Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-02
MARION TOWNSHIP.

Misses Minnie and Ruth Woltgang
visited their aunt, Mrs. Della Haas,
In Marshalltown this week.
Alexander Bright, of Marshalltown.
visited Howard Nicholson Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Nicholson visited this
week in Marshalltown at the homes OF
Philip Simmons and Mrs. Levi Say
Tor.
Lawrence Hoffert is in Greene. visit
ing his sister Laura. who will prob
ably return home this week.
Roscoe Orr, Of Powers Lake. y. D.,
is visiting his uncle. Fred Wallens.
The Helping Hand Aid Society will
he entertained on Dec. IL by Mrs. Nell
lie Nicholson.
Miss Laura HofIert returned home
Wednesday from Greene.
RHODES
Dec. MIR. and Mrs. Walter Miles
spent Thanksgiving with relatives at
Madrid.
Mrs. J. C. Roebuck has been spend
ing a few days with friends in Des
Moines.
Mrs. Elizabeth Titus and son Dom
aid spent Friday and Saturday with
friends in Marshalltown.
Mrs. d. H. Buck and Mrs. Wilker-
son. of st. Anthony, visited friends i'll
Rhodes a few days last week.
Miss Ethel Titus was 4 Maxwell CALL
er between trains Saturday.
Mrs. william Armstrong and sons
Glenn and Earl, Of Madrid, spent a
few days visiting among friends i'll
town last week.
The Jolly Fourteen Club was de-
lightfully entertained at the home of
freeman Outright Friday evening.
The rooms and table were tastefully
decorated In the THANKSGIVING feat
ures. Games furnished much merri-
,nent during the evening. An elegant
supper was served.
Mr. O'Lary and his daughter, Miss
Mary, who have been living in the
Mooers property, have moved from
town, Mr.. O'Lary going to make his
home with daughter Mrs. Kelley,
near Colfax, and Miss Mary to Dies
Mo:ncs
Misses Alice Roebuck and Doris
Browning returned Tuesday to Cedar
Falls.
The Humeston number Of the lee
ture course, given Saturday evening.
was we'll attended.
Rev. Mr.. Metcalf, Mr.. II. NJ. Weeks,
Mrs. r. h. Gray and Miss Mary Net
calf attended the second session of the
district conference Of the NJ. e. church
held at Tama Tuesday.
Mrs. L. +. Noble entertained the
Klover Klub Wednesday In honor OF
Mrs. Luella Jaroleman, who is soon to
leave for an extended trip In Oklo'-
hoina and California. Mrs. Noble
served dinner.
Mrs William Gilman and family
have been enjoying q visit from a
sister.
Mrs. Ellis has gone to ottumwa and
Batavia for visit with relatives.
Messrs. Frank ANYWAY. John West
and Amos Thompson went to vinton
wednesday to do carpentAr work
IISc0MR.
Dec. l.-James Boyd and George
Hauser went to Hot Springs. Ark.
Wednesday and will remain for some
time if the change benefits Mr.. Boyd's
health.
T. T. Granny returned Saturday from
a visit with his people in Waterloo.
Rev, w. J. Lhamon and wife. of Des
Moines, were guests OF Mr.. lannon's
mother, Mrs. Julia Lhamon. this week.
Mrs. Mary Fields and sister, Miss
Julia Clifford, Of Marshalltown, attend
ed the funeral of their nephew. George
Clifford, which was held from the Gift
ford home here Friday.
Mrs. w. ID. Melick. who is still criti-
cally i'll Of pneumonia and complica-
tons, is considered some better.
NJ. NJ. McFee was in Dss Moines to
a ttend the state implement dealers
Thursday.
Miss Hazel Coyne, OF Conrad. spent a
few days Of this week visiting at the
home Of her uncle, Mr. r. J. Meyers.
Mr.. Leon Clifford, OF Chicago. is vis-
ing his aunt, Mrs. james clifford. for
q few days.
Ed Dillon who ia taking treatment
in a sanatorium in Nevada for nervous
spent Sunday here the guest
OF his brother, r. w. Dillon. and family.
Miss May Lewis went to Stout Mon
day to teach the school Grace Melick
has been engaged to teach for the win
ter. Miss Melick will assume her
duties as soon as her mother is better.
The Woman's Club will hold its reg
ular meeting with Mrs. G. A. Mershon
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Jacob Galloway is still confined
to her home with rheumatic fever, but
Is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. M n. McFee startad
for Fayetteville, Ark, where
they go with q view TO purchasing
land IL the country suits them.
Messrs. Ted Boyd and Dean Moore
visited the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Milton Thurston, who has been
staying In Fort Dodge during the sum-
mer. returned home Friday.
Clinton Early. Of White, was in town
Mr.. Early u at present en-
gagged as foreman of a large ranch in
western Iowa.
James Weather!y. Of Des Moinss.
spent several days in Lscomb this
week. the guest Of his mother, Mrs.
WeatheFly.
William Barber has taken charge Of
the presswork for NJ. NJ. Mckee, and
will remain during the winter.
Charles Schryver, who went to Union
Saturday to engage in the butcher
business. cut. his arm quite severely
severing an artery. Mr.. Clark
drove to Union and took charge OF the
business for Mr.. Schryvsr.
Rev. T. F. Paris preached stirring
lermon on the Thanksgiving theme
Sunday morning, q he was unable to
for the usual service on Thpse-
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