Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21

toms Of the people OF India. Miss Mil
Ter has lived among these people for
the past seven years.
Gilman News.
Mesdames John and Bethel Crandon
were Marshalltown visitors Friday.
e. r. Negly went to GAIA, Saturday,
to visit relatives.
Miss Sadie Lowry, Of Des Moines,
came Saturday for a visit with the
Joseph Lowry family. Mrs F. Q. Ho-
cum and baby daughter Marjorie. of
Poneroy. came Saturday for visit at
the Lowry home.
Mrs. Ray Parmenter and children.
Gladys and Willard. left Saturday for
a two weeks visit with relatives at
Andalusia and Edgington. Ill.
Chris Anderson and wife and Frances
Psenicka, who have been visiting the
Frank. Muller family, Of Waverly, S. D..
for two weeks. came home Saturday.
| DR.. and Mrs. F. Suit and sons motored
to Waterloo Saturday and visited DR..
Suits sister, Mrs. "A. B. Clay. Mrs
Clay accompanied them home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McGrew and
daughter Laura, motored to Hudson
Saturday and were over-Sunday guests
of the w. F. Wood family.
Mesdames Lucina Biakely and Jane
Miller, of Lewis. came Monday for
visit with their cousin, j. D. Ingraham,
and family.
| Misses Florence and Gladys 1ngra-
ham, Of Oswego, Kan. came Monday
for a visit with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Ingraham.
Mrs. Mate Cohen and baby daugh-
ter Mildred, of Des Moines, came Tues
day for a visit with Roy and Minnie
Ingraham.
Ed Erickson and wife. who have been
visiting over year in Norway, arrived
home Monday.
c. H. Patterson. of Silver City. came
Sunday for visit with his mother,
Mrs. +. + Patterson.
c. c. Elliott and wife and F. L. Hite
left Tuesday evening for Leanna. Kan.
Mrs. George Hill spent Tuesday at
Dillon.
Mrs. E. r. Negly was very much sur
prised when twenty-five Christian En-
deavorers appeared at her home Friday
evening and Informed her that they
came to help her celebrate her thirty
sixth birthday. Games, music and re-
freshments whiled away the hours. In
behalf of the crowd Roy Stoddard pre-
scented Mrs. Neig!y with an elegant cut
glass sugar and creamer, Mrs. Negly
responding.
A surprise farewell party was given
Mrs. Jessie Suit by forty Of her friends
Monday evening. al the home Of ]. s.
Da-rah. The evening was spent with
music and in a social way. Dainty re-
freshments We're served. In comment
ora ton of the event and as an express
sion of the love and esteem OF her
friends. Mrs. Suit was presented with
an elegant hand bag and purse OF
over s25 Mrs. r. R. Atkinson and son
Ralph, Of Hampton, were out-of-town
guests Earlier in the evening the girls
Of the Christian Endeavor called on
Mrs. Suit in a body and presented her
with a fine fountain pen, Laura Nc
Grew making the presentation speech.
Mrs. Suit and son Donald left Wednes-
day morning for Salt Lake City. Utah,
where they will make their home.
The Seager building is being repaired
for C. c. Elliott to open new res
taurant and grocery in the near future.
Paul Jacobson had the misfortune to
fall from a table Thursday evening and
break his right arm between the wrist
and elbow.
Fire of unknown origin. which start
ed out in a field Sunday forenoon.
burned twelve acres OF oats in the
shock belonging to George Matney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matney We're at church
in Gilman when the fire started and
neighbors had 1t extinguished when
they arrived home.
Messrs. James Lowry and j. s. Paul
went to Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Graves spent Wednesday at
Grinnell with her daughter. Mrs. II.
l. Yeage-. She was accompanied home
by her grandson. Dorr Yeager, who will
stay here while Mrs. feager visits be-
tween a month OF six weeks In New
York.
Rev. H. p Barnes spent Wednesday
in Marshalltown.
The NJ. E ladies had very enjoy
able time Wednesday at an all-day
picnic at the home OF L. G. Beale.
Fire of unknown origin started in
John Lowry's oat field Wednesday
forenoon, but was put out after burn
ing an acre of oats in the shock.
The oats that are being threshed are
going from twenty to thirty bushels
TO the acre. Wheat Is going thirty
! bushels to the acre.
Laurel Notss.
On Saturday morning party OF
La rel people, filling three touring cars,
started for Clear Lake, where they will
enjoy a ten days outing. The party
consisted Of Dr. L. W. and Mrs. Pence.
the Misses Anna and Lennie Hurto,
Kate, Ida, and Clara Weisenburger and
Nell Mann, Messrs. Bruce Ward,
George Liant. D. c. Bligh and Fred
Schuman.
Mrs. Mary Eager, Of Brookvtlle. H..
left for her home Tues day. after short
visit with relatives here.
Lewis jenkins is spending the week
with his brother at Sibley.
John r. Paul, OF Marshalltown. IL
building new cribs and granary on his
farm near Laurel. now occupied by
Charles Akers.
Earl Lockard. who has been suffer-
ing from a severe attack Of inflamma-
ton Of the bowels for the past week, Is
slightly improved.
H. Jackman. of Grinnell. q former
grain dealer here, spent Tuesday be-