Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-02
Hax.rhiil News Notes.

Havsrhiii News Notes.
The farmers in this vicinity are re-
planting quite lot Of corn. Some are
compelled to replant the second time
as the cut worms have taken 1t all.
Mr.. and mrs Albert Jensen are par
ents of a son, and MIR. and Mrs. JOS
eph Lang are rejoicing over the arrival
of daughter.
Mrs. Frank Neuroth is very sick,
caused by slipping on cement walk
The c., M. & st. P. Railway Com
pany sent out new time cards taking
effect Sunday, May 2s. The passenger
trains have all been changed. No. 8,
which was formerly due here at Sis
a. M, arrives here at 1851 a. M; NO.
4, that was due here at 1885 p. M, now
arrives at $3.50 a. M; NO. 81, formerly
due at 500 p. m. Is now due at 7:47
p. m.
Messrs. M. L. Krier and H. B. Kopel
were over-Sunday visitors at MAR
shalltown.
The brick work on the new school
house is about done, and work mas
commenced at putting on the roof. The
plumbers are also at work
N0rSU Quar-
Mrs. r. A. McKibben and Mrs. j. w.
schiebel we're shopping in Marshall
town Wednesday.
Sherl and Lura Clapsaddle were In
Bangor Monday to attend the funeral
OF friend.
Mr.. Henry Cowgirl. Of Albion. spent
| Friday with his niece. Mrs. j. F. NC
| Kibben.
A few from this neighborhood at
tended the Memorial exercises at LIS
comb Tuesday.
Mr.. John Weeks, OF Marshalltown.
spent last week with his brother,
| Charles, and family.
Miss Mae Whaley, Of Albion, visited
Thursday at the home Of her uncle.
Mr.. p. E. Whaley.
Misses Ella Fry and Chloe Smith, OF
| Liscomb visited Friday at the j. r.
}McKibben home.
Miss Mabel Schiehel, Of Prairieville.
visited Sunday with her brother, John,
and wife.
Mr.. Roland Shine was in Grinnell
Friday to attend the graduating exer-
cises Of the high school.
| Mrs. John Wflkinson:aof Albion, Wis
tied Wednesday RAKd sThursdxy with
her son. Ernest and 1tifeif ."
Miss Eta Early. Of Marsf1a1ltown.
| came Tuesday evening for a few days
visit with Mrs. d. b. Elliott.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson Wis
tied Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Arch
Coulter. in Vienna township.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Lau1ian Starbuck, OF
Grundy Center, visited Friday at the
Horace RosencrahtI homee-A I, *
| Mr.. Leo Howe and Misses Elsie and
iGrace Melick. OF Liscomb. visited
tSunday at the r. A. McKibben home.
Mr.. T.. ]. McE4arnan, of MARSHALL
town, visited at the d. B. Elliott and
B. E. Schiebel homes last week.
Cynthia and Lester McKibben spent
Sunday at the home their aunt,
Mrs. Julia Lhaman, at Lfscomb.
Mr.. Pardon Head x@ht to Gilman
Saturday and visited HIS parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. Head. until Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Weeks and
sons, Donald and Evans, of Marshall
town, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the c. A. Weeks home.
Mr.. C. H. Whaley and son John. OF
Turtle Lake. Wis, visited the latter
part of last week with their uncle, Mr..
E. e. Whaley, and family
| Miss Mary Kurtz, from north OF
Marshalltown. spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. VIII Early. Mr.
Frank Rails was also guest at the
Early home Sunday.
Friday was the last day OF school at
No. S, so the pupils and teacher. Miss
Roxie Weeks, and some Of their
friends, had picnic in the grove on
! the Lundstrom farm. The day was
spent very enjoyably.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the graduating exercises at
Lisconb Thursday evening and at
1 Conrad Friday evening. Two from
here were in the class at the latter
school, Mr.. Arthur Schultz and Miss
| Susie Anderson.
There was very good attendance at
| the meeting of the west division OF the
J North Star Aid at the home of Mrs.
Ernest Wilkinson Thursday afternoon
Piecing quilt blocks was the work for
! the day and quite number We're put
| together. Mrs John Wilkinson, OF AL
bion, was a guest Of the society. The
\ next meeting will be held June s with
Mrs. e. j.. Whaley.
Lamoille Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Lowery and FAM
| ily. who have resided here for several
years, have moved to LeGrand.
\ Rev. Mr.. Breed. of Grinnell. has been
secured as q supply here both morning
and evening services until Sept. II.
I Mrs. l.. w. Ellis and son Lyman, of
Croker, and Mrs. James Stewart and
family, of Quarry, visited with Mrs.
Myson Woodland Tuesday.
/ Evidently there are some horses
afraid of automobiles even yet, for one
driven in by Jasper Wilson became
frightened as an auto passed thru the
street Tuesday. The horse broke loose,
/ running with the buggy, breaking 1t up