Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-08

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| Preston home.
Mr. Robert Warden enjoyed a visit
from his sister, her husband and
daughter from Cedar Rapids. Mr..
Batherwell is a veteran soldier who has
suffered many years from wounds re-
| ceived in the war Of the rebellion.
| Mr.. Raines and his wife spent a few
| days at their former home In What
| Cheer.
George Appel writes from the hos
pital in Iowa City that the doctor gives
him encouragement that he can save
his eye by remaining in the hospital
several weeks.
| Mrs. Hampton has gone to visit her
brothers. the Willhouses at Bayard.
The children accompanied Mr.. Hamp-
| ton.
| FERGUSON.
| July IF. w. King returned Satur-
day from the retail jewelers. conven-
ton at Des Moines.
| Miss Sana Stevens has gone to Mt.
Auburn for a brief visit with her sister,
Mrs. Fred Brand.
| Orville Smith, Of Minneapolis, ar
rived Sunday for visit with his par
| ents, Mr., and Mrs. w. +. Smith.
Mrs. Blanche Cerder, of Vancleve. Is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. w. Lingham.
| George Doud came down Sunday
to spend the Fourth with his family
| and for a brief visit with old acqunin-
tances.
Mrs. Elga Eulsizer, who has been
| working in Perry. spent the Fourth
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
| Wilson.
| B. e. Finders, who has been working
at Hartley, spent the Fourth with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Finders.
Mrs. Seeley, of Waverly, is visiting
at the c. f. Lewis home.
w. T. Lewis, who has been working
at Winona, Mimi, Is spending Few
days with his children and mother
Mrs. Edna Powers.
Oscar flinders, of Sac City, spent the
Fourth with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Finders.
The Fourth was very quiet here, no
celebration being held. some going to
Gilman and some to Marshalltown.
A merry party composed of the fol-
lowing: C. F. Lewis and family, e.
w. Wills and wife, Fred Mocie and
family. DR.. Grove Harris and wife,
Mrs. Edna Powers and her grandchil-
dren, F. w. King and family, Mrs. w.
A. Powers, Mr.. Deer, of Iowa City, and
Miss Florence Hickey, had a picnic In
the grove west of town the Fourth.
BANGOR.
July miss Veda Davis was guest
at the E. Mason home last week.
Mrs. Horace Kinzer and baby, Of
Manhattan. Kan, are spending a few
weeks at the j. Kinzer home.
Willis Kirk and family, of Clemens.
spent Monday at the home OF J. Z.
Carter
Mr.. ]. Summer, of Newton. visited at
the L. NJ. Cammack home from Sunday
until Tuesday.
Mrs. Lester Belden, of Union, visited
her grandmother. Mrs. ]. Kersey, Mon
day.
c. Wheelock has been quite Ill the
past week. %,
Bob Kersey, of Illinois Grove. visited
at the home Of his brothers, Jim and
Hiram Kersey over Sunday.
Ellsworth Winery, Of Eldora, visit
ed at the A. E. Hollingsworth home
Sunday.
A. E. Wilmer and S. j. Hollingsworth
attended family gathering at the
home of Harry Hollingsworth Wednes-
day.
r Miss Roxie WINERY of. Marshall
town, spent Sunday at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Edna Winery.
Mrs. Sarah Arney Is entertaining
young friends from Kansas City.
Mrs. B. w. Weatherly. of Liscomb, Is
at the home of Mrs. Kersey, caring for
her mother, who has been Ill since
early spring.
Plumma Carson, of Union, has been
spending few days at. the &C. c. Car
son home. ~
Mrs. Rose Winery and daughter
Ruth, of LeGrand, visited relatives
here this week.
NORTH STAR.
July John Wilkinson, OF Albion,
visited Sunday with his son, Ernest,
and wife.
few from this neighborhood at
tended the sociable at the Coulter
schoolhouse Saturday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Early visited Sun
day at the Dan Russie home in Vienna
township.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the F. NJ. Lhamon funeral at
Liscomb Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Tom Haggin, of Carthage, S. D.,
arrived Friday for a weeks visit at the
d. b. Elliott home, and with other rel
atives.
Mr. E. e. Whaley's son. Floyd, who
has been sick for eight months with an
abscess in his lungs, has been suffering
considerable for the last two weeks but
is improving nav.
Mrs. w. O.. Hamburger was with
her sister, Mrs. Dan Chadwick. a few
days last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick
welcomed a nine pound girl Friday
m orning.
Mrs. j. E. Powers. Of Liscomb. and
sister, Mrs. E. Garbe. of Fort Riley,
Kas., and Miss Ethel La Dow, of KEEL
logg, visited Wednesday at the George
Powers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weeks and little
sons Of MarshalltoWn came Saturday
for visit at their uncle's. CA. Weeks
The little children have the whooping
cough and since they came the oldest
broke out with the measles.
Miss Anna Head. Of Marshalltown