Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-19
Brief News Of Aiaona.

Special to Times Repu Dlican.
Algona, June 1s.-Mrs Edgar Butler
leaves this week for Chicago 10 join
her old friend, Mrs. Pinckney. the two
ladies expect to spend the summer at
a resort in Michigan where the Pinck-
neys have summer cottage.
Rev. F. C. Taylor is planning on
driving his car thru 20 Chicago next
week If the weather permits.
Jimmie Neville IS going out of bust
ness in Algona on accoun. Of his fail
ing health. He expects to farm.
For a consideration of $4,000 Miss
Cora Frink has purchased from F. S.
Norton me handsome new South
street cottage in which she
and her mother have been living for
several months.
Charles Nolte will be the progressive
candidate for clerk Of courts. He re-
ceived enough votes at the primary
election to give him the nomination
A J. Brown was called 10 Rogers.
Ark, by the death Of his father. His
mother will come 10 Algona 10 make
her home soon.
William Clearly sustained a slight
stroke Of paralysis in his left arm
Wednesday.
Dr.. z. E. Savers has been continued
by Governor Clarke for another three
years as deputy state veterinarian.
j. Dickinson is attending the grad
uating exercises of the law class at
Iowa City this week. He graduated
there in 1899.
Miss Zada Bremson is home from
Chicago, where she has been teaching
in a kindergarten school.
John Goedertz has gone 10 Bird Is
land, MINI. TO help his son handle 100
acres Of corn.
Tom Robertson has sold eighty acres
of hrs land. south of the city, part OF
the Roba place, 10 Henry Jentz at sls9
an acre.
Lon McMurray is laid up with bad
attack Of rheumatism.
Attorney S. E. Mcmahon viii give
the Fourth Of July address at Wesley
Mrs. ]. c. Jamison and J. E. Nc
Whorter have been enjoying a visii
from their aged mother, Mrs. Nc
Whorter. OF Sterling, H., during the
past week.
Miss Alta Crafty. Of Armstrong is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. c. 3. Muir
laugh.
Mrs. ]. r. Laird. Miss c. F, Dodd and
Mrs. Thomas Gilber; left for Burning
ton Monday to attend the state en-
campment of G. A. r and ". r. c. as
delegates Mr.. and Mrs. S C. Spear
went down a few days earlier TO De
present at this patriotic gathering.
Mrs. " P. Weaver is enjoying visit
from her aunt. Mrs. Edward Taylor, OF
New York City, who will remain in the
west for some time
Ross Quinsy and wife and Mrs. G. N
Quinby went TO Clear Lake Monday fol
an outing at their cottage.
Mrs John Walsh has been seriously
I'll with blood poisoning at Bancroft
during the past week. but is reported
much better now. Mr. Walsh was called
there and remained with his wife TIN
greater part of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Adams have
| bought a cottage at Lake Okoboji OF
Fort Dodge Point. and expect to spend
| good share Of the heated season a
the resort.
I DR.. Kenefe LEFT FOR Milwaukee Wed
nesday evening to accompany his fam
| lily home who were visiting there. o.
I, Saturday he and Dr. Cretzmyer an
/ DR.. McCreery will start for New Jerse.
/ to attend national medical meeting.
James Cruikshank had little aut
iaccident Wednesday evening. He wa
starting out with his auto from hi
home and accidentally turned on q
the gas and the auto shot across tn
street and ran against Hal Cowan'
house The machine was damage
some.
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