Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-08
St. Anthony Items.

St. Anthony Items.
Mr.. Thomas Dunn, OF Caifornla' ID
visiting in ST. Anthony.
Elmer Kersey sold his househoio
goods Saturday and left Tuesday FOR
Canada.
| John Bryant left Sunday for Canada.
Mr.. Eddie Dunn returned home from
| Oklahoma Monday.
DR.. A. H. Bathke arrived here Tues
day and has moved into the P. ~.
keoprel house.
Miss Maggie McLaughlan has gone
to Mason city for visit.
Mr.. James Springer arrived In ST.
| Anthony Wednesday with his house.
| hold goods.
Miss Gertrude Mayors. Of Grinnell
arrived this week and intends to re-
| main with her mother.
Mr.. William Slough moved into
town this week.
Harry Brick has bought the Mark
man property.
! Elzie Spence has bought g. half in
terest in the livery barn.
Gilman News.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Parmenter Friday.
Robert Tone, who is going to school
at Mt. Vernon, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Tone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smetley and
son. Lawrence, were over-Sunday
guests with their daughter and sister.
Mrs. Porter Phillips, and family. of
| Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Strand and son, Gift
ford. were Marshalltown visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. Guy GARNER was an over night
visitor Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marlyn Douglas, Of Grinnell
Mrs. Marlyn Douglas, Of Grinnell
came Monday for q weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs H. P. Barnes and daughters
Margaret and Alice. Of State Center
were guests at the ]. A. Ward home
| Tuesday.
Fred Graves. wife and daughter,
Carol. spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Graves parents, Mr.. and Mrs Will
cox, Of Montour,
Mrs. William Hennesay and children.
Frank, Kate and Iva, left Wednesday
for their new home at Usage. She
was accompanied there by her brother
in-law and nephew, Sam Ludlow and
William Paul
Mrs. Nose Lamont and children.
left Tuesday for their new home at
Buffalo Center.
Mrs. w. c. Schultz and children,
Elmer and Grace. were Marshalltown
visitors from Wednesday until Mon
day.
Mrs. G. F. stansberry and daugh-
tiers, Helen and Dorothy. went to New
Sharon Saturday.
Edmund. Howard Walter and Earl.
sons Of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Green. are
sick with scarlet fever, in mild
form.
Misses Anna and verna Sawyer
spent Wednesday in Grinnell.
Mrs. A. ]. Clark left Tuesday for
Canon City. Colo having received the
news that her brother, James c. Wat
son, had died that morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Phillips. of Os-
kaloosa, came Wednesday for a visit
with Mrs. Phillips parents. Thomas
smetley and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips are soon to move to Winona. MINI.
| Miss Ella Conger, of Mason City.
came Wednesday evening for few
days visit with her sister. Mrs. Ed
Carlstrom and family.
| Frank Ensminger, who had been at
tending the automobile show at Des
,Moines, returned home Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Read. Mrs. Henry
Neilandt and daughters. Florence. and
Chrystal, left Tuesday for Big Springs
and Soash, Tex.
Miss Esther Wallace arrived home
Saturday from two weeks visit with
her brother Charles Wallace. and fam
fly. at Morris. III.
4 Leo Musser was at Grand Meadows
from Sunday until Wednesday, on bus
mess.
Mrs. William Austin and daughter.
Mabel. spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with the formers parents. H. B. AM
mons and wife. OF Newton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Alden and daugh-
ter, Repa, of Montezuma, arrived here
Wednesday. where they will live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Anderson moved
Wednesday to the George MoMurray
farm, Ave miles southeast OF here.
| William Stark, OF Story City, was
here on business Saturday.
Mrs. G. P. Wyckon, OF Grinnell. came
Saturday to assist in taking care OF
her mother, Mrs. H. Sutherland. who is
sick with inflammatory rheumatism.
e.. K. Urbine has bought 81 M-s. p
r. johnson two lots on North Elm
/ street. He will build modern cottage
IN them in the spring. The considera-
ton was 1915.
Liech wiseman and wife were Mar
shalltown visitors Friday.
|
Taylor Township Tales.
H. A. Cole was in Chicago last week
with a carload Of fat cattle.