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

Wn1Ch originated IA Sn0 NO's~Ait Wouh-
tains when the Dutch were exploring
and settling the new country. Among
these ancient fascinating tales were
those OF Rip Van Wrinkle and Ichabod
| Crane. the latter beihS quite effectively
related by NrA Cens Smith. The meet
ing Of the CLUB on Nov. - will be held
with Mrs. J. D. Parksr and will be the
first social meeting Of the year.
! Mrs. Orlando 0tsfks. OF Conrad. 10
visiting Liscomb friends for week.
| Mr. ana Mr.. IA Hawk and son. OF
Marshalltown, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. r. johnson Saturday and Sum
day.
Barney Chamness and wife. OF New
! Providence. were entertained at the l..
III. Smith home Sunday Mr.. Cham
ness. who recently underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis. is gaining his
former health quite rapidly.
MIR. Clarence Mcktbben. who spent
the summer in Wisconsin, arrived here
| Thursday and will remain during the
winter.
Miss Eta Early, Of Marshalltown,
| who has been paying farewell visit
to her numerous friends here. went to
Union Tuesday night. Miss Early and
her mother. Mrs. Jennie Early. expect
to start next week for Tampa, Fla,
where they will spend the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Nix, who moved
to that city in August.
Miss Thelma Haydn visited with
Union relatives Saturday.
Frank Fellows and wife are enter
tanning their first born, son, who ar
rived Monday.
Mrs. Nora Hepler, of Amisted. y. Nj,
is making an extended visit With her
sister Mrs. G. A. Mershon.
Mabel Tressler cut her hand quite
severely on broken Jar of fruit Sat
urday. nearly sevacins the thumb. The
wound is doing very well.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Hilsabeck is suffering from an
! attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs S. w. Anderson returned Satur-
/, day from a visit with her son, Farwell.
and wife, in Oskaloosa.
! The Y. l.. c. c. will hold a pantry
sale in Biersborn's store Saturday az
| ternoon, Nov. IL.
| III. Fl. Hitch, Of Brainerd. Mimi.
shipped a car load of cattle here this
| week and disposed Of them to farmers.
! Mrs John T. Weatherly arrived from
Minnesota Friday and is visiting old
friends and relatives. Mrs. Weatherly,
! who is a sister OF Mrs. William Sent
man. of Union, has not paid visit
home before for twenty years.
The supper and program given by
the grammar room of the nigh school
in the Woodman's hall Saturday even
Ing was great success and added
over $50 TO the book fund.
Mrs. Y. S. Weatherly slipped and fell
while entering the house Saturday and
sustained severe bruises. Mrs. Wealth
erly was all ready and iler trunk at the
depot to go to Rock Rapids where she
had intended to spend the most of the
winter With her SOM j. T.. Weatheriy,
and family. and was much disappointed
that the trip had to be postponed.
Vern Boyd is visiting relatives in
Lyon county for week.
j. c. Scott and wife returned home
Saturday from q ten days visit 10
Miner and Sanborn counties Sou III
Dakota. > III"
Mr. and Mrs. Garter Smith, Of
Ciemons. spent "Wednesday as the
guests OF their aunt, Mrs. Catherine
Weatherly.
Miss Grace Melick who finished hs'
first term Of school near Stout FRIDAY
has returned home from short vaca
ton.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Chris
tian church will. hold an afternoon so
cial at the home of MIS- l.. l., Bixby,
THURSDAY. the 18th. :
Miss Elsie AIelick returned Friday
from Melbourne. where she has taught
for several years and will spend the
winter at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dillon have a
new daughter. @
The first number of the seasons lee
ture course comes Thursday evening
and is an entertainment by Gilbert Ell
dredge. The numbeyAto follow Mr.. Ell
dredge are: The Nevin Concert Com
pany, Dec. 3; George p. Bible. humor-
Gus lecturer and entertainer. Jan. 81:
The Tennessee Jubilee Company. Feb.
%. The entertainments will be held
in the Christian church.
r. F.. Clark shipped carload Of cat
tie to Chicago Wednesday.
MARIETTA.
Novx. l0-Miss Mary Maronda. Of
Fearing. visited Miss Bonnie Timmons
the first Of the week.
Mrs. Fannie Bosworth and daughter.
Margaret, Of Barlow, ". D., are here
| visiting relatives.
Mrs Martin Swintek. Of Eddyville.
visited Mrs. John Timmons Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Tomlinson, OF Mar
shalltown, visited her sister. Mrs. w.
II. C. Woodward. the hrst Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Timmons visited
over Sunday with relatives in State
Center. They left Thursday for their
home In Scoby, Mont. after two
weeks visit with relatives here.
! NORTH STAR.
T, Nov. lO.-The r. A. McKibben fam
! ily visited at the Paris home in Lis
| comb Sunday.
Miss Mary Kurtz. Of near MARSHALL
town, visited Sunday and Monday with
Mrs Will Early.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Chadwick and
children spent the day Sunday at W.
| O. Traubarger's
Miss Pearl Whaley attended the
Iowa state teachers convention at Des
Moines last week.