Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-29
Thursday, with his wife, to Cedar

Roy Brown and wife. of Des Nome
who visited for a week with Mr.. an
Mrs. E. L. Burkhart, returned to the
home Tuesday.
Lowell Bixby arrived from Chtcas
Thursday and spent a few days wit
his mother. Mrs. L. L. Bixby. Mr.. Blk
by has been with the Chicago Nal
Quartet in some successful work !!
Colorado, Oklahoma. and South Da
kota, and will go with the organizatto
soon TO fill engagements In Nebrask
and other states.
Leo Dillon has left the employ OF hi
brother. F. w. Dillon and Is now work
ing for Ray Clark in the latter's barbe,
shop.
Mrs. George Magu, of Sterling. u,
| who arrived Thursday for an eXtendel
/ visit with her sister, Mrs. c. c. Church
states that drouth in Illinois exceeds
! that of Iowa,
mother. Mrs. NJ ]. Middleton. home
saturday and visited for the day witt
Union relatives.
Mrs. Harry Thurber and son George,
returned Tuesday from a visit with
Mrs Thurber's sisters. Mesdames Ole
Johnson and Henry Jansen, in Rad
clife.
Miss Clara Bauman arrived home
Sunday from Clear Lake, where she at
tended the central Iowa postuasters.
convention and enjoyed a few days
outing with friends.
Rev. Mr. Paris arrived Wednesday
with his household goods and Will soon
oe settled in the Christian church par
sonage. Mr.. Paris has been pastor Of
the church for a year. but owing TO his
attending school at Drake university,
mas never moved his family and taken
up residence here
Mrs. Catherine Wearhsrly, who Wis
tied friends il Bethel Grove for a
Week, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Stanley Collins. a graduate ot
1908 OF the Lisconb high school. was
n town Sunday. the guest of his broth
ar-in-lay, Mr.. Emery Veatch. Mr.. Col
lins has been engaged as secre AIRY IL!
the University Of PENNSYLVANIA, for
the departments % medical, dental.
and veterinary research. and in Sep
.embar expects % go 70 China, where
ne VIII perform similar work under
the direction of The Y NJ. c. A.
Mrs. w D. Zellers. Of Parker. s. D. |
Is visiting her sister Mrs. J. L Rails !
The ROYAL Nsighbors lodge VIII visit
-he sister organ ton in Written
Tuesday evening by special invitation |
Owing 10 the busy season Of the year
the alumni picnic. which was 20 have |
been held Wednesday, was indefinitely
postponed. The date viii be arnounc- !
"a By the committee on arrangements I
ate-.
Miss Laura Taggarr, Of stare Center.
former teacher here. visited with
-iscomb friends several days this week |
William Achenbach and daughle,
Naomi. Of Gladbrook. visited at the D. /
;. Baunan home Friday
Miss Fanny Russell, daughter of
dr. and Mrs. Harry Russell. of Allen
lorf. is visiting IN town for a few days.
Little Miss Monard Rogers. OF Cedar
"a pids, spent Saturday and Sunday
~i1h Miss Lula Johnson al the DR..
Tershon home.
Mrs. Clinton Bueghlv is visiting her
,arents in Des Moinas this week
D. D. Bueghly and wife visited al
he Jesse May home, near Marshall
own, Sunday.
on Sunday evening, July 81. q young
"a panese student of Drake University,
will speak in the Christian church con-
.erning the work for which ne IS pre-
caring himself in his home land.
Mrs. Walter Barber and son Cecil are
listing the the ]. B. Sweet and Verne
Barber families Mrs Barber home
/ the present IS in Manhattan. Kan.
Frank Meyers slipped while working
= the Reformed church Tuesday, threw;
is ankle out Of place. and tore the
garments Of his foot loose making a
cry painful injury. which necessitates
he use Of clutches.
The 7 l. c. c. met with Mrs. Sade
3ueghIv Wednesday afternoon and en-
,Ioyed the time in working on articles
II fancy work COR their bazaar later
H. J. Reidel. wife and daughter
Jesse. OF near Albion were guests Of
Ir. and Mrs F. N. McKibben Sun
lay.
r. F. Clark accompanied two car
Dads Of stock 10 Chicago Sunday.
Mr.. r F. Clark has purchased the
lloyd Hickman property, near the de-
,ot. Mr. Hickman is moving 70 his
ather's farm near Union.
Mrs Lawrence Quinlan and children
pent Sunday in Sheffield with ME
2uinlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. jesse speiche- are en-
their third son, who arrived
Saturday.
Mrs VIII Wilson and daughter, Of
Mitchell. ). D. arrived Friday and will
'ernain with Mrs. H. H. Wilson for
month and half.
James Boyd threshed his oats We'd
lesday. The quality and yield are ex-
,ellent in spite OF dry weather.
VIII Barber, who is working for his
brother Dan, spent Sunday IN An1es
Mrs Julia futile, Of Marshalltown,
listed her sister. Mrs. L. H. Smith,
md family, Sunday.
James Could and son Jay are in
Rockwell this week with Mr. Gould's
,rotting horse
Mrs. Grace O'Bryon, of Webster City.
vas home for few days visit with
relatives This week.
Frank Black left for a trip to north
arn and western Iowa Wednesday.
reception will be given by the
Ladies Aid Society for Rev Mr.. Paris
and family at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Mershon Tuesday evening, Aug. 2.
GILMAN.
July 28.-Albert Tow, a former Gil
nan boy, has been here for a visit
preparatory to entering upon the man
agement 0 IA farmers elevator at Story
lily.
Miss Maude Shuell, of Parnell. is the
ecently- elected assistant principal Of