Frank Williams, of Arkansas, was IN
st. Anthony last week on business.
Miss Ruth Carvin, OF Marshalltowh'
was in st. Anthony Tuesday.
Rev. Fathers +. c. Renier. or Ames'
and F. L. Renter, of MarshalltoWn, VS.
tied with Rev. L. D. Tobin this week.
Mr.. wallace, of Marshalltown, was
st. Anthony caller this week.
Mr.. Lane, of Marshalltown, was
st. Anthony caller Tuesday.
Miss Lottie Carvan is visiting at the
r. E. George home.
Misses Lizzie Dunn. Edna Convis and
Carrie Meekins are visiting IN Mar
shalltown this week
The brick work is completed on the
five new buildings. Some OF them VIII
be occupied by April 1.
Mrs. James Dunn, Jr., has purchased
the lot north of the bank and will put
up a brick building twenty-five feet
wide and seventy feet deep as soon as
she can get the workmen.
LISCOMB. -
March 10-Misses Olive Williams
and Floss McI4ain, of Union. spent FRI
day visiting the high school, u