Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-28

L.. w. eBatty !. was in. Waterloo
Thursday.
Miss Naomi Achenbacf spent Sunda,
at the Bauman home returning to he'
home In Gladbrook Monday morning.
Mrs. Sadie Steelsmitl1 and Mr.: ant
Mrs. Clifton steelsmith, of Bethany
Mo-, who have been visiting at the
Martin updike home, left Saturday fol
Chicago to begin rehearsals for the ap.
preaching theatrical season.
Mrs. NJ. N. Clifford and daughter
Gwendoline are visiting relatives ir
Rhodes.
Mr.. Orville Smith has returned from
Butler county, where he has beer
spending several weeks.
Mr.. T. G. Bueghly left Saturday for
Butler county to look after his land
Miss Mabel Gabrielson. Of Bishop
Hill. ILL.,, arrived Wednesday for visit
with her friend, Miss Clara Bauman
Mr. George Pitcher, Of Marshalltown
was in town on business Monday.
NJ. E. ]. Dillon was in Marshall
town on business Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schilling. of Beanan'
spent Sunday at the Ed Dillon home.
Mrs. E. F. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Myers, of Cando. n. D.. spent
Tuesday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Hauser, near Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy, Of Des Moines.
and Mr. Tight, of st. Anthony, spent
Paris and family.
| Mrs. T. F. Paris entertained twenty
| little girls Friday afternoon from 2
| until in honor Of her daughter Ethers
18th anniversary. The afternoon was
, t,ninvo5 the lawn,
and several photographs of the party
were taken by Mrs F,rona Scott Dainty
refreshments were served by Mrs.
! Paris. Aside from the guest Of honor
/ those present were Gertrude Biers-
| born. Gwendoline Clifford Vera Tress-
| Ter, Laura Boyd. Tressie Kjormoe. Han
nah Wood, Zelma Dillon, Georgia
Smith. Hazel Dickerson, Cynthia Nc
kibben, Susie and Mary Steirt, Dewey
Ewalt, Alice Smith, Wilma Nichols,
Burneta Boyd, Bernice Qunlan, and
Bernice Adams.
At the social which Mrs. Paris
Sunday school class gave on the hotel
lawn Saturday evening. SIT was taken
in, s12 Of which will be net and used
in paying the pledge of the class to-
wards the new church.
Mr. Harold Wynne, Of Gilman. re-
turned home Thursday after a short
visit at the ]. s. Powers home.
Mrs. NJ. E. Beatty was in Marshall
town Thursday.
Ferguson News Notes.
n. r. Hilsabeck and wife visited
the past week at Sanborn with their
niece, Mrs. r. S. Miller making the
trip in their automobile
Dr.. and Mrs. Somers and family,
Clyde Bump, and Miss Mable Meirs OF
Grinnel Edwin Parish and family, OF
Chester Center, held an enjoyable pic
mic on the lawn Of Mt. and Mrs. c.
a. Haskin, Tuesday. ~ -
Mrs A. s. Cooper and children are
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. G. p.
Powell and family. and her brother, R.
L. Miller and wife, near Sanborn.
w. A Powers and Everett Ferguson
are working with the E. E. Fitz thresh-
ing outfit OF Vancleve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slow vjgert went to
v1ning Saturday. being summoned
home by a telegram announcing the
serious Illness Of her father.
Mr.. B. F. Eichelts went to- Redfeld.
S. D.. Wednesday. returning Saturday
of last week, looking after his farm
near there. Mr. Eicheltz reports crops
good about Redt1eld.
Mrs. Henderson Ferguson is quite
sick Of general debility.
C. H. Haskin had the misfortune to
fall last Friday. While no bones were
broken he was badly bruised and shak-
en- up.
Mrs. d. D. Dean spent Sunday in
Marshalltown with her sister, Mrs.
Walter PinneO
NJ. Lingham, OF Vancleve, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with his son,
G. w. Linghaln, and wife.
Mrs. Edna Powers has disposed OF
her store building and two lots on
Main street to G. w. Curtiss. Mr.. Cur
tbs is going to remodel the building and
fix it up for the bank.
William Wells and Wilbert Lewis
went to Kansas City Monday to work
in a carpenter gang Of which w T.
Lewis is foreman
Mrs. Nora Davis, and children, Ber-
nice and Berle. Of Morence. Ariz.. are
visiting with her sister and brother,
MIR. and Mrs. D. D. Dead and w. II.
Robinson.