Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
LAUREL.

center, ana DaHlel f1OChtidu anu "AS
of Frankfort. Kan. visited the fore
part Of the week with j. n. McBroon
and other relatives.
Forest Keahles. living two miles east
Of town. is esuffering from am attack
ofscariet fever. but is now improving
and thought to be out OF danger.
The Sunday school convention OF
Mariposa township. was held last Sun
day at the Barrett church, five miles
southeast of Laurel. 1t was largely
atteided. and an interesting program
was given.
A number of Laurel people will at
tend the meeting at Des Moines Friday
evening to see and hear Roosevelt.
Miss eBrtha Benson. who submitted
to an operation for appendicitis at the
s T. 1. hospital last week, is making
rapid progress toward recovery.
MINERVA.
Nov. 3.-Mrs. Herbert Nichols left
Monday for Council Bluffs. being called
by the death Of her brother, Mr.. Leon
ard. WIN was killed by a street car
Sunday
What might have resulted seriously
occurred on Saturday afternoon when
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Maxfield We're
starting to a neighboring village. The
team became frightened and ran into
a bank upsetting the buggy and break
ing off the seat Aside from a few
bruises the occupants escaped serious
Injury.
Mrs. Petit. of Marshalltown. spent
Sunday rs the guest Of her son. Mr..
Ernest Petit, and wife.
Rev. T. P Potter. of Albion. was
calling in this neighborhood last week
Most of the farmers have. begun
picking corn.
MARIETTA
Nov. 3-Mr and Mrs S II. Reilly
and Miss Kate Johnson. of MARSHALL
town. visited at the home of Mrs. Nam
cy Timmons Sunday
Mrs. Julius Wagner and children. Of
Hartland. visited at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Villa,
last week.
Mrs Fannie Mccullough. of Webster
City, visited her sister. Mrs. Mary Hall,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Timmons, Of SEQ
hey. Mont. came last week to spend
short time visiting relatives.
Miss Elsie Haddock entered the
training school Of st. Thomas hospital,
Marshalltown, Monday. where she will
take training TO become nurse
Everett Nash and family moved to
Albion this week.
Mrs. John Shewalter OF Imperial
City, Neb., came this week to visit her
mother Mrs. Martin Braddock.
Nov 3.-Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Ken
nedy are the parents Of boy born
Friday
The lecture by Judge George D. Al
den on Saturday evening on THE
Needs Of the World" at the opera
house, was the second entertainment
of the course. capacity audience at
tended and listened with enthusiasm
and delight.
Rev. D. w. Benedict and wife start
Tuesday morning on a visiting tour to
Ohio, going from there to New Orleans,
California, ond other points. They will
be absent from home about eight
months.
Rev. Benedict presented two rousinE
sermons at the NJ. E. church Sunday
morning and evening.
j. Harris and wife, Of Audalusia, H.,
the latter q sister Of Mrs Keziah.
Thomas and n. r. McGrew, arrived on
Saturday for visit with their rela-
tives.
Mrs. d. Trains. who, with her hus-
band and son, Raymond, have been
visiting al the home Of her parents. q.
w. Green and wife. has gone to sana-
torium at Colorado Springs. Col. for
treatment for tuberculosis
oh, Iroh t1A1
their annual flower sale and chicken
pie supper on Wednesday. Nov. 2, at
the G. A. r. hall.
Rev. w. NJ. Kennedy shipped his
household good to Druesdale last week.
expecting the family to follow in a day
or two. The sickness Of his wife. while
visiting at the home OF A. ]. Pence.
prevented them doing So
]. NJ. Carney and wife will leave
Wednesday morning for Burlington for
a visit of a few days with their son,
f. P. Carney and wife.
In letter recently received by n. r.
McGrew from A. o. Pence. of Alham-
bra, Cal, he says Of Mrs. Robert SUIT
ton, the wife of a former merchant Of
Gilman, that she Is still Obliged to use
clutches in walking-the result OF a
fracture Of the hip couple Of years.
ago.
The canning factory employees have
all left for their homes, the work OF
and boxing having been COM
pleted the last week.
ST. ANTHONY.
Nov. 3.-Mrs. j. E. Mabie and Mrs.
George Hines, Of Marshalltown, visited
in st. Anthony Sunday.
Miss Maggie Flanagan. Of MARSHALL
town. visited at home Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Cannon and her daugh-
ter. Winnie, are both sick.
Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Clark, Of State
Center, and Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Buck
were entertained for dinner Sunday by
Md. and Mrs. David Blackburn.
Mr.. George Bryant. Of Marietta,
Mimi, is visiting with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Bryant.
Wilbur Tight moved to Bromley
Ed Bartine moved int the house
by Mr.. Tight and l.. NJ. Lay
cock will move in the house vacated
by Bartine. There is not q vacant
house in town.
Misses Edna Convis and Carrie
visited in Marshalltown this
week.
Halloween night there was nothing
disturbed in the town that was report
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