Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-28
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| John Carr, Of Collins, accompanied
E. e. Jones to Rhodes Thursday and
spent the day.
1 The ladies who went to Melbourne
Thursday Of the M. e. aid society were
Mesdames Gilman, Merkie, Stricken
Allen. Gray. Bentley. Darling. A. L.
Phillips, and Miss Agnes Weeks. They
were entertained at the Rev. Mr.. Pifer
home and in the afternoon had the
] pleasure of meeting with the ladies' aid
| of Melbourne.
Mrs. T. p. Mansfield was a Marshall-
town visitor Friday.
The Rosary Society Of st. Joseph's
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. T. B. Malloy,
! Mrs. Marian Phillips left Monday
evening for Muskogee Okla. for an
indefinite visit with relatives.
Charles Ginter had the misfortune to
have his leg broken by being stepped
on by COW.
Mrs. Louisa Steiner and Mrs. Lena
Hildreth spent a few days last week at
the Arthur Rohrer homo near Mel
bourne.
Nine car loads Of stock were shipped
from this place to Chicago Sunday.
Ollie Luttekin and Clark Capron
were Marshalltown callers Monday.
Mrs. Smith and children went to Des
Moines Monday.
| Verne Mallacoat and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Miles were In attendance at the
football game in Des Moines Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Crabbs, Of Collins, we're
in Rhodes Saturday,
! Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Outright en-
toyed an over-6unday vistt from Mrs.
Outright, Of DIN, and Miss Sadie
Pifer. F. D. Outright. Jr.. II also
home for few days visit
Miss Edith Haddock, who Is attend
ing school in Chicago, arrived home
Wednesday to visit until after Thanks
giving.
The teachers left Wednesday after
noon for their homes to spend Thanks
giving. Miss Conybsare going to
Cedar Rapids. Miss Lowell to Coon
Rapids, Miss Lalan to Cedar Falls. and
Miss Hatteyy to Collins.
Miss Rose Peahel, president OF the
county teachers association came over
from Marshalltown Saturday to be
present 1t the teachers meeting and
while here was the guest Of Mrs.
Claude Blink. Jr.
! On Tuesday evening the Misses
l
ut their home several young people In
honor Of their cousin, Miss Lillian Retx,
Of Onaka, S. d. The evening was spent
In playing whist. Walter Miles and
Lillian Retz receiving prizes for win
ming the greatest number of games,
and Miss Fora Phillips the consola-
ton. Mrs. George Blink assisted her
daughters in serving q very dainty
lunch. Those who were present were
Freeman Outright. George Goodman,
William Glnter. Frank Haddock. Will
liam Blumenschiene, Mr.. High. Clinton
Darling, Fay Stoffer. Frank Bentley.
Joseph Blink, Fora Phillips, Carrie and
Loretta Ginter, Lillian Ketz, Clara
Marshall. Edna Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Blink, Jr.
Misses Edith Roebuck and Nellie
Darling. of Ames, spent their Thanks
giving vacation at home.
Charles Mooers greatly and most
gladly surprised his parents Wednes-
day morning by walking In to their
home. Mr.. Mooers. who at present is
making his home in Idaho, has not been
home for eighteen years.
Mrs. William Gilman and family Ia
enjoying visit from her two sisters
from Ames.
| Miss Lalan's pupils gave a very IN
teresting Thanksgiving program at the
school house Wednesday afternoon.
| Several visitors were present.