Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-14

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pledge towards the building of the new
church besides making liberal dona-
ton on the pastors salary.
GILMAN.
Jan. 1s.-The opening of school in
the new building was delayed until
next Monday on account of shortage
of coal, and the dedicatory exercises
will probably take place during the
following week.
Mrs. l.. w. Seager underwent a SUR
gical operation Saturday at Rochester.
Mimi, for chronic appendicitis and
adhesions of the intestines. Her sister
in-law. Mrs. c. G. Ramsey, was with
! her at the time, and her husband, ow-
ing to delayed trains, did not reach the
hospital until the operation was over.
He returned home Tuesday evening and
reports that the operation was sue
cessful and the patient doing we'll
| Charles Johnson had serious mis-
fortune in moving his stock and house,
/ hold furniture to South Dakota last
week. In switching. his four horses
were thrown against each other and
fell, three of them having their lives
tramped out and the fourth being so
badly injured as to be worthless. Mart
Johnson, the lad who was in charge
OF them, says the train crew refused to
place the car or the chute where the
horses could be taken out. and, owing
to the injury and exposure, all the
horses died. Mr.. Johnson on arriving
lat his destination commenced action
against the railway company.
G. w. Green, who has been confined
to his house with pneumonia for some
}weeks, is convalescent at present.
Mrs. James Stewart, who has suf-
lfered a great deal from chronic all
lments, was taken to the Methodist hos
Ipital at Des Moines Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs James I. Hunter accompanying
her.
H. s. Turner, a well-known citizen,
is Frustrated with heart disease. and
but slight hopes are entertained for
his recovery.
LAUREL.
JAN 13.-Rev. NJ. f. Levitt of the
Methodist church, will begin series
of revival meetings on Sunday even
ing. Jan. 16.
The Ladies' Aid Society met Thurs
day with Mrs. S. A. iMcdlrath.
Miss Eta Clifford, accompanied by
her father left Monday for Iowa City
where she will enter the university hos
pital for treatment.
r. B. Clifford, cashier of the Laurel
Savings Bank. was an over Sunday
visitor with friends at Marshalltown
Earl Buhrow left Thursday for 9
weeks visit with Rev. ItfC- Elyer anc
family at Pleasant Ridgegr
Miss Mildred Pence, who has beer
visiting with the family of her uncle
DIR. Pence, for some time, returned to
her home Friday.
George W. Reifschneider returned
Thursday from visit at the parenta
home at Blairstown, Mo. He is nov
making preparations to fake rural rout.
No. / from this office.."on Feb. 1.
MARIETTA.
Jan. 1s.-Mrs Wilt. Braddock an,
I daughter, Doris, who had spent sew
eral weeks at the home of Mrs. Martil
Braddock left Sunday for their home
Miss nellie Butterfield. returned Sun
: day evening after spending the holida!
vacation at her home in Lebanon. Mo.
Allie Jensen became a pupil in tn,
business college in Marshalltown las
week.
i Mr.. Herbert Showalter left Saturda.
night for his home in Colorado, afte
spending three weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs c. l.. Shewaltel
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arson. o
= Marshalltown. visited at the home o
, the formers brother Il. P. Arson, ant
I family, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haddock, spen
Saturday and Sunday at st. Anthem,
$ with the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs
!, William Dunn.
: Mrs. w. f. Davis. who has been sicl
2 for several days, is improving.
BANGOR.
jan 13.-Whinery and Carson hav
completed their ice harvest.
: Mrs. Beadie Spurlin is visiting wit
: 'ner niece, Mrs. Elan Benbow.
:, Herbert Blackburn has purchase
$ the buildings of Will Thompson on tn
: latter's property in Bangor. and h