Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-17
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communities are as IOiIOWS.
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Lee Lighter. of Dickens. is visiting
at the E. G.. Elliott home. east of town.
A c. Lehman has been called to
Kansas by the serious illness of his
father.
Mrs. SADIE Eueghly has been confined
to her home with an attack OF rheuna-
tism and grippe
Frank Woodruff of Gowrie. has been
spending several days at the ] o.
Could home
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. BOYD came from
Grundy Center Wednesday evening for
a visit with the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Boyd.
Early Elliott OF Fonda is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Dorcas Elliott. and
getting the house repaired on the ELL
lott farm north OF town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Elliott expect TO move on their
farm March /
Will OBryon has traded his farm
north OF town 70 Emil Penfield for a
tract Of land in Minnesota.
F W. Dillon was III Marshalltown
Wednesday.
The pupils Of the high school will
give 4 supper in the NJ. w A. han Sax
urday evening A special musical pro-
gram has been prepared An invita-
zion is extended 20 the general public.
Henry Pie-Sborr and s Dickerson
we're in MARSHALL own Wednesday.
Miss Emma Kio-mae has been spend
ing some time visiting friends in Gill
man.
Miss Eva ,reekin will open her
school two mics east of Eldora, Nom
day
Mr. Bert Lancaster and sister. Miss
ter. Mrs. H. W Clark.
Mrs C. 3 Jentsch was in Union
TUESDAY evening. attending the Eastern
Star lodge
Mr. and Mrs Albert Rrindle are the
parents OF a son. born Sunday
/ The Royal Neighhors entertained
their families al a social evening at
their hall Tuesday night. Jesse Hag-
4 gins was postmaster and handed out
the valentines y short program was
given after which supper was served TO
ffty-six. Elmer Boyd and L. H. Smith
were the chefs who prepared the
oysters. The affair was most delightful
I in every way
/ Mr., and Mrs. Jesse Mason Of Web
ster City, have been spending few
days with relatives.
Mr.. j. r Fitzgerald. of Everett
/ Wash, is visiting his sister, Mrs. L. L.
I Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercy returned Tues
day from a six-week's trip thru the
south. on their return north they
spent several days visiting relatives IT
Dixon and Lee Center. Ill. Mr.. and
I Mrs. ]. G. Scott who accompanied
them south are in Tampa. Fla, with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Nix. They do no.
expect to return home until some time
ir April.
The Tennesseean male quartet and
jubilee singers will be the attraction
as the last number of the lecture
course The concert will be held IL
the Christian church Thursday even
ing, Feb %.
The E. c. Wealth home. southeast O
! town, is quarantined for scarlet fever
Porter Hall, % Union. IS visiting a
the home OF his sister, Mrs. H. A
Biersborn.
Mrs B. Fitzgerald of Union. ha!
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. L
Barber.
Miss Vera Fields. of N1arshalltown
spent Tuesday with her aunt. Mrs. j. 3
Sweet
Il Messrs Emmett Swearengen, Glen
Durham, Cecil Howard. Joshua STRAIT
ton and Lee Ralston. of Albion. attend
ed l. @. O. F. lodge here Wednesday
evening.
Miss Flora Durham has returned
from visit with her sister, Mrs. Core
Moore. of Reinbeck.
L Mr. George Van Slyke visited las
week with his sister Mrs F. Berger o.
Sioux City.
Miss Mildred Van Slyke came from
Steamboat Rock Friday evening ant
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Van Slyke.
Il c. C. Church was in Marshaiitow1
Wednesday.
Miss Brockway. of Chicago, is visit
ing at the Thachter home, west o.
town.
Messrs. Jacob Galloway and Clarenc,
Weatherly were in Marshalltown Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. Jacob Galloway was in Mar.
shalltown Saturday
Mrs. Ernest Garland and son. Wiiiiaar
and little Mary Evans, who have beer
visiting at the F. c. Nichols home. re.
turned to their home in LeGrand, Sat.
urday.
Mrs. j. e. Powers and Mrs. Ella Scot,
were in Marshalltown Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stanfield were IL
Marshalftown Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Gaunt have re.
ceived word Of the death Of theil
granddaughter, the infant daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kinzer, Of Kent
Washington, on Thursday Of last week
The Women's Club met with Mis-
Clara Baughman Monday evening. Tn
president. Mrs Sadie Bueghly, was un
able to be present on account Of Hines
and Mrs. F. c. Nichols acted AZ chair
man. Thoughts from Will Carleton
works were given IN response to rol
cali ana a very interesting paper. II
Hiawatha's Country" was read by Mrl
F. W. Dillon, after which the evenin
was spent socially. The house was pref
tily decorated In hearts and the valen
tine idea was carried out In the even
ing's entertainment. Valentines wer
given as EavOrs and the original verse