Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-26
RHODES.

RHODES.
| Aug. 26-Mrs. Anna White anu
daughter, of Lamont, are visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Brewer, ana
other relatives.
! Mr.. F. E. Bentley and son, Frank,
went to Omaha Friday evening to meet
Mrs. Bentley, who has been visiting
relatives in Kansas.
! Mr.. John Blumenschein left We'd
nesday for Mannheim, Germany, 10
sit at his old home. Mr.. Blu1nen-
len will be gone about six weeks or
.rhaps longer.
Mr.. Earl Snowgren, of Madrid. ana
Miss Iva Hi,dreth, of this place, were
married in Des Moines Saturday. Ihey
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hildreth, the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Snowgren have gone to
housekeeping in Madrid where they
Twill make their home.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nirk, of Sheldon
twisted their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Nirk, of this place, few
days this week.
! Miss Arhens, of Marshalltown, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Noble
1 Mr.. tMalloy returned from South Da-
tkota Wednesday to visit his daughter,
tMrs. Eta Morrison, and son, Tom NAL
hoy.
Mrs. Ella Thome and two children,
who have been spending a few weeks
at the H. 7. Phillips home. returned to
daeir home in Dixon, ILL.,. Wednesday.
] The harvest social held at the home
nof John Goodmanson on the lawn Tues
tday evening was very largely attended
"a bounteous supper was served to sew
eral hundred people. The lawn was
fbrilliantly lighted, and amusements OF
different kinds were afforded. A fishing
pond caused much merriment. A fine
,owery and lovely music furnished the
astime for many who cared to dance
e cream and cake We're also served. A
most enjoyable evening was spent and
everyone reports a fine time 1t was
lthe largest crowd that has been as
sembled in Rhodes for some time
lcMaHg were in attendance from State
Center and Melbourne.
Miss Edith Roebuck returned from
Iowa City Wednesday.
The vacation days will soon be over
las school begins next Monday.
I; Threshing is about over in this vi
tcinity. The oats crop is good.
MARION TOWNSHIP.
/. Aug. 25-Mr and Mrs. Meyers. of
Hne OlQ pSOple llOuie, WHO nave DSSL
Visiting relatives in Dallas county, re-
Hurned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Goughnour and children.
formerly residents Of this neighbor-
hood. but now living near Greene. Wis
Idted friends here this week. Mrs.
iGouEhnour will also visit her parents
at Elllhart.
Miss Margaret Williams, Of Taylor
ownship, visited at the w. I. Williams
ONE last Sunday. Emmett and Arthur
Williams, Of Conrad. will also be guests
,at the Williams home.
4 Mrs Robert Emery and Miss Iva
fwiliams entertained small company
tof friends at the old peoples home
ISunday afternoon.
Thomas Simpson, of Marshalltown
visited over Sunday at the Fred Duff
'hone and the old peoples home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Every Wallace, of Mel
bourne, visited last week at the John
itHogencamp's home.
Charles Saylor of Marshalltown, Wis
ated this week at Howard NichoIson's
Norman Pilgrim, of Grinnell, spent
Sunday with John Hogancamp.
Z Peter Schecter of Wisconsin, visited
friends in this neighborhood Tuesday
4 Miss Ruth Southworth Of Minneap-
/
Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Wheel
er.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson. who has beer
visiting friends in Minnesota. arrived
home Tuesday.
Mrs Henry futile who has been Wis
titins in North Dakota arrived home
Monday.
Mrs. Dora Fallen gave a etork show
er Wednesday for Mrs. John Brewer
/ Many pretty gifts were given and re
freshments served.
Minnie Steward, of Marshalltown, Is
visiting this week at the Charlie:
Brooks home and the old peoples
home.
w. H. Nicholson. of Beaman, visit
!; ed Wednesday at Howard Nicholson 8.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolfgang en-
tertained a small company OF friends
at dinner Wednesday. The guest o
the day was Charles Saylor OF Mar
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