Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-14

John RUDY returned noHie oatui uay
from a two weeks visit with friends
in south Dakota and northern Iowa.
Mrs. John C. Langholt and children.
Ruth, Margaret and John. arrived
from st. Paul Friday and are visiting
Mrs LanEholz's aunt, Mrs. II. NJ
Green.
Mr. and Mrs j. c. HART. Of New
Milford, Pa, are visiting with Mr..
Hartt's cousin, Mrs. H. NJ. Green. and
family. On Wednesday Mrs. Green
served family dinner at which Mr..
AMI Mrs Benjamin smith of Toledo.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hill and chill
dren, Of Albion. We're present These
guests, together with Mrs. Langholz
and mother, Mrs. Maria Trip. of ST.
Paul. are all remaining of once large
family circle.
Frank Barber and wife, Miss Ona
Barber, Of Marshalltown. Frank Mil
ler of Chica co. and Mr.. and Mrs. Mad
ison Ulery, of Ogden. We're entertained
lat the William Gould home, south of
town Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ulery left
Saturday for San Diego. Cal. where
they expect to remain for year.
Lowell Bixby is in Forest City. where
he has business interests for the pres
lent
Mr.. and Mrs Farwell Anderson, of
TUSCALOOSA. visited Mrs. s. w. Ander-
son Sunday.
Miss Florence Lanning. of Melbourne,
arrived Monday and is visiting at the
is. Dickerson home.
Mrs Arthur Gongwer, of Cedar Rap
lids, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry
Early. for few days before going with
Mr.. Gongwer to South Dakota. where
the couple will purchase land which
they will occupy and improve at once.
Mr.. j. L. Meade. of Riverside Cal.
was in Liscomb Saturday and Sunday
visiting old friends. Mr. Meade. with
his family, has been a resident of Cali
fornia for a year, and likes the coun-
try so much that he has recently pur-
chased a forty-acre alfalfa ranch and
la modern bungalow in Riverside. Miss
Matte Meade is a student of the state
university at Berkeley, where she is
taking a liberal arts course.
Mrs. Paris has been quite sick for a
few days but is better. Mr.. Paris re-
turned to Des Moines Tuesday
Mrs N A. Middleton, who has been
visiting in Hardin county for two
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Scott and children left for
their home near Carthage, S. d., Satur-
day, after three weeks visit with
Iowa relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ellsworth Wilson and MISS
James, of Dallas. who We're guests of
Mrs Cora Bixby several days this
week, returned home Monday.
Word was received here Tuesday by
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Adams, of Cedar Rapids, announcing
the birth of son.
John Gould has bought the Daniel
Rudy property and will improve it.
B. y. Beeson, wife, and daughters,
Martha and May. of Marshalltown,
visited at the S. B. Smith home Sun
day.
The women's Club met with Miss
Hazel Barber Tuesday evening. The
attendance was small as transporta-
ton was difficult to obtain. The re-
sponses We're quotations from Lowell.
a paper prepared by Mrs. Mershon
on Historic New England was read
by Miss Clara Bauman. Hawthornes
Scarlet Letter" was reviewed by Mrs.
Scott. Miss Barber furnished music
for the occasion. Mrs. Burkhart served
substantial refreshments which We're
especially appreciated by the guests.
Mrs. Effle Smith was elected to mem
bership in the club. The next meeting
Will De WITH MIS-. II. blHDy.
Mesdames Lyman Schryver and ]. A.
Beeman and Mrs. SADIE Bueghly were
Marshalltown visitors Monday.
The high school pupils were greatly
disappointed Saturday evening by the
failure of the Russell Musical Company
to appear. No word has been received
as to the cause of the misleading of the
company
The folders advertising the lecture
course are being printed. The course
consists of four numbers.
BANGOR
Oct. 13.-Mrs. Lydia Green was sick
the fore part Of this week
The w. F. NJ. S. met with Mrs. Jacob
Kinzer Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. E. and Wilmer Hollings-
worth went to Marshalltown Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ann Norman is spending the
week at the James Kersey home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilchrist, of
Albion, spent Sunday at the j. r.
Adamson home.
Miss Levena Cammack went to Os-
kaloosa Thursday to visit Miss Francis
Hollingsworth
RHODES.
Oct. 13-Mr Delihoide, of Dawson.
spent Sunday at the George Blink
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darling were
visitors at the John Jackson home near
Clyde Sunday.
Miss Persis Fertig visited over Sun
day with her sister, Noble, at the Neff
home.
Mrs. Emery and daughter. Creta.
Mrs. Lou Richmond, Mrs. NJ. E. Kitch-
en-. Mrs. Eliza beth Titus, Mrs. w. c.
Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Neff We're
State Center callers Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Stevens was a guest over
Sunday at the Charles Hulbarry home
near State Center
Mr.. E. 3. Perry. who is working at
Mingo, was home over Sunday He
was accompanied by his granddaugh-
ter, Maxine Perry. Of Mingo.
The rally exercises Sunday evening
at the NJ. E. church was quite largely
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