Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06
NEWs FROM TOWNS AND NEIGH
DoRHoops or COUNTY GATH
Erred ~ coRREsPoNDENTs.
SFoaMER LAMo,LLE MAN
DIES At BREWSTER KAN.
I. a. Jackson, Well known in Wash-
inston Township, passes Away Fol-
u LOWING Two Strokes o. Paralysis ~
Former Representative Annoy Home
h From Dc. Meinss Hospital.

News of county towns and different
inland neighborhoods has been gath
cred during the past week by Times
Republican correspondents. and wiii
prove of interest to many not only no"
IN the county, but to former residents
who still have an active interest IN
stha ,,annenings OF their old home COM
munities.
wnrd received at Lamoille tells OF
the death at Brewster, Kan. Of J. g.
Jackson, q former Lamoille man. MT.
Jackson died following two strokes OF
paralysis.
Former Representative Wallace H.
Arney. who has been a patient IN q
Des Moines hospital. where ne UNDER
went an operation to straighten and
lenxthen the leg broken last Septem oer'
has returned to his Taylor township
home. and is making steady recovery.
lamoiiis Notes.
Mrs. !. u. Roundy returned Tuesday
ri~ht from an absence of three weeks,
having been called to the bedside OF
sick brother, ]. G.. jackson. VINO re
sides at Brewster. Kan. Mr. jackson
was afflicted with heart trouble anu
on March 10 suffered. a stroke OF par
alysis affecting the entire left side. On
March 20 he received a second stroke ,
ana passed away that evening The
funeral. which was largely attended,
was held at the home on Saturday
Anril 1. Mr.. Jackson will be remem-
bered by old friends and neighbors mere.
having lived i'll this vicinity for four
wears. He was compelled by III health
10 seek a changesOf climate, and Win
his family moved to western Kansas.
~ Regular services will be held at the
church Sunday. preaching at II O'Clock
ana Sunday school Immediately after.
CHOIR practice will be held at the home
OF Miss Mar1ory Mclean Saturday ev-
/ enfng.
IEoodly number from here attended
~BSn- Hur' at Marshalltown.
The Ever Ready Bible Glass Will De
+ entertained by Ralph and Emma Coul-
terEsat. the home Of their aunt. Miss
Elfxabeth Coulter, Friday. evening.
Taylor Township Notes
d&orge Amen George Este! and r. H.
Clay were on the Chicago market Mon
day with shipments OF stock. B. F.
ROBINSON, Lewis walters, George Lewis
ana p. L. Collins also shipped cattle to
Chicago.
Charles Ward, accompanied by his
bride. made a short visit with his
mother, Mrs. Rachel Ward, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward will make their
home in Oregon.
Miss Bessie Thompson visited friends
atsAckley few days last week.
The revival meetings at Prairieville
cloSed Friday night. It is the intention
OF the Friends organization to hold
meetings regularly each Sabbath in the
future A pastor has not been secured
YET, but will be as soon as possible.
~ II. Arney has returned from the
hospital in Des Moines. where he has
been for several weeks receiving treat
m1at Of his broken leg. He - recover
ing rapidly.
The board Of trustees Of the township
met Monday for the annual business
meeting.
Adna ,Masisby. who has been very
cick with erysipeias. II much better.
The C.. g. Winslow homo 10 under
quarantine for scarlet fever. Earl, the
Il Oldest son, was the hrst to take the
disease. which was OF q very severe
form. He is about over It now and the
other children'are sick.
Laurel.
There win be Easter services Sum
day at the M. E. church, both morning
ana evening. A fine souvenir program
will be presented to each one in at
tendance. Preparations are being made
TO have the song service at the even
I ing Of more than usual excellence
The new residence on the T. T.. West