Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-28

Vienna Carter. Dollie Ewalt. and SADIE
Bueghly. Post cards were passed and
| the guests requested TO write for the
benefit of Mrs. Elliott who should read
them en- route. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Smith.
Rev. ]. L.. Boomershne returned
Friday from Fairhope. Neb.. where he
was in attendance at the synod of Re
| formed churches
! Ed Dillon, who has been compelled to
quit work on account of his health,
Went to Nevada Tuesday to take
treatment in a sanatorium Mr.. Dill
lon has sold the dry goods store which
he has managed at eBaman for sew
eral Years. Mrs Dillon will go to
! Wichita, kan, for visit with her
, parents.
Mesdames Ella Haggin and Carolyn
Williams spent Friday in Union visit
ing with relatives.
Frank Black is IN northwestern
Iowa this week on business.
Frank Robbins and wife arrived
home from Cedar Rapids Saturday
evening for a short stay. Mr.. Robbins
is being treated for nervous disorder
and with his wife expects TO return to
Cedar Rapids for All indefinite stay.
The y. l.. C. c. met with Mrs. Paris
| Friday afternoon
i Mrs G A. Mershor is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. +. c. Johnson in Cedar
Rapids this week.
| Mrs. H. NJ. Green received tele-
gram Saturday telling of the injury to
her nephew, Alfred kirkpatrick, in
brownsville. Ga. No particulars were
wired except the fact that IN some
manner Mr.. Kirkpatrick had lost both
legs in a railroad accident. The young
man was we'll known here, having
spent the first years of his life in the
| community.
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon. of Waukee.
who has been staying with her mother.
Mrs. H. H. Wilson, for a week, returned
to her home Monday.
ST. ANTHONY.
oct 27.-Mrs. James Dunn. Jr.. spent
Sunday at Clifford.
| Miss Lizzie Dunn and Mr. John Hix-
son spent Sunday in Marshalltown.
William LaPlant left Saturday morn
ing with his son. Louis. for the hospital
at Rochester, Mimi, to have Louis ex-
amined and see If anything can be
| done for, him. He has been in poor
health for some time
Mr.. Abram Van Ripper left Monday
for a trip thru California.
Mrs n q. Owens visited in Mar
shaltown this week.
d. II. Buck spent Monday in Mar
shaltown.
Mr. and Mrs II. n. Buck of Mar
shalltown, were, in ST. Anthony Mon
day night, bidding good bye to friends
preparatory to moving to Garden CRY,
Mimi. to live.
Frank Wilkinson, of Lacey, was
home over Sunday.
Walter Reese, of near New Provi-
dence had runaway in ST. Anthony
Monday. He had a load of tile on his
wagon, and started for home, when ms
team became unmana geable at the rail-
road crossing and ran away. throwing
him out Of the wagon and breaking MS
leg. ss4A
Several went to, Marshalltown Tues
day night to hear Senator A. b. Cum
minis. 't1
The first quarterly meeting of the NJ
P church will be held next saturday
and Sunday, Oct. 20 and 30.
Miss Minnie Cannon. who has been
clerking in the Harlan and Bartine
store is taking a vacation on account
of poor health.
Mrs. Henry Honnusch returned home
Tuesday after visit of several weeks
with relatives and friends in Mime
sofa.
Mrs S. M.sLay cock is visitingin Hi
nois.
Farmers are busy cribbing corn. The
louality is fine and the crop good.
NORTH STAR.
Mr. Alvin Bum and family visited
Sunday at Jess Haggins near Liscomb
Mrs. John Scheible. of Prairieville
visited Monday at her sons, b. r.
Scheible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson visit
ed Sunday in Albion with Mr.. Wilkin-
sons parents.
Miss Edna Frazer, of Conrad. visited
from Friday until Monday with her
friend Miss Roxie Weeks.
Mr.. Clarence McKibben, of Nina, S.
D.. arrived at his brother. Riley's, Sat
urday. and he will pick corn in this
neighborhood
Miss Mabel Mann. who is teaching
school at No. /. visited Sunday with
Miss Roxie Weeks.
Miss Mabel Hampton. Of Wichita,
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