Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-19
NoRTH STAR.

Aug. 1s-Joe McKibben. son of Mr..
n Mrs. J.. F. McKibben. is threatened
with typhoid fever.
MI. and Mrs. Samuel Beughly. of
Raisin. Cal. visited Wednesday with
MIR. Peter Delp and daughter Matte.
Mr.. George. Powers returned Friday
from Carthage, S. D., near which place
he rented a farm and will move there
next spring. 20
Charles Transbarger, OF Franklin, IL.
arrived Wednesday for a two weeks
visit with his brother, w. O. Tran
bareer, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scheibel and
daughters. Mabel and Clara. of Prairie
Vile. visited Sunday with their son and
mother. John, and wife.
There was not a very large attend
ance At the extra meeting of the North
star AID held at Mrs. Pardon Heads
Thursday afternoon. a guilt was pu,
in and some work done--on it.
Miss Sylvia Glenn, Of M~arshalltown,
who has been visiting at r. A. McKib-
ben's for a week. returned to her home
Thursday evening. Cynthia McKibben
accompanied her for a weeks visit.
Miss Eva Hostetler, of Port Worth,
Tex, and Miss Ortha Robbins, of Des
Moines, arrived Wednesday evening for
a w weeks visit with Miss Mary
Head r other friends and relatives
in and near Conrad.
Mrs. p. A. McKibben and children
and their guest. Miss Sylvia Glenn, Of
Marshalltown, and Mrs. John Schiebel.
joined a few families from Liscomb
and picnicked at the river Wednesday.
Mr.. Noah Albright, of 1~vester, arrived
Sunday for a few days visit with his
uncle, Mr.. Peter Delp. Nj. Albright
las been attending college at Bridge
water. Va, and expects to leave soon
for another years work. His sister
will accompany him and enroll as a
student in the same college.
Monday the shock threshi1g was
finished IN this neighborhood. The
work occupied about three weeks and
they only lost a day and a half and
that was on account of the weather.
The largest number OF bushels of oats
threshed in one day was Alps, the
heaviest yield per acre was ffty-six
bushels and the average was about
forty-hve.
Mrs. ". O. Tranbarger and Miss
Mary Head entertained ten young peo-
pie at the Transbarger home. Tuesday
SN CHING AZ IIcIIol VI JIlSlI guests,
Charles Hamburger and Misses Eva
Hostetler and Ortha Robbins. The
evening was pleasantly spent with var
ious amusements and the hoatesses
served Ice cream and cake. The dec
orations were cat-tails and ferns.
FERGUSON.
Aug. 1s.-Mrs. B. wallish, from Mar
shalltown, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
August Gummers and family.
Mrs. Haight and children. Of Johns
town, Pa, who AVE been spending the
summer with the formers mother.
Mrs. VanAllen, returned home Tues
day.
Mrs. ]. r. Finders went to Perry
Tuesday for an indefinite stay with
friends.
Mrs. U. Moore was taken sick of
morbus Friday evening OF last
week but is much better at this time,
and a complete GOV is looked 70,
in a short time.
Stewart Campbelrs baby. which has
been sick the past three weeks. is get
ting much better and q recovery IL
now looked for.
John Wilson and Frank Kink went
to the Iowa river fishing Tuesday near
iLeGrand.
The hotel changed hands recently
passing into the hand of A. E. Pier
son q real estate dealer Of Marion.
cdnity during the past week, helping
pastures and the corn, causing re-
Joicing AIuuns as.