Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-21

comb. visited with the y. McKib-.
ben. family. at the John f6hSlbie home
Sunday. kXss
Mr.. David Hilsabeck a1d Siiece, Miss
May Hilsabeck. from the Spring VAL
ley neighborh0od. visited Sunday at
the C. A. Weeks home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. TrAnbarser were
Marshalltown visitors Saturday, Mrs
John Scheible was there Friday ana
Mrs. Ernest wilkinson on Monday.
Mrs. Julia Lhamon and Miss Ella
Fry of Liscomb. and Mrs. Lhamon's
daughter In law, Mrs. William Lha-
mon, OF Des Noinss. visited Friday at
the Horace Rosencrantz home.
Mr.. C. A. Weeks was in Waterloo
last week attending the dairy conven-
ton and also visited his daughter, Kit
tie. who is a student ut the normal coll
lege at Cedar Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Ellitt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Early and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
@. Lancaster attended party at the
Burdette Rolston home, Saturday night
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Rolston,
Of Ainsworth, .Neb.
The E. E. whaley family were in
Marshahtown Sunday at farewell
family gathering at the home OF Mrs.
whaley's brother. u. c. Hampton, as
their brother. L. D. Hampton and FAM
lily will soon leave for Minnesota to
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Keefer and
children, from near Green Mountain.
and Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Negley and
children and Mrs. Negley's aunt from
Marshalltown visited Sunday at the
Clapsaddle home.
Charles Tranbarger, who has been
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for almost three months left last week
for his home at Franklin Ill.
BANGOR.
Oct 2O-The w. F. NJ. S. had an all
days quilting at Girlett DiIlon's They
quilted two comforters and enjoyed
sumptuous dinner which Mrs. Dillon
knows just how to prepare.
Reva Dillon was sick the middle Of
the week.
DR.. ]. Harmon and wife. of Hubbard.
visited at Dr. Russelrs the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. N. NJ. Hodgin went as dele
gate to the w. G. T. U. convention at
Boone.
Mr.. Wade Marcy, Of Des Moines is
visiting his parents this week.
Mr.. Lou Wilson and wife, of Eldora,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Macy, OF
Kansas. visited old friends and ac-
quaintances here Sunday.
Mr.. Ellsworth WINERY visited at W.
p. Whinerys Sunday,
Miss Levana Cannack returned from
Oskaloosa Monday evening.
Mr.. L. r. Green and family went to
What Cheer to attend Mrs Green's
sisters wedding. It took, place Thurs
day .ess
Mrs. vint Kersey and, children. of
Clemons. are. visiting this week at the
c. White home ~
/ Mrs N. Frazer and daughter.
Blanche, moved to Union this week.
Robert Russell and family and James
Hutchins and wife. Of near New Prov
idence. visited Sunday--at Ellis Hob
| sons. s,f.HT 10 T..
Y ia -se9fq7s .Ggs, "A
fIAVERHdLL:, ~ :
Oct. el-Messrs. Peter Brady and Ed
Walkup left Monday for Pine Ridge.
s. D.. to visit with MI. Arch Walkup
who is holding claim there.
!. Mr.. August Knoll arrived here Mon
day from South Dakota. where he had
been on hand claim. He reports the
land no good and VIII give up his
claim ~
Mr.. Peter Mo,,sel ana wife left Nom
day for Flasher. S" D., to hook after
land interests. Mr-Mousel, has en-
ployed Frank welch to take care OF
Ehie bpat & Will lsiss Sl1S. b J, !
Mart Kunkel was in Laurel We'd
nesday on business. as (.
The township road men are pre-
rhrins to put dn themuch needed
lstreet crossings. which will be a great
Improvement tosthe town.
MARION owNsH1P
Oct 21.-Miss Ruth Woifgang was
very delightfully."- surprised Saturday by
a company Of seventeen little friends
who came to help her celebrate her 7th
birthday. Refreshments were served
by Mrs, George Wolfgang, assisted by
Mrs. R. q. Goodale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brubaker, and Mr. and
Mrs. buckingham, of Prairie City, were
re of no e HnfPArk h