Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-13
TdEsREPUBIICAN. MABsHAInH0W1, IOWA. OCTOBER Is 1917

thony this week where he has charge OF
the bank during tho absence Of the
cashier.
Delbert Gould and wife. who have
been visiting relatives here. returned to
their home in Crescoo Friday.
William Trease has purchase afty
acres of timber land from the John
Hauser heirs.
Mrs. I. A. Bixby spent Friday in
Union.
j.. .. Gould. w. o. Van VOORHEES,, and
W.. c. O'Bryon were in Union Friday.
F. NJ. Miller returned Friday from
Crescoe. where he had accompanied his
father. Charles Miller. who will remain
for the winter with his son, Bud" Mil
Ter.
Lyman Schryver and Joe Stiert, who
have been working near Union building
a house and barr for Mr.. Worden, re-
turned home Friday and are complet-
ing the Jake Elliott house, east OF
town.
Miss Margaret Gaunt was the guest
or honor at a party in honor Of her
l4sh birthday Saturday afternoon from
2 to 3. at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Gaunt. The hours were
happily spent with music and games.
Dainty refreshments We're served by
Misses Ethel Gaunt, Winnie Neff and
Anna Miller. Those Who participated
We're Misses Anna Miller. Ethel Paris,
Cyril Pentield. Vana Haggin, Blanche
and Bernice Thatcher, Thelma Haggin,
Dewey Ewalt, Wilma Nichols. Myra
Greeniee. Hazel Dickerson. Bernice
Adams, Mureen Marble, and Rozzie and
Martha Neff.
Mrs. William Brush, n Mrs. George
Van Slyke and son John. returned
Friday evening from u three-weeks'
visit in Nebraska. They visited Mrs.
Brush's sister. Mrs. Sue keister. at
Curtis. and a bother. John Dinnel, at
Grant.
Mrs. John Templeton. of Union.
spent Sunday with friends in Liscomb.
Rev. and Mrs. w. b. Jackson, Of
Ephriam, arrived Friday for a
visit at the homes of their children.
Mrs. j. a. Bea,nan, and MIR. Will l..
Jackson.
Mrs. Brindle and daughter Angie. OF
Marshalltown, spent Sunday with Lis
comb friends.
Miss Eta Early, of MarshaIltown. is
visiting at the +. A. Thurber home.
east of town.
Mrs. Benjamin Bryson. Of Union,
spent Saturday with her daughter, Mrs.
E. w. Dillon.
Prof. o. c. Johnston spent Saturday
in Marshalltown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchem and daughter,
of Clarion, WHO have been visiting at
the Emil Penfield home, north Of town,
returned to their home Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hauscr. living
south OF town. are the parents of a
son. born Thursday night.
Mrs. Eta McAfee and daughter
Blanche spent Sunday at the P. B.
FIeiffner home.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Re-
church met with Mrs. Lyman
Schryver Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Byron Schryver. of Written. Is
visiting at the Lymon Schryver home.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Re-
church has selected Dec. 9 as,
the date for its annual bazaar. -
The Royal Eeighbors cleared $50 as
a result of their sale. supper and pro-
GRAIN Sd juIudS eSeIlllS. II SupDGA
was excellen:. and the program was Of
the same high quality. Miss Margaret
frazer, Of Marshalltown. gave several
readings that were thoroughly enjoyed
by the audience.
Mrs. Ed Hawk and son Harold, Of
Marslalltown. spent Sunday at h A.
r. Johnson hone.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Achenbach, of
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Ach-
enbach, Of Easton, Pa, spent Sunday
the D. G. Bauman home.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stevenson came up from
Marshalltown Saturday. remaining I'M
til Tuesday visiting Liscomb friends.
Mrs. f. J.. Anderson left Tuesday for
Oskaloosa to visit at the home of her
son, F.. ~. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jentsch and chill
dren. Olive and Oliver. are visiting at
the c.. B. Jentsch home. Mr.. Jentsch
is rural carrier No. 2 out of the Man
ming postoffice, and is on his annual
of absence.
Mrs. Fred Clifford returned Monday
evening from a short visit with rela-
tives in Peterson.
Miss Zelma Dillon spent Saturday in
Union.
Mr.. Sherman Boyd. Of Tama. was in
town Friday evening en- route to Man
ly Junction.