Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-18
ST. ANTHONY,

ST. ANTHONY.
Feb Thames Cannon and John
Flanagan left last week for Canada,
where they expect to remain during the
summer.
Mrs. D. Fl. Buck and her Sunday
school class of about twenty went to
the Joseph Springer home for surprise
on Lola Springer. All had d good time.
John Jay has moved to Bangor and
will occupy the Blackburn farm.
Mrs. Harry Buck and son James.
are visiting at Colo with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Byers.
j. P. Bellefeuille, of Jefferson. ar
rived in St. Anthony Wednesday, being
called on account of the serious illness
of Mr.. Braman.
Eliza Spence had the misfortune
Tuesday of being caught in buzz saw
while saving wood and had three fin
gers taken off from his right hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Berge arrived
home Tuesday from a two weeks visit
at St. James, MINI.
John Mackin and William Schafer
each shipped a car of hogs to Cedar
Rapids Wednesday,.
The Methodist Protestant church la IL
les had q basket supper at the Joseph
Springer home Tuesday night A good
crowd attended despite the cold. Miss
Lila Mayors basket sold for So. All
sold well and everybody had good
time.
W. II. Brown. of Oskaloosa, was in
st. Anthony this week on business.
Henry Mayors is moving to town this
week
T.oy Rno INF
Charles Lindquist house.
| Uncle William Dunn is quite serious
ily sick; = rem have been called
home.
Mrs. p. A. Davenport Of Zearing, Wis
tied in ST. Anthony, this week.
RHODES.
Few 17-Dr. and Mrs. II. S. Titus
were called to Sheboygan, Wis, Thurs
day by the death of Mrs. Titus brother.
Miss Anna Phillips left Friday for a
visit with relatives at Muskogee. Okla
She was accompanied to Des Moines by
Mrs. W. c. Phillips, who returned Sun
day.
Miss Cecilia Blink returned Sunday
from a visit with her sister at Dawson
vella Raridan visited friends at Bax-
ter this week.
Little Wesley Jewel had the mis-
fortune to break his leg while playing
at school Monday
Mrs Lille vanthrin returned Mon
day from a two weeks visit with rel
atives at Eldora and Montour.
| Miss Frances Poster returned Mon
day from Davenport where she has
been visiting her aunt.
| Mrs. William Girton entertained the
Lady Rebekahs at two-course Dime,
Feb. IT, Chicken pie and many other
| tempting viands We're served. All had
good visit and departed wishing Mrs
Girton the return of many more pleas
ant valentine days.
| The Loyal Daughters and the young
mems class of the Methodist Sunday
| school were entertained by Miss Par
dee. and Miss Miller at the latter:
home at a Valentine party Feb. II
The house was decorated. The enter
tainers were not only entertaining bu'
instructive. Shooting was one of the
/ sports. A dainty two course lunch was
served Games were INDUCED in unit
a late hour when the party adjourned
! DR.. Noble was Collins visito!
Tuesday.
| Mrs. Jennie Arnold returned Tues
| day 10 ner NOME dl
| Mrs. Rollins, of Bayard, was called
here by the death of her cousin, Mr.
John Ingersoll.
| Mrs. Stout, of Mt. Vernon. attended
the funeral of her brother-in -law, Mr.
John Ingersoll.
! Mr.. NJ. H. Biddick. of Collins, visited
Sunday with Miss Alice Granner.
! Mr. Jud Malloy left "Wednesday fol
/ Lennon, 6. =.
Mrs Maggie Kelley. Of Colfax, visit
ed over Sunday with her sister, Mis-:
Mary O'Leary.
LISCOMB.
| Feb. 17-Mrs T. A. BiXby is visit
/ ing her sister. Mrs. George Dinnell. ant
other relatives in Ainsworth. Neb.
| Rev. George Biersborn filled the pull
pit at Bethel Grove Sunday morning
and evening. In the morning his sub
iect was THE Sound Foundation
The General Invitation" was the sub
iect Of the evening sermon.
| Mrs. Coline Schryver, Mrs. Mate
Meekins and Miss Julia Clifford spen
Friday and Saturday at the Tom Mon
dale home. near Written.
| Mrs. j. NJ. Stonestreet and daugh'
| ter, Miss Vera Fields, of Marshalltown
spent Tuesday with Mrs. j. B. SWEET.
! Mr.. Burt Lancaster, of Pierson, l.