Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-10
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MARION TOWNSHIP.
June 9-Mrs. L. A. Tuffree, of Mar
shalltown, visited Tuesday at Howard
Nicholsons
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Wheeler left
Saturday for Warsaw rto attend the
annual meeting of the Brethren
church. @
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Brewer. Mrs. Mel
lie Nicholson, Mrs. Kate Gooch. and
Mrs Nellie Kinsey left Friday night
for Winona Lake, Ind. Before return
ing home Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs
Kate Gooch will spend several days
visiting her brother. l.. Hiliery at
Goshen, Ind
Mrs. Kathryn Crush, of Waterloo,
visited the old peoples home Saturday
with a view of becoming an inmate
Mr. Wolfgang, of Marshalltown. Is
visiting at George Wplfgangs ana
Henry Nicholson's.
The Helping Hand Aid Society VIII
be entertained June 10 by Mrs, Fred
Duff.
Mrs. E. F.. Powell of Marshalltown.
spent last week at Howard Nichol-
sons.
Grandma like. of the old peoples
home. went to Marshalltown Monday
to visit her daughter and grandchil-
dren.
Mr. John Hines was called TO lnulah'l
Saturday by the death of his mother
LAUREL.
June &C. w. Buhrow was thrown
from a load of hay a few days ago by
the upsetting OF the wagon. and his
shoulder was dislocated besides being
otherwise bruised and injured, but he
is doing as well as could be expected,
Elmer Fuller and wife are parents
of a daughter, born to them Tuesday
last.
E. NJ. McBroom returned home Mon
day from al few days visit with reia-
tives at Gupdy Center, where ne at
tended the commencement exercises OF
the Grundy Center high school on Fri
day evening. His niece. Miss Mabel
McBroom was member of the F.ad-
uating class.
A. j. Stanford and wife. of Tama,
were Laurel visitors Friday.
A. j. Bloom. agent of the Iowa Gen.
trail railway here, with his family. re-
turned home Saturday from Madison,
Ind, where he spent the past month
with relatives.
The first bali game of the season
on the home diamond was played Sat
urday between Laurel and Kellogg and
resulted in q score Of to l in favor of
J,aurel vi
The revival meetings at the Metho-
dist church closed Saturday evening.
Several were converted during the two
weeks meetings.
H. A. Weissenburgsrs returned home
Monday from a business trip to Peru
! Ill.,
! .vs,xt.I6EEvn
Juneaa 9.--Mrs. ,-Nsneyr-s;aaarer. ona
of our older residents and an octogen-
iarian, after spending the winter with
her daughter Mrs. Kimbal1. at Mar
! shalltown. has come to her usual sum-
mer home with Mrs. Mary Shearer.
| Miss Julia Ogg. of Liscomb. who has
taught the Appel school successfully
for four years, will not accept the POI
work Ffiday she gave avery pleasant
program (which interested many.
Chidlren's day exerciffstwill be Civ
en- next Sunday morning. ~ Mr.. White,
the missionary, had full hearing last
work of more than $50. fh !.
The Odds and Ends Society of ladies
met today with Mrs. Mace.
| Miss Marjorie Plumb of Tama. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William War
den.
The home of our blacksmith. Mr.
| Ogle, is made glad with the arrival of
a baby daughter
| Mrs. keyser holds to life by slight
j tenure thru the loving care of her
I daughter Mrs. Mason.
The boarding car is here with a gang
of men to tear down the water tank
windmill and the engineers will take
water at State Center. The workner
are also repairing the platform and
depot.
MINERVA.
June 9-Mrs. Newly. who has beer
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Stacy Mich
OILS. for three weeks, still of grip.
Mrs. and Mrs. THOMAS Tucker. o,
Clemens. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roe HAT
and family. of Marietts We're guests a
the David Tucker home Sunday.
School closed Friday. A picnic wa
enjoyed by the teacher, pupils and sew
eral friends
Miss Leona Larson, who has peer
making her home with her sister, Mrs
w. A. Humphreys, went to Albion
Monday.
MARIETTA.
June 9.-James and Allie Jensen
visited at the home of their brother
Fred Jensen, at Green Mountain, Sun
day.
Mrs. Horace Packer closed her schoo
,:-4.;aIr Friday with a nicni