Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-01

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definite stay. at the home of her son.
Henry Futnass at MCDOWELL. Cal.
| Thomas smith visited over Sunday
| at Thomas Cheville's, ave miles south
Of MarshalltoWn. 1 SIS
Mrs Eva Furnas, living Ave miles
Mrs. A. P.s sYerrington and little
daughter. who have been visiting for
the past six months at the F. NJ.
Wheeler home. left Monday for their
home In Los Angeles, Cal. e. F..
Wheeler accompanied them as far as
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warrington.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Alsbaugh, OF
! MarshaNtown. visited the formers
mother, Mrs Fannie Alsbaugh. at the
! old peoples home. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bodine. of Marshall
town, visited Sunday at George Wolf
gangs.
Oscar Gear. OF Marshalitown. visited
his sister, Mrs. Fred Duff, few days
recently.
Mrs. Alpha Mackaman. of Marshall
town. is visiting at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry futile.
Mr.. J. @. Goughnour. Of Ankeny,
came Saturday morning to attend a
special business meeting of the Breth-
rem church. Mr.. Goughnour left for
his home the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Powell. of Mar
shalltown. were guests at the John
Hines home Sunday.
Robert Dietrich, of Marshalltown, is
visiting little Jack Nicholson.
Charles Randall, of Lamoille, and
William Randall, of Albion were
Z
A telephone meeting is being held
today at No. 5.
Charles Wheeler and family spent
Sunday at Laurel at the home of Mrs.
WV e'ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Alexander.
Seeing is progressing rapidly in
this community.
Mrs. George Wolfgang is improving
slowly from her recent illness.
Mrs. Clara Va IN. Of Des Moines,
visited Saturday III Sunday at Henry
| Tuttle's.
Mrs. Robert Holt, of Marshalltown.
who has been visiting, Mrs Henry
Nicholson, was quite i'll Monday.
LAMOILLE
March 31.-Preparations are being
made, and the work started at the
county farm for the new county hos
ipital. Men and teams have practically
finished the excavation work. The
boarding and sleeping house for the
i carpenters. masons and helpers is
! about completed.
| Vernon koontz, son of Superintend-
+, ent Koontz, of the county farm, who
! had an operation some time ago to re-
| lieve his condition caused by pleura-
pneumonia. is doing S<cry nicely. Last
Sunday he was carried downstairs and
sat up for about one hour. the first he
has been downstairs during the six
weeks Of his illness.
Miss Anna Erickson was taken with
a severe attack of la grippe last Fri
day. She is gaining slowly. and ex-
poets to be up again before long.
Mrs. Woodland, of, this place, and
Mrs. Eels, Of Croker, Iowa, visited
Wednesday with Mrs. James Steward.
/ at Quarry. rs
There was a large congregation at
| the Easter Sunday services. many talk
| ing advantage Of thee fine weather and
good roads to be present. An offering
for the U. B. M. l. resulted in a gratify-
| ing sum. The choir rendered some
| beautiful Easter anthems for the occa-
sion. n $50
| Next Sunday the Lords Supper and
reception of new members will take
place at the morning service. The sub
ject for the morning service will be:
IA Grain of Wheat. h.and for the ev-
ening Forgetting" The subject TO,
Christian Endeavor.' at z p. M, is
"Christ, Our Teacher" The leader is
Mrs. James o. Bissette
The little 6-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ennis is threatened
with appendicitis. and it may be neces-
sary to have an operation.
MARIETTA
March 31-Mr. and Mrs.sDavid wfla-
Hey, of Albion, visited at the Chris
Wardn7an home Sunday.
Mrs. X. G. Roberts and son Harold,
| OF Marshalltown, spent the week with
the formers mother. Mrs. Martin
Braddock.
Miss Bonnie Timmons went to Gear
Ing Monday to spend few weeks
keeping books in Joseph Johnson's
Hardware store, where she was for
merly employed.
/ Ernest Woodward left last week for
Montana, where he expects to spend
the summer.
Miss Anna Jensen has been i'll this
week with an attack Of appendicitis.
| Miss Nellie Butterfield spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends at Lau-
rel.
| Mr. and Mrs w. F.. Tomlinson Wis
|ited at w. H. c. Woodwards Wednes-
day.
| RHODES
| Little Lee Delos Mains accompanied
his aunt, Mrs. Miller, to her home at
Menlo Thursday. where he will remain
Little Gilbert will continue to make his
home with his grandparents at this
place.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Titus and Mrs. w. c.
Phillips were State Center callers Fri
day.
! Miss Ahrens, of Marshalltown. is Wis