Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-20

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F. A. Thurbsr. were in MarshalltoWn
Thursday. Mn. Wiley remaiaed tor .
few days visit.
Mrs.. +. c. BueShley ana daughter
Lsseilie went 60 Aarshailtown. Wodnss.
day evening for short stay with Mrs.
DaogAly's pa1ents. NJ. and Mrs. n. F.
Rails.
Mn. Nary van Worries, o. Conrad. 10
Visiting ut tho W. q Van vooehisa
home. west Of town.
LAUREL.
Jan. lo.-An epidemic Of grippe and
lung trouble II prevalent turnout this
community. Among those sick are Ars.
Perry. Miss Nellie Mann. Miss Lille
Paul. Miss Ida McIlrath. Milton Brown.
u. c. Bullee aoA A. J. bloom.
On account Of SO much sickness the
revival meetings were closed Sunday
evening. but they will probably be re-
opened again later when better condi-
lions prevail.
A literary contest and old fashioned
spelling match will be held at the K.
p. hall on "wednesday evening. Jan. 25.
followed by box supper, under the
auspices Of the Epworth League.
MT. and Ars. E. b. Clifford celebrated
SuSI suASu "CNVhA6 oAhAiS CA SsSA
Jan. II. Those present were the i'm
mediate relatives.
Mrs. Harriet Starr and daughter,
Mrs. Clara Bell, who have been visit
ing with relatives here for some time
past left Saturday for Cedar Rapids
where Mrs. Starr will remain with her
daughter. Mrs. Bell. going in a few
days to her home at Brookville. H.
Mrs. T. H. McIlrath and daughter.
Ruth. OF Grinnell. were over-Sunday
visitors with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallkup. who
will soon move to their new home near
Fredericksburg. entertained at their
home, southwest Of Laurel, Jan. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Haak, Mrs. Hous-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. William Korsmeier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs. Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Walkup. Mr.. Lyle
and the Misses Ceres and Lura Nc
Broom and Miss Elsie Bergman.
A large number Of young friends Of
Miss Jennie Ingraham gathered at her
home on Saturday evening to celebrate
her birthday anniversary. The even
ing was spent in social converse and
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
RHODES.
Jan. 1s.-The Jolly Fourteen CLUB
was entertained Friday evening at
the home Of Clifford Emery. The time
was spent most delightfully."- playing
games. A very nice lunch was served.
Seven carloads of stock were ship
ped to Chicago Tuesday. Those VINO
went with them were Mr.. Louie Bill
meyer. MIR. Harve Crawford, Mr.. Flath-
ers and son Ralph.
Mr. John Breunig has purchased the
II. H. Hildreth property and after re-
modelling it will move his family to
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartine, who have been
spending the winter at their daugh-
ters home. Mrs. NJ. r. Baker, have
gone to st. Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Wallace we're
Melbourne callers Tuesday.
The sad news was received here
Wednesday Of the death of Mr.. Burger,
who died at the home OF his son, Bert
Burger, at Ida Grove. while visiting
there. Mr.. Burger will be brought
here for burial.
Mr.. Alph Sanders has sold his bar
possession.
MARIETTA.
Jar. 19.-Miss Alice Boyer, Of Chel-
sea. visited her sister, Mrs. w. NJ.
Clark, last week.
Charles Bosworth and William
| Wardman, of Barlow. n. D., visited at
Chris Wardlnan's this week.
Mr and Mrs Ell Packer, Of I.amoille,
visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. c. Woodward Sunday.
School began again Monday after
three weeks vacation.
Mrs. Grant Stout has been very i'll
this week with measles.
Mrs. Jennie Hyerstay. OF Denver. Wis
tied at the home Of her brother. Elgin
Arson. last week.
Miss Helen McCrae visited friends At
Minerva last week.
BANGOR.
Jan. 19.-Mrs. A. E. Hollingsworth
and Boyd Carey went TO Manhattan.
Kan, Saturday. to be with their
mother, who has passed away since
their arrival there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Keller have a
baby girl at their home.
I Harlnnd Kersey had q bone in his
wrist broken and one suffered a dislo-
cation by q pump falling on it.
Joe Wheelock and family. Of Conrad
visited at the A. e. Good home Tues
day.
G. Jetser and wife. Of Minerva, visit
ed at e. Hobson's Wednesday.
! There is quite good deal Of sickness
among the children. E. Hobson's two
children. ]. Benbow's boy. and c. Carl
all oil
MARION TOWNSHIP
Jan. lS.-Rev. Samuel Goughnour. OF
the Des Moines Valley church. occupied
the pulpit OF the Brethren church Sun
day Nj. Goughnour will have charge
Of the services for an indefinite time
during the absence of Rev. F.. NJ
Wheeler.
! Joseph GouShnour. Of Greene, visited
| friends in this neighborhood this week
and accOmDanied his father Samue'