Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-26
MARSHALL COUNTY
NEWS q INTEREST
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HAPPENINGS OF COUNTY TOWNS
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COUNTRY BEING LIFrEn{
A6usA Livestock, rssld Back OWNS T.
Snow and Cold Weathsr. Being
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Story City Dransh Carries Many
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News Of county towns is told by
Times-Repubiican- correspondents, who
recite the local. personal and social
happenings Of theft different commun-
tiles.
At st. Anthony was eeen the longest
train ever run over the Story City
branch. which carried much livestock
that has been held up owing to snow
blockades.1 News Of the county grouped
by towns and neighborhoods follows:
q. Anthony Ns~A
Mrs.. T.. Jacobs and father, Thomas
Jacobs. of Rowan, visited at the John
Black homo last week.
Mr.. Henry Mayer has been quite
sick for several days.
Rev. A. "A. Garrett has been con-
Quoting revival meetings At the NJ. p.
church for two weeks. Despite the
cold and stormy weather there has
been good attendance each night.
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stock last week. but held two loads in
the yards over q week on account OF
the blockade, Five more cars were
shipped by Mr.. lMackin this week.
Train No. 54..t on the Story City
branch, came down Tuesday morning
with q double header and had forty
Conductor Nehertng said he had four
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est train that the people ever saw on
the branch.
n. F. Bryant and d. L. Bryant each
Tuesday.
Mrs. N. B. Ivans visited in MARSHALL
town this week.
Miss Lizzie Dunn was MARSHALL
town caller this week.
Mrs. Harry Buck 10 quite sick.
Mr.. E. b. Krominga visited at Alb
bolt Sunday.
H. Hammond and LaINant & Son
have arranged to put In their ice crop
from Steamboat Rock.
News Of Rhodss.
W. d. Hix. who has been in the hos
pitai at State Center for several weeks
returned home Wednesday.
Hrn. Louise Steiner left Saturday
evening for Hermit. Cal. where she
will remain indefinitely. with relatives
Dr. H. s. Titus returned home Satur-
day morning from Oxford, Ind. where
he accompanied the body Of his son.
Dr.. III. E. Titus, who died in Denver
recently. Mr.. Glenn Titus, who went
to Oxford to attend the funeral of his
brother. accompanied an uncle to his
homo at Hingham,~Wis., for a short
visit.
A large crowd attended the dance in
the hall Friday evening.
Eden Camp, No. 6793, Royal Neigh
bors Of America, and Rhodes camp. No
1850, Of the yvoodmen. held joint in
stallatiop Friday evening. A good -sized
crowd was in attendance. and fine
supper was served
Mrs. WeishAars father. Mr.. McIn-
tyre, who suffered atstroke Of paralysis
died last week ats his home in Dez
Noines. Mr.. Mcintyre had many
friends at this place, where he has Wis
tied many times .,.-
Several from this place attended the
funeral services OF. Herman Bodie al
State Center Sunday.
Gilman News.
Mi4s Iva Swift, Of Grinnell. came
Thursday evening for a visit with her
pareI1s, A. e. Swift, and family.
Dallas Baker and Myron Green went
to Mason City Friday morning for q
weeks VISIT with Dallas brother. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Baker.
Messrs. Alex Reed Nose Lamont and
James, Lowry spent Friday in Mar
shalltown.
Mrs. J. s. Paul and daughter, Isa-
belle, and Miss Anna Lowry were in
Marshalltown Friday.
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Of Colone. 8
D., who had ben visiting her daughter
Mrs Fred Gould. and other relatives
for FIVE weeks, left for home Thursday
Complimentary to her cousins
Arthur and Miss Anna Thompson Of
Kirtles. Wyo., Eta and Meta Slayer
most spleasantly entertained thirty OF
their friends Friday evening. at IN
oyster supper:
Mr.. sand Mrs. Harry YeageF. and son
Dorr, sof Grinnell. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Yeager's parents. DR.. and Mrs
Gravel.
Mrss Grace Wilson. Of Marshalltown
and HI. Roy Pierson, ox Lavinia, were
guests Of the Thomas McGrew family
Sunday
Misc. Laura McG1ew went to Grin
nell Monday morning to attend the
short course.
Miss Lizzie Carroll, of Grinnell, Wis
tied Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Sell
i mcr Nelson.
Miss. Anna and Arthur Thompson, Of
Kirtley, Wyo.. who had been visiting
their uncle. Oliver Slayer. and family
for several weeks, left Wednesday fol
blue Earth. MIMI, where they will
visit other relatives before going home
Y Mrs A. p, Swift spent Wednesday in
NarshAlltown.
MIRA John. Wiseman fell on a slippery
sidewalk and dislocated her right
wrist
Mrs. c. "A. Radcliffy OF New Sharon
i visited last week with her sister, Mrs
= = + F. sPatterscn, and family
Mr.Eand Mrs.. J. A. Farmer, Of Hart
\ Mich, came Thursday 10 visit thsil
ron, T. r. Farmer. and family.
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lruce and Mary. Of Davenport. who
had !been WHITING Mrs. Carson'a
n snoth6f, 1GfA,N &. 9ohnaon. for several