Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-21

+ Leo Howe spent sunday night Il
Green Mountain with his parents.
| Bernice Quinlan is Ill with pneumon.
Ia, but is getting better. Symptoms OF
typhoid were alarming for q time. but
they have been overcome.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Chamness, Of
New Providence, are visiting Liscomh
relatives for few days while MT
l Chamness Is being treated for stomach
trouble which has followed an opera
ton Tor appendicitis. /
Mrs. CLINTON Bueghly arrived home
Friday from an extended visit to relar
tives In Des Moines
| The grammar room of the high school
has purchased twelve volumes OF :
standard encyclopedia and placed them
In the library. On the evening Of Oct
20 the pupils OF this room will give a
Halloween program and serve supper
in the ~. w. A. han, the proceeds to
be used for further needed school SUPP
plies.
b. A. Armstrong and son Jesse, Of
Gearing, attended the field day at
fractions hero Friday.
Mr.. Henry Van Oradsl and son, of st.
Anthony. visited ct the Dickerson home
Friday.
George Powers. who recently under
went an operation for abscess. was in
town Friday. and Is feeling very we'll.
| Mrs. E. L. Burkhart and daughter
Hazel. were the principal actors in
an exciting runaway Thursday even
frightened at some object In the road
and proceeded to smash up the buggy.
No serious damage resulted except to
the vehicle. which Is beyond repair
| Mrs. William J. Lhamon, Of Des
EMoines. is visiting for a few days with
Mrs. F. Nj. Lhamon.
| The Y. L. G.. c. will conduct q pantry
sale in the Biersborn store Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'clock. The regular
Injecting Of this society will be held with
Mrs. Paris Friday afternoon.
! Ed Morey has returned home from
Iowa City, where he had an operation
for appendicitis He returned to his
work in Eldora Monday
Charles Sussmilch and wife, of Eldora,
visited Sunday with Mrs. L. G.. Biers-
born.
| A protracted meeting was begun al
Bethel Grove Sunday. the services be-
ing in charge Of Rev. Mr. Reynolds
| Supper was served in the Odd Fell
lows hall Friday evening by the ladies
of the Christian church, the receipts OF
the evening amounting to over $40
I The members of the cemetery asso-
| citation have planned to extend the
driveway in the cemetery. It is their
desire that all the men who can will
give their time next Saturday for work
in the cemetery. Dinner will be served
to those who assist In this work.
Mr.. Carl Denbow. Of Carthage, S. D.,
is here to pick corn for r. D. Johnson
| Miss Elsie Melieck and Miss Pearl
Preston. of Melbourne, spent Sunday
! with the formers parents.
| Miss Florence Woodruff, of Rolfe, re-
| turned home Monday afternoon after
a two-months' visit at ]. o. Gould's.
Mr.. II. A. Miller. from Wilsey. Kan.
a brother Of Frank Miller. arrived
Monday with a carload Of apples.
Ed Dillon and wife. Of Beaman are
visiting at the home of Frank Dillon.
A pleasant gathering was held Mon
day at the home Of Hrs. T. A. Bixby
Mr.. anu Mrs. Clyde sRoiston and sons,
De Arve and Donald, Of Ainsworth,
Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Burdette Rolston
of Conrad: ME-. and Mrs. Hinton Roll
sten, Mr.. and Mrs. George Biershorn.
and Mr.. John Hauser being present.
Il .sa-s RHODES. sss.- .s II
I Oct. 20.--Mrs. r. E, Bentley was a
Cedar Rapids v4eitor~last week.
Mrs. X. 3, Doyle. Of Potter. was g
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Waltermeier. who
have been living in South Dakota, have
been visiting at the Kuhn home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Reimers, of South
DakoSa are. visiting the latter;s sister,
l To-
Several ladies gathered at the Amos
Harmon home Saturday evening i The
| time was enjoyably spent in tying COM
| forters after which refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Ellis Tribby and children are
visiting relatives in Boone.
Mrs Max Radloff, who has been
spending several weeks at the home of
| her mother Mrs. Amos Harmon, re-
turned to her home near Marshalltown
Monday.
MARIETTA
l Oct. 20.-Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Reilly,
of Marshalltown, visited at Mrs Nancy
Timmons' Sunday.
Robert Harper began the erection Of
a new barn last week.
Mrs, William Dunn, of st. Anthony,
visited her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Larson
last week.
I Miss Anna Jensen spent the week at
the DR.. Mantle home in Albion.
Messrs. William, John and David
Braddock are here visiting their moth
er. Mrs. Martin Braddock.
Miss Elsie Haddock visited Misses
Emma and Ruth Nichols at Minerva q
couple of days this week.
NORTH STAR.
Oct. 20.-Mrs. william Ayey, Of AL
bion. is spending the week with her
daughter Mrs. b. E. Schetble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson. from
near Green Mountain, visited Sunday
at the John Scheible and G. e. Clap
saddle homes.
D. B. Elliott and Will Early com
menced Monday to pick and crib corn
and report 1t In good condition.
Mr.. Herbert, Head, Of Humboldt,
Wis, visited his cousin. Pardon Head
and family the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. =. Collins and Mr..
and Mrs. walter Collins visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs B. E. Scheible
Little Miss Hazel Dickerson, OF Lis
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