Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
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Mr.. and Mrs. viii EARLY spent Sum
day at the e. C. xurtz home near Mar
shalltown.
Miss Grace Marker of near L!scomb.
spent Wednesday with Miss Matte
Delp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkinson, of AL
bion. visited with their son. Ernest, ana
wife Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Conner, and daugh-
tiers. Alta and Ruth. Of near lvester.
visited Thursday at the Peter Delp
home.
Those from this neighborhood who
are attending high school at Conrad,
resumed their work Monday morning
after q weeks vacation.
Mr.. c. A. Weeks and daughter Helen.
Mr.. F.. E. Whaley. Mr. Pardon Head.
and David Head were Marshalltown
visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank clifford and
daughters. Marie and Rhoma, from
near Conrad, and Mr.. Edgar Cornell,
Of Rolfe. were guests at the D. b. Ell.
lott home saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schiebel and
daughter, Carrie. Of Prairieville. and
town, visited Sunday with their son
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Mrs. Eliza Billings and daughter.
Harriet, of somersville. Conn. and
Misses Minnie and Fannie Russell. OF
Marshalltown, cousins and sisters, re-
spectively. Of Mrs. Pardon Head. were
guests at the Head home Thursday.
Misses Roxie Weeks and Mary Head
went to Cedar Falls Thursday evening
to visit Miss Weeks sister. Kittie. and
Miss Heads cousin. Miss Fannie RUS
sell, at the Iowa State Teachers Col
lexe. They returned home Saturday.
The west division Of the North star
aid met Thursday with Mrs. Horace
Roeencrantz. There was a fair at
tendance and the quilt was finished.
The hostess, assisted by her daughter.
Nettie. served a sumptuous dinner at
noon to which all did ample Justice.
Mrs. ]. L. Rails was the only guest q
the society.
Sanger Briefs.
Mr.. Sam WINERY and Miss Vera. o.
MarshAlltown. visited relatives herr
Tuesday night.
Vinton Kersey and fsmily. Of Glenn
ons. visited at the G. g. White homs
Sunday.
Mr.. Norm Boyd and family. Of Lis
comb, spent Sunday at DR.. Aahlon
Russelrs home.
Miss Ruby Arney went to MARSHALL
town Tuesday evening to remain for
several weeks.
DR.. ]. H. Whitehead and family were
callers at Narshalltown, Tuesday.
Minnie Myers Is not gaining as fast
"a her many friends would like to see
her.
c. wheelock had the misfortune to
get thrown from his buggy while on his
way to Union. Saturday. Luckily he
was not injured. but his buggy and
harness was damaged.
Mrs. Quincy Dillon went to Ralston
to visit her brother. Frank Brown.
and family. Miss Nellie Brown Is in
very poor health.
Mr.. Charlie Clemens and family. Of
Clemens, visited at the w. Clemens
home Sunday.
9t. Anthony News.
Mrs. H. A. Laycock. Of Gearing. 10
visiting at the L. n. Laycock home.
Hugh Dunn, Mrs. Maggie Kelley and
daughter. Marie. are visiting In the
southern part Of the state.
Fred Peters has bought the restaur-
ant stock from c. w. Pierce and he has
taken possession.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spring Of State
Center, visited in st. Anthony this
week.
Miss Minnie Mackin left Sunday to
teach school near Luray.
George Lewison spent Sunday at
Hubbard.
Mike Dunn is quite sick.
Mr.. Oscar Bramon. who has been
very poorly during the winter, Is up
and around the house again.
Moses Bryant shipped two cars. Of
stock to Chicago Tuesday and e. A.
Bryant shipped one car.
Marion Township News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Messer. Of
Grundy Center, spent Sunday 1T tho
old peoples home visiting Mrs. Rosa
Bell.
Mrs. Luther futile and children, liv-
ing near State Center. visited this week
at Henry Tuttle's.
Tho council meeting OF the Brsthrsn
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