Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10

EIlIOSy nave S0SuEHeO from C8InA8o,
q. d. Their niece. Fern Haggins. shows
. slght Improvement altho abe IL stall
critically III.
and adding to It severed new rooms.
Mr.. Charles Elliott and wife, Of Fon-
d, have moved on the Elliott farm.
north of town.
Monroe Ackibben's have moved onto
east OF town, which MIR. McKibben
bonught last year. Harry Small has
moved into his new home one-half
mile south Of where he had been liv,ns
Dan Barbers' have moved onto the Col
lins farm. vacated by Mr.. .McKibben
and Myron Ewalt has moved to the old
Barber farm.
Rev. Mr.. Gaddis will I'LL the pulpit
at the Reformed church Sunday morn
Ing. He 10 q candidate for the pas
torate. Rev. Mr.. Gaddis comes here
from Texas, where he has been spend
ing the winter. Prior to that ne had
been preaching at Columbus Junction.
Mrs. Alice Biersborn- Hitch and son,
George, who have been visiting at the
Biersborn home, returned 10 Brainerd,
| Mimi. Tuesday.
Mrs. Marker returned from Albion
Saturday evening, where she had been
spending few days helping to care for
Miss Hannah Kinsey.
Mrs. p. L. Marble has gone to Web
ster City for a few days visit with her
mother. Mrs. Waterfield.
Mrs. Hepler. OF Cedar Rapids. Is WIS.,
itinG her sister. Mrs. G. A. Mershon.
Miss Marie Meyers, OF st. Anthony.
is visiting her friend, Miss Ethel
Gaunt.
lamoilie Briefs.
Mr. Breed. Of Grinnell will preach at
tho Congregational church Sunday
morning at II O'clock. Sunday school
at the close Of the service.
An oyster supper will be served at
the church on Friday evening by the
Ladies' Aid Society.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carson and son.
Coryl leave Friday for Los Angeles.
where they will visit friends for a
couple Of weeks They will go later to
Modesto. CAL. where they expect to
make their future home. The Carson
family has q host Of friends here who
will be sorry to see them so. Miss
Gladys Carson, who is attending school
in Cedar Falls. will Join tho family
In Modesto In June.
r. e. Parsons, the implement dealer
here, moved to Marshalltown Tues
day. N. p. Buffet takes charge Of the
implement store, also the feed barn.
The proceeds from the later he kindly
donates to the church OF this place.
The Ever Ready Bible Glass planned
and successfully carried out surprise
on Grace Parsons, at the home Of Leila
Benson Thursday evening. About thir-
ty guests were present. and a very
pleasant evening was spent. Miss Grace
moved with sher parents to Marshall
town Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Bangor Briefs.
I. 4. HIN, returned to his home here
Saturday from his four months visit
in KansaS.
The school Is having a weeks vaca-
ticn. The spring town commences
Monday.
Mrs. John Davis 10 sick
James Barnes and family have
moved to the C. Wilson farm south OF
town.
Paul Billington has returned from his
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year for G. Kirk.
/ Bessie Carson IL spending this week
In Union visiting old friendA
Mr. samuel Winery. of Marshall-
town. was In town Wednesday visit
ink at the C. r. WINERY home
c. Wheelock is visiting here after
several months stay in Kentucky.
Earl willetts and wife have moved
to the l.. r. Greene farm northeast OF
town.
Herbert Blackburn 10 quite sick.
Aottie Burchan, who has been very
sick, is recovering slowly.
Lois Green was q Marshalltown vis-
itor Saturday
Mrs. l.. p. Arney is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Winery arrived
home Wednesday from their two
months visit in the west.
Rhodes News.
Mr. Frank Somers, OF Condee S. d..
was in town calling on old friends last
week.
Mr. Henry Buck, Of North Yakima.
Wash. Is here on business and visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Frank Phillips and Mrs. Lizzie
Bushman, Of Fort Wayne. Ind: Mr..
David Wansert. Of Shenandoah; Mr..
Lurten Emmert. Of Franklin. ILL.,: Mr..
Guy Mooers. Of Clinton; Mr.. ]. l..
Jaroleman and daughter Miss Nellie. OF
Muskogee. Okla, and Miss Anna Phil
lips. of Muskogee. Okla. were here to
attend the funeral Of Lewis Phillips.
Mr.. Ellis Tribby and family have
moved north of town onto a farm re-