Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-03

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Ner&h atar Twinkiss.

Mr.. and Mr0. b. =. SchtebePs bAoy
had q very severe attack OF the asthma
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. schiebel visited
at Mr.. echiebel's parents. in Prairie
Vile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. McKibben and
daughters. Mae and Gladys. were shop
ping in Marshalltown Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Collins. Of Albion,
visited Sunday with Mrs. Collins sis
ter, Mrs. b. E. schiebel.
children visited Sunday with Mrs.
C,hadwick's sister, Mrs w. o. Trans
barser.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rum returned
last week from their visit with Mr..
Bunn's parents at Hale. Mo.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the last number Of the lecture
course at Liscomb Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lancaster at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Lancasters
uncle, Riley Adams. north OF Whit
ten, Monday.
Mrs. Alvin Bum is confined to the
house and is under the doctors care.
She is suffering with enlargement OF
| the liver.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Grove. Mr.. and
Mrs J. W. Schiebel and Mrs. r. A.
McKibben and son Vos, were MARSHALL
town visitors Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs William Alvey. Of Al
bion, arrived Tuesday and visited their
daughter. Mrs. B. e. schiebel. until
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilkinson and
were in Marshalltown Saturday. Miss
Roxie went down to attend the teach
ers' meeting.
| Mr.. E. e. whaley attended the quar-
terly meeting OF Friends at MARSHALL
town Saturday. His daughter, Pearl.
returned with him. She was there at
tending the teachers and Friends
meetings.
Mrs. d. b. Elliot left Thursday night
for Carthage. 8. D., on account Of the
serious illness Of her niece. Miss Form
Hagen. Mrs. E. L. Burkhart accom-
panied Mrs. Elliot.
Mrs w. o. Transbarger received
word that her sister, Mrs. Guy Coulter.
had q son. born Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coulter formerly lived In this neigh
borhood, but are now living near Mar
shalltown.
| Miss Mae Weeks came home to stay
Saturday, al the school that she was
teaching the Spring Valley neishbor-
hood, south Of Marshalltown, is closed
on account Of the measles.
Miss Alma Smith spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Susie Anderson.
Miss Smith, whose home has been In
| Conrad, left Tuesday for OBrien coun-
ty. where her parents have moved on
q farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Cotton moved
wednesday to the Diller farm. north
Of Prairisville. which ne has rented for
I'VE years. Mr.. Melchert moved from
the Diller farm to the Early farm.
which Mr.. Cotton vacated.
Miss Mary Head gave a party to
several Of her friends Saturday even-
ing On account Of the weather some
were unable to attend, but the time
was pleasantly spent with various
amussments. and light lunch was
served.
The North Star Aid met with Mrs.
H. q. Thomas Thursday. It being The
last meeting In the year the ofncsss Tor
the ensuing year were elected - 9ol-
lows: PRECEDENT, MISS Minnie Bradley:
secretary. Mrs. Pardon Head. On &C
count Of the siss OF the msmbseshtp
decided to divide the aid In two divis-
ions. to meet on alternate Thursdays.
The officers Of the east division elected
are: President, Mrs. Leo Coulter. ana
secretary. Mr.. Will Stewart, and the
officers for the west division are:
President. Mrs. w. o. Tranbarser:
secretary, Mrs. viii Early. On the
NTH Thursday Of the month tho entire
society will meet when every one - In
vited and refreshn,ents will be served.