Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-10

nth anniversary Of their marriage.
While the husband was at Mingo
preaching there was born into the
home of Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Neither, of
Laurel, a daughter. Other news of the
county grouped by the towns and rural
communities Is as follows:
Laurel News Notes.
l.. n. Maytag and H. A. Weissenbur-
ger have contaminated deal by which
Maytag transfers to Weissenburger his
brick residence property, formerly the
Willis home, in the north part OF town,
valued at $4,000, and weissenburger
deeds to Maytag his residence property
in the southeast part of town, former
ly the ]. n. McBroon home. for q con-
sideration Of $2.250. Mr.. Weissenbur-
ger will move his family into the new
home about March 1. and w. D. Jen-
kir,s. who now resides in Grinnell. will
occupy the residence vacated by Weis-
senburger.
F. O. Austin has leased the Conover
farm, three miles northwest Of Laurel
to which he will move about March
1. The residence he vacates will be
occupied by the NJ. G. Brown family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clifford celebrated
the thirtieth anniversary Of their mar
riaSe last Friday. A bountiful dinner
was served to the many guests present
George r. Wuike, who has been In
the employ OF the Farmers Elevator
Company for more than a year past
has resigned his position, and will take
unto himself wife in the near future
and will engage in farming the coming
season in Minnesota. Fred c. Buhrow
has taken the position vacated by Mr..
Wulke.
Miss Minnie Sash went to Iowa City
Monday. where she entered the 8. U. l.
hospital and Tuesday submitted to
surgical operation. from which she
rallied nicely. Her recovery Is OK
pected.
John r. Paul. Of ;Marshalltown. who
is now at hospital at Rochester.
Mimi. where he recently underwent a
severe surgical operation. is reported
tor hie--ssaatives=-i,e ro as improving
rapidly. Mr.. Paul was formerly a resi-
dent Of Jefferson township. but for sew
eral years past has been living in
Colorado, removing to Marshalltown
but few months ago.
Rev. w. F. Neither. pastor of the
charge OF the church at Mineo, went
to the latter place to fill his appoint-
ment on Sunday last and on account Of
the severe storm was unable to reach
home until Monday afternoon when ne
was somewhat surprised to find q
daughter, born Sunday evening. await.
ing his arrival.
]. G. Mc1lrath arrived home Friday
from Z short visit with his brother,
George Mc11rath, at Kansas City, Mo.
O. Anthony.
Mr.. Mary Dawson, Of Marshalltown,
visited at the Patrick boiling home
last week.
Mrs. Thomas Brown. Mrs Caleb
Brown and Nrs. L. r. Dellefsuille. Of
Matshailtown. visited at the Braman
home last week. Mrs. Braman and
Grandpa Farber still remain very sick.
Miss Lisy Flanagan ana Mise Minnie
Mackin and Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Van
doesdel and childrsn were Marshan-
town visitors Sunday.
Mrs.. Lizzie Dunn and John FIina.
san are both sick with pneumonia.
Michael Dunn 10 quite seriously sick.
Mrs. Henry Mayer visited at Grim
neil over Sunday.
Mr.. w. Harlan was in Chicago over
Sunday.
J. B. oaunt visited At Melbourne last
week.
MIR. Hess Bacon has bought from
Charles Lindquist the c. w. Rankin
property In st. Anthony.
Mrs. Maggie Kelley. of Clemens
Grove, has bought the Henry LaPlant
property in st. Anthony.
John Mackin il putting a lighting
plant in his home this week.
Bangor News.
Mrs. Stella Harris is improving very
slowly.
Miss Nellie Mayes. Of Marshalltown.
is staying with her sister, Mrs. DR..
Russell.
c. c. Carson is able to be out and
Miss Bessie is better. Both have been
Ill Of tonsilitis.
Mr.. Earl willets and wife are visit
ing relatives here. They intend to set
tie on the farm rented Of Mr.. Willetts'
uncle. r. r. Green. as soon as it is va
Gated.
Grace White has been under the doc
tors care this week.
Leonard Hinshaw. of Albion, visited
at Edna whinery's Sunday.
Mr.. Ed Colltns and family. Of Albion.
attended church here ana visited 1T the
Dave Norman home. Mrs. Norman has
been sick for two weeks, but IS now
able to be about some.
liseomb.
Mr.. Charles Schryver has sold his
interest In the Schryver- lavender meat
market Mt Union.
Prof. r. T. Granny spent Sunday in
Eldora with his friend. Mr.. Putnam.
Mesars. Barney and Arthur Chamness
Of New Providence. were In town on
business Tuesday.
John Gaunt, who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay 0sunt.
returned to his home in Clemons Tues.
day. -
Meesrs Frank and Ed Hcllcrcft. Of
NArshallt0wn. spent 0ulisisy sJ-tne W.
y 0eoAt hoanA 11UtA of t0sn.
Nh. Minnie !. Lincoln. 81 Green