Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-06
Gilman Gleaninas.

itor few days this week
Gilman Gleanings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iver Thorsen are par
ents of daughter, born Monday.
| Curtis Stansberry is able to resume
his studies in the Marshaltown bust.
ness College after a two weeks siege
of German measles and pneumonia.
Mrs. s. L. Ludlow. who had an OPP
GRAFTON at ST. Thomas hospital, Mar
shalltown, Thursday, is making salts
factory recovery.
| About sixty of the friends and neigh
bors of Charles Read and family gath
cred at their home Friday night ano
save them a farewell surprise prior
| to their departure for their new home
near Ames. Music and a splendid social
/ time constituted the evenings enjoy
| ment, in addition to an oyster supper
which the visitors took with them. Mrs
Read was presented with an elegant
I! cut glass fruit dish and Mr.. Read with
| gold filled watch fob. The Read fam
lily left with their household goods
Tuesday.
+, Mrs Louise Scager and Mrs, James
Wylie entertained the ladies aid So
ciety of the Congregational church, at
the home of the latter Wednesday.
The play, "Not Man in the House.
given by the Woman's Club Friday
night, was we'll attended and the ladies
realized $50 profit for their efforts.
The music was furnished by Dwight
Abrams, of Oskaloosa, and the Gilman
band.
Dan Stanton and family moved to a
~,
Harry Stewart and Will Bobsin are
attending the automobile show in Des
Moines this week.
Wendall Stansberry and wife went to
Marengo Saturday to visit week with
Mrs. Stansberrys parents, N1r. and
Mrs C. c. Clements.
Mrs Lewis Nelson, of Grinnell, spent
Tuesday at the A. ]. Pence home.
Plans are On foot TO remodel the
Congregational church. committee
has been working on the matter for
some time and it is expected some
thing definite will soon be decided
upon.
Mrs. ]. Harry Scurr and Mrs. Minnie
Duffield returned from Rochester.
Mimi, Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. A. Jones went to Liscomb
Tuesday morning. having been called
on account Of the serious condition OF
her mother, Mrs. II. w. Head.
Lamoille Items.
Mrs James Wilson OF Waterloo,
came Saturday for a visit at the par
entail homes of William Wilson, and
Mrs Emma Woodland.
Fred Wills. who for the past few
months has been living at Jewell and
Boone, is here now for visit with his
mother, Mrs. Alice Wills and other rel
atives.
At the school election Monday Hans
Erickson was elected director for the
school for the ensuing year.
j. L. Roundy and D. V. Mclean were
visitors Monday.
This week closes the winter term Of
school then the spring vacation will
begin.
Mrs. E. E. Parsons of Marshalltown
returned home Tuesday after remain
ing here and caring for her mother,
Mrs. William Buffet, several days.
Mrs. Buffet has been quite i'll of grip.
A new family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Robinson, moved into Lamoille recent
ly.
John Knight two miles rcrth Of here,
mas moved his family to Montana to
reside on a farm.
Fred Benson and family, formerly of
RI ar State Center, have novel on u
farm one and one-haf miles NOR beast
Of mere. known as the George d. Brown:
p ace, which Mr.. Benson bought last
sumner.
Many farmers are changing places
this year. Mr.. Weiss, who was on the
farra. is now living on a farm
in Haynes Grove. James Mayo moved
from the f. L. Richards farm to the
place. 3. Nemetz, vino lived
on the Stevens farm has moved TO the
Richards place Earl Cook. VINO was on
the Charles Newman farm, has gone
near Collins to live, and vii: Weigart
will farm the Newman farm .h:s year.
Gaylord Coulter has moved to the John
Coulter farm. Mr. and Mes. Walter
Benson are located at the h. me OF
Mrs. Georse Benson. Mrs. Benson in
tends pacding the summer with her
sons, at Pos. er. Mimi
On accoull. Of the 'bl;.aZ:a Satnr-
day drifting up the roads, the lemon
stration Of the Junior work, w!i h was
TO have been TN Sunday, was Indefinite
~ POSTPONE.
Miss Ida Moss. O! near Mars,iaiitown.
visited at the home Of her uncle, War
rem Eaton. Tuesday