Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-28

4 Methodist church is attracting much
fntion III that community.
" Many tenants of ST. Anthony farms
preparing to move on March 1. Mr..
|mer Raridon, of Rhodes, has gone
N jlhe Rochester, Mimi, hospital.
! AlThe news grouped by towns and
6vYntry communities is as follows:
LAUREL
gan. 27.-Grandma Schultz, who has
Men quite seriously i'll for several days
vst, is now somewhat improved, and
Ir recovery is confidently expected.
s V1iss Winona Buhrow is suffering
ymsidered dangerous.
II The revival meetings are still in
Progress at the NJ. e. church, and much
lterest Is being manifested Mr.. An
erson, county missionary, will have
barge of the singing each night dur
Ing the week.
il Rev. j. j. Braun, pastor Of the Evan
lgelical church, closed an interesting
feries of revival meetings the past
XSweek at his Logan township appoint
i &ent.
~ Mrs Leslie r. Norton entertained the
)fNdies'- Aid Thursday at an all-day
II Ision and q good dinner was served.
n I'd Buffer and family, Of st. An
( }1ony, came Saturday for a short visit
NTH the families Of j. C.. Buffer and
Ban Brown, Sr.
e M. McBroom, wife and daughter,
euhla, spent several days the past
Lt1o
~ ST. ANTHONY.
IN fan. 27.-The Methodist Protestant
aid society held pie social at
lG1e home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
4 Slough last Thursday night. There
4 were present f1fty-seven people and the
1 net proceeds were $1o.15.
Miss Edna Convis went to Marshall-
town Friday for a few days visit.
N. C.. Barton has moved to near
Colo
Mr.. Sylvester Hanlins viii move on
to the Henry Jones farm, one mile
north OF st. Anthony.
Charles Buffer has moved on the old
N Leonard Deal farm, three miles south
east of ST. anthony.
IN A. F. Deal has bought the Charles
! Esterley farm, two miles southwest OF
ST. anthony.
Allie Deal, of FIT. Collins. Colo, ar
rived in st. Anthony Sunday night and
rexpeets to make his home with his IA
Their, j. A, Deal.
ia. Deal shipped one car Of stock
Sunday to Chicago
AL. Lacey shipped one car Of stock
to Chicago Sunday.
James Oaks shipped two cars OF
stock Sunday to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Krouse, Of Luverne,
are visiting at the, William Schafer
home in st. Anthony.
Mi. ana Mrs Wallace, Of Marshall-
town. spent Sunday in St. Anthony.
NE. and Mrs. H. H. Buck, of Mar
shalltown, visited at st. Anthony this
week,
Mrs. William LaPlant is quite sick
again.
RE. George went to Des Moines on
business Wednesday.
William Dunn Is quite sick again.
RHoDES.
Tan. MFRS. f. E. Bentley and
daughter Amelia went to Hopkinter
Friday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Neal, of Mingo, spent
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Mary AL
len.
Glenn and Katherine Titus were
/ Marshalltown callers. sunday.
The dance in the hall Saturday even
inr. was we'll attended and every one
had a god time.
Miss Nina Stricken spent Sunday
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fl. Hildreth are Wis
ting In Chicago.
Miss Edith Dewey spent Sunday a
the home Of her parents.
Will steiner had the misfortune las
E week 20 cut his foot quite badly while
cutting wood.
Mr.. Ike Gray was in Chicago las
week.
M. !. q. Roebnck returned Monda,
evening from few days business tril
at iowa City.
Miss Lottie Totman Miss Lenns
rAndis. Mrs. IAlella watson and MI
Wolcott attended the teachers meeting
Ia Afarshailtown last Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Elwood Robinson ar
the parents Of D baby boy.
M Homer Raridon has gone t
& Rochester. MIN, to the hospital.
MRS. r. i. Miller and son Arthur
who have been visiting at the w. c
PHILLIPS home left the last ofssth
week for two weeks visit with rela
tives Ct Hartley. before going on t
Dakota,
z M. John miller went to Lennon,
D.. Thprsday, .
Mrs.. X. b. Doyle. Of Potter, was Wis
ting among friends here this week.
NORTH STAR.
Jan. 27.--Mr. G. Kinds, of Waverly
visited his niece, Mrs. Earnest Wilkin
4 son, Saturday.
Mr.. Monroe McKibben and family
visited at his brothers, Riley McKib
ben. Wednesday.
MI. Charles Weeks is confined to tn
house With rheumatism.
Mr.. e. g. Clapsaddle visited in New
ION from Wednesday until Friday.
Messrs. Charlie Brown and Franz
Runner hauled hogs to Conrad Tues.
day. .
M. ana Mrs. J. N. Grove and famil,
visited ~ the for3nsfss sister, Mrs. c
\ 81, Hicis east sof Marshalltown, Mon