Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-24
Neighborhood Notes
Marion Township.

MARION township.
Nov. 24-Mrs. Nellie Nicholson has
returned home from a two months visit
in Belleville. Kan.
Mrs. Mary Murry and Mrs Fannie
Alsbaugh, OF the old peoples home, are
sick.
Mrs. Bert Hines and children and
Lena Hines. who have been visiting at
Fred Dufts' and John Hines have
gone to their home in Graintield, Kan
Fifteen neighbors and friends Joined
in a happy gathering at the Fred Duff
home Friday. plimentary to Miss
Mary Sensenbaugh, who will soon re-
turn to her home in Grainfield, Kan.
The guests took dinner with them and
the day was spent socially
The Helping Hand Aid Society met
Wednesday at Mrs Henry Nicholson's
for an all-day sew.
Mrs. Rosa Bell, OF the old peoples
home, returned from visit in Cedar
Rapids at the 8. b. Miller home
Mrs. Henry futile is visiting in Lori
mer at the home Of her son. William
futile Mr.. and Mrs. William futile
are parents OF a son.
Mrs. Eva F'urnas and son William.
who have been spending the past seven
months in California. and Miss May
Book. OF Mt. Morris, ILL.,, visited In this
neighborhood Sunday. Miss Book left
for her home Monday,
Mrs. F. NJ. Wheeler left Tuesday for
visit of several months with her
daughter at Deer Park, Wash.
Mrs B. H. Babcock and son Sumner,
spent Sunday In Marshall at the j.
Woolsey home.
Mrs. Dora Wallen will be hostess to
the Ladies' Aid Society on Nov 30.
Mr.. George Rogers and daughter.
Mrs. Leighda. Of Robbins have been
! called to the old peoples home because
of the sickness of their mother and
grandmother. Mrs. Mary hurry.
George wolfgang and family and the
Henry Nicholson family spent Thanks
giving at the r. G. Goodale home.
Howard Nicholson and John Hogan
camp spent Tuesday at the w. A.
Nicholson home, northeast of Beaman.
Mr. and Mrs a. r. Hill OF Albion,
and Hazel Heath. of Cumberland. Wis
tied this week at the Arthur Hill home.
Rhodes.
Nov. 24-Mr. Harry Neff went to
Des Moines last Thursday.
November Is was the seventy second
birthday anniversary of Mr.. l.. L. Trib-
by. He received many beautiful post
cards sent by his friends. In the even
irg his children surprised him by cali
ing bringing with them we'll filed
hasl.ess and good things, when later in
the evening all enjoyed a fine oyster
supper. Those present We're Mr. and
Mrs. June Triby and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis ,FMbby and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. NJ. Cromley and son Roy, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Steiner.
Thanksgiving found most of the
farmers in this vicinity had their corn
picked.
Mr.. Emery Stricken is spending a
few days this week with relatives apd
friends at Mitchell, S. D.
School closed Wednesday for a short
Thanksgiving vacation. 1t recon-
mences Monday.
Miss Jean Gibbs, Of Valley Junction.
was a guest Of Miss Elsie Ellis few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Bentley and fam
lily, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. Bent
ley's brother and family, at Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartine arrived Tues
day and will spend -;the winter at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. NJ. F.
Baker.
Misses Hattie and Retta Bowen. OF
Montezuma, have been visiting at the
Scoville home.
Mr. ]. p. Satterfield and H n. Hill
dreth are home for the winter.
Misses Doris Browning and Alice
Roebuck arrived Tuesday from Cedar
Falls and will spend the Thank giving
vacation at their respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Jaroleman. and
daughters, Miss Helen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Nef. and Mr.. David Buck spent
Thanksgiving at the Fertig home.