Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-13

! The family Of Link Harrahs has the
measles.
Charles Holsclaw has the whooping
cough.
, Earl Brooks. who has pneumonia, is
somewhat better
! Eugene Johnson and Frank Grub. Of
Marshalltown. visited at Charles
Brooks.
| FERGUSON.
! Jan. 12-Miss Ella Lorenzen returned
! to Perry Sunday after spending a week
/ at home.
| J. E. Stickney and Miss Sana Stevens
spent Sunday and Monday in Des
Moines.
s. E. Siples was in Melbourne on
busine<s Monday.
Hattie. the 6-year-old daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hineick, is improve
ing from an attack of pneumonia.
Rev. Mr.. Burdine is conducting a
series Of revival meetings at the Chris
tan church. beginning last Sunday ev-
ening.
Mrs. B. D. searls, Of Steamboat
Rock, visited Sunday and Monday with
her mother. Mrs. Egbert
o. K. johnson. Of Abel. was a BUSH
ness caller in Ferguson Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. r. Gaunt. OF Marshalltown.
was renewing old acquaintance in this
vicinity Tuesday.
BANGOR.
Jan. 12.-Hobert and Maurice Cam
imack have been sick the past week.
Mr. F.. Carson has been visiting his
son. c. c. Carson, for several days. i,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Myers are the
lparents OF son born Sunday night.
School commenced Monday after two
weeks of vacation.
while unloading ice, and dislocatedf his
Ishoulder.
w. P Winery and wife have gone
to Los Angeles. Cal, for the benefit OF
Mrs. Whinery's health. They intend
to be away two months.
Clifton c. Commack went to Newton
Tuesday.
MARIETTA.
Jan. 12.-David Braddock came Sat.
urday to spend a few days visiting his
mother. Mrs. Martin Braddock.
Mrs. Fannie Mccullough. who has
been here visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary
Hall, the past few days, returned to
her home at Webster City Tuesday.
She was accompanied by her niece.
Miss Bernice Hall. who will spend q
few days at her aunt's home.
Miss Addie Bell. went to Chicago
}Sunday to spend few days Visiting
friends and relatives.
Robert and Leslie Stout have been
Having the measles this week.
Mrs. John Timmons. visited at the
home OF her nephew. r. ". Hubbard.
lin Marshalltown Tuesday.
ate Of Anatola College. Marsovan.
Turkey. and a graduate student OF
Grinnell College. will preach Sunday
at the Congregational church.
vANCLEvE
Jan. 12.-At the annual church meet
ing no changes were made in the Off,
GERS. Most OF the societies connected
with the church have balance in the
treasury and the state apportionment
for benevolence has been more than
met.
! Andy Foster Saturday brought two
carloads Of cattle and hogs from Grim
nell to feed on the farm he recently
I bought uOIk1 Ok Town.
! Lou Tigges Is in Wisconsin this week
Twisting farm he owns there
! Miss Gertrude Turnbull 10 spending
month with relatives in Kewanee, Ill.
| viii Warden has his books and ne
| gins soon his annual work as township
assessor.
| ST. ANTHONY.
| Jan. 12.-Sunday evening ended q
two weeks revival at the Christian
church at st. Anthony. the like of
which has never been known here be-
fore. Forty three were added to the
church by conversion. The meetings
were held by Rev. W. H. Sandy. OF
Des Moines. the pastor. assisted by Z.
H. Smith. OF IRA, singing evangelist and
personal worker. The number added
makes this one OF the strongest
churches In this community At every
meeting special music was furnished by
f. II. Smith. accompanied by Lucille
BAtson ana Pearl Van Ofsdef. Next
Saturday night reception will be held
in the church for the new membsrs
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve light
refreshments.
| ST. ANTHONY.
Jan. 12.-Mr. and Mrs. Beliefoy. Of
Denison. Iowa, are ct the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Braman, being called here BY
the serious illness Of their mother, Mrs
Braman. At present she 10 somewhat
lmpxoxed and Nr. Rranan y now quite
m. .. J. ,1,sehell. of.y.i,. visited
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