Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-24

4 Monday In Grinnell.
John Parker went to West Chester
Monday for q ten days visit with his
aunts, Mrs. Agnes Ross and Miss Title
Parker.
Henry RACER, Of Lake City, was an
over Sunday guest Of his sister-in law
Mrs. NJ. L. O'Connell, and husband.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Carney went IA
Burlington Saturday for two weeks
visit with their son. e. p. Carney. and
family.
George Read and son Charlie OF
Harvard. Neb.. came Tuesday for &
visit with the formers brother. c. =
Read. and other relatives.
Mesdames John wylie. NJ. O. Hocum
P. A. Madiil. NJ. McCosh. Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh McIlrath, Misses Grace and Sar-
an IMcllrath. David Paul and John Nc
Ilrath. OF Grinnell. attended the funeral
! Of Marjorie Lowery. Tuesday.
Sidney Peer, Of Chicago. came Mon
! day for visit with his sister. Mrs
William Peese. and brothers. Ed and
| Harry.
Mrs. Palmer, Of Toronto, Canada
who has been visiting her son, f. b
Palmer. and family, for three months
left for her home Wednesday evening
Mrs. Martha Carson. OF Marshall
town. visited friends here Thursday
and Friday.
DR.. E. p. Roberts went to Cedar
Rapids Tuesday evening to attend the
Iowa Veterinary Association until Fri
day.
Misses Olive. Marie. Anna and Amel-
ia Sawyer were Grinnell visitors Tues
day.
Mesdames William Bobzine. John
Bobzine Fred Hite and Misses Bertha
Heng and Clara Ackley spent Tuesday
| in Marshalltown.
Mrs. Henry Neilandt and children
went to Tama Wednesday evening "a
visit the formers sister. Mrs. William
| Impson. and family.
! Nathan McGrew spent Wednesday in
Grinnell.
Mrs. ]. Van De Venter and son Mas
were Grinnell visitors Wednesday,.
Lester Gregg. Ray Van De vente,
and Roy Poper and Dale Darrah at
tended the play at Marshaltown Tues.
| day night.
Mrs. Ralph Atkinson. OF Grinnell
spent Wednesday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones.
A son was born to Dwight Lavender
and wife Wednesday evening.
! Ralph Hobbs left Wednesday even
| ing for Cincinnati. where he Will stay
this winter.
| DR.. Suits residence property or
South Main street was bought by DIR
! w. H. Austin. Of Laurel. for 50. 500. The
| f. r. Ensminger property was bought
| by T. III. Buchanan for $500. DR.. Aus
tin, wife and family expect to move
here next spring.
Clemens News
| Mrs. j. B. Mccormack is confined
to her home with rheumatism.
Rev e. A. Watkins. president Of
Palmer College, LeGrand. preached two
excellent sermons at the Christian
church Sunday Rev. Mr. watkins Is
one Of the best speakers that ever oc-
! cupied the local pulpit.
Mr.. D. d. Mitchell has been con-
fined to his home the past few days
on account Of sickness.
| Henry Phelps is spending few days
In Osceola county on business.
Most Of the farmers in this vicinity
have finished picking corn.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chris
tan church met with Mrs. E. Everist
Wednesday afternoon.
The pastoral committee OF the
Christian church sent a message u
Rev. B. F. Clayton. OF Yellow Springs
Ohio. a former pastor OF the church
to come here and preach during the
rest of the conference year. which ends
Oct. l, 1912.
The ladies Of the church will serve
dinner Thanksgiving day in the base
ment of the church. In the afternoon
they will hold a bazaar and in the
evening will serve oysters. ice cream
arid cake.
| Palmer College Notes.
The students and some OF the teach
. ers at Palmer College worked all last
! Saturday afternoon trimming the trees