Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-02
casions held in the Christian church
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The second number Of the seasons
lecture course wifi be given, in the
Christian church. Saturday evening.
Concert Company.
Mr. and Mira. Charles Haas. OF Mar
shalltown. visited Sunday II the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Beatty.
b. r. Clark returned home Wotlnes-
day. from Chicago. where no had been
with q shipment Of cattle and hogs.
While in Chicago Mr.. Clark attended
the Fat stock show.
r.. 8. Rogers and daughter Pansy. Of
Union. visited Mrs. NJ. A. Middleton
here Friday.
George Biersborn preached Thanks
giving sermon to his Garwin congrega-
ton Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McKibben, south OF
town, have a new son.
DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Bixby and daugh-
ter. Of Union. dined at the home Of
Mrs. L. l.. Bixby. Thursday.
ST. ANTHONY.
Dec. 1--Mr. and Mrs. David Black
burn spent Thanksgiving in Des
Moines with their daughter, Mrs. w.
H. Darner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mackin and
Misses Edna Convis, Kate Caravan
Carrie Mcekins and Nora Dolling all
spent Thanksgiving in Marshalltown.
Miss Maggie Flanagan, Miss Mary
Dunn and Miss Clara Dunn. Of Mar
shalltown. spent Thanksgiving at their
nome in st. Anthony.
Miss Amy Dunn and Miss Mamie
Gordon spent Thanksgiving at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller, of Wright coun-
", spent Thanksgiving at st. Anthony
at the John Beck home. Mrs. John
Beck and Miss Carrie Barton accom-
panied them home in their automobile
for a visit lasting until Tuesday.
Mr.. Willie Hines. Frank and Miss
Mamie Gill are attending school in
Marshalltown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Olson. and Mr.
and Mrs. F.. Hanson, of McCallsburg,
visited at st. Anthony this week.
Mrs. Ben Wilkinson and Mrs. d. III.
Buck visited at Rhodes last week.
Mrs. z. p. Price is visiting relatives
in South Dakota.
James Cannon bought the livery and
dray business from William LaPlant
and took possession Wednesday.
Miss Katie Caravan, teacher i'll the
st. Anthony school. has resigned. She
expects to teach until the board Sc
cures her successor.
John Mackin shipped car OF stock
Sunday and one car Tuesday
]. A. Deal shipped car of stock
Tuesday.
Messrs. Maggie. NJ c. Laughlan and
Katie Lyons left Wednesday for Have
lock, Neb., for a visit.
James Cannon bo rapto1 zinc CT
Anthony hotel. He takes possession
lat once.
HAVERHILI..
Dec. George Heiering, Of Okla.
homa. who has been here visiting his
father-in-law. Bernard Kopel, left fol
Alta Vista Tuesday. He is expected
back here today. Mr. HeierinK is look
Ing for location to go in business, blu,
has not yet decided whether he viii
settle here or not.
William Welp and sons shipped a ca,
load of hogs and cattle to Chicago
Wednesday.
Mrs Ben Lowing and her mother
Mrs. Herman Kopel, LETT Monday for q
visit OF several weeks with relatives a,
Williams Iowa, and Adrian. MINI.
Joseph Kuhl loaded his household ef-
fects in cars Monday and shipped te
Perry. His family left for the new
home the same day. William WelE
moved in the house vacated by the
Kuhls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gucart, OF
Rhodes. were over-Sunday visitors
with the Westerbeck family.
LAMO1LLE.
Dec. Both Mr.. and Mrs W. w
Eaton are suffering severe attacks Of
tonsilitis. Their little grandson is very
low with pneumonia.
The Lamoille Women's Club meets
With Mrs. Dewitt Thursday afternoon
A special sermon for children will be
given at the church Sunday morning
Other services Of the day will be held
as usual
Mrs. Fannie Winegarden, Of Poca-
hontas, is here visiting her sister. Miss
Grace Eaton, and other relatives. She
leaves Saturday for Webster City
where she will visit relatives before
returning to her home.
The Ever Ready Bible Glass will hold
it's regular monthly party with Ruth
Wilson Friday evening.
The winter term of school COM
menced Monday with an enrolment OF
thirty three.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bissett and little
daughter Bernice expect to leave FRI
day for visit with relatives in Wis
consin.
Arthur Richards is visiting relatives
in Waterloo this week.