Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-05
News of EIdora. -.
Special to Times Republican.

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1 Edora, July 5.-Mrs. Lottie Mohier,
/ of Los Angeles. Cal, is in Eldora for
a visit with relatives. and old time
! friends. Mrs Mohler will be better
remembered by the older Eldorans as
/ Miss Lottie Furman. a
Ralph Gray, who has been at home
| visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
! W. Gray, left the latter part Of the
week for Glarinda, where he takes the
position for the summer of assistant
surgeon in large hospital. Mr.. Gray
has two more years to study before
Graduating from the. Iowa State Uni
versity. He is one Of the young men
of whom Eldorans are confident that
great things are in store for him
Miss Bernice Park, of Chicago, and
Gladys Park, Of Cedar Rapids. are in
Eldora visiting in the Henry Thamer
home. ~ s II
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Sylvus and
children. of Sioux Falls, s., D., are here
for a visit in the home Of Mrs Silvius
mother. Mrs. Jennie Wills, and with
other friends. ----.-.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chaffee and son,
Of Austin. Mimi, are here for a visit
with old-tme friends Mr. Chaffee
formerly resided in Eldora, moving
away twenty-one years ago.
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Harmon. living in the south
ern part of the city.
George Smith left Tuesday for Hills
dale, Mich called there by telegram
announcing the rather sudden death Of
Mrs. Smiths father, E. A. Fuller. Mr..
| Fuller was quite we'll known in Ell
dora. having visited his daughter here
on different occasions.
A boy was born Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Brown, living in the west
portion Of the city.
B. D. Robb and son Earl and fam
| lily arrived home Sunday by auto
mobile from Pittsburg, Kan. They
say that Kansas this year, or at least
| the southern and southeastern portion
Of the state, has been practically de-
luged with water. The wheat harvest
| is on in that state and in some in
stances it is nearly impossible to get
into the fields because Of the wet con-
ditions that prevail there.
| Mrs. Frank Lucas and daughter, of
Buffalo, Wyo., arrived Monday for a
visit with Mrs. Lucas sister, Mrs.
Frank Garrett.
| Daniel Weeks, Of Ottumwa, arrived
Monday for a visit with, his sister,
Mrs John From. living northwest of
the city. Mr.. Weeks formerly re-
sided in Eldora, but moved away about
twenty-six years ago. This Is his
second visit since that time. He could
hardly believe that Eldora was the
same place he left in his boyhood days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor. Of
Montezuma, arrived Monday for q
visit with Mrs. Taylor's sister, Mrs.
Frank Garrett. Mr.. Taylor returned
Tuesday, but Mrs. Taylor remains for
longer visit.
Mrs. c. F. Stauffer and daughter
Helen left Monday for Waseca, Mimi.
for visit OF several weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
DR.. F. H. Herald has bought what
is known as the W. C.. West lot in the
southern portion Of the city from G. g
Newcomer and will possibly begin the
erection Of 4 modern cottage in the
near future.
L. F. Burgess, NJ. D. Wilcox and
Charles Baskin left Monday by auto
mobile for Houston, Tex, near where
Mr.. Baskin owns a farm. The party
expects to visit Oklahoma and be
absent month or SIX weeks.