Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-27
Gilman News Notes.

Mr. and Mrs. +. II. FRANCIS !eit
Thursday morning in their automobile
for a three weeks visit with relatives
at Idaville, Ind.
Miss Sadie Lowry returned to Des
Moines Sunday evening after a few
days visit here with her mother. Mrs.
Margaret Lowry, and sister. Miss
Elizabeth.
Owen Dunkle and Robert baltimore
visited at Ames Thursday.
Miss Nell Dayton and Mrs. Loren
Toogood, Of Marshalltown, are visiting
this week with Mrs. c. w. Madill.
J. R Ramsey and family and Mrs.
T. ]. Stewart and son Jean, of Ames,
motored to Mitchellville Sunday and
visited Mrs. Stewards son Lee, who.
lives on a farm near Mitchellviile.
Peter aiadiu was able to get down
town with the aid of clutches Monday
morning for the first time since he fell
from tree and broke his ankle on
July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ramsey, Of Grin
nell, called on friends here Friday.
Joseph Paul, of near Kellogg, has
purchased the residence property here
on North Main street Of Louis Ensel-
son, the consideration being s4.2o0.
Possession will be given next spring.
Chautauqua in Gilman will be held
this year Aug. s-12. The Columbians,
quintet Of musicians; the Gray-Lhe-
Winnie Company, also a musical COM
pany; Miss Evelyn Bargelt, an artist;
the Copley Players. in the comedy. 1T
Paws 10 Advertise: Hawaiian Players,
a company Of native musicians; the
,,1s~ r.
| tet. DR.. c. c. Mitchell, in mis- lecture,
The Millionaire Of Uz". Prof. Lew r
| Sarrett, lectures on The Children
God Forgot; DR.. Mott r. Sawyer,
| lecture on Money; and Robert B.
| Glenn, Our Country; Its Dangers and
Possibilities" comprise the talent.
J. S. Everets and wife are parents OF
| son, born Friday.
The young people Of the Congrega-
tional church enjoyed a picnic at
Parkers Grove. two miles south OF
town. Tuesday night A large crowd
! was present and the evening was spent
with games. Supper was served around
| bonfire.
Ir. and Mrs. John Runner and
/ daughter, Mrs. Edward link, and hus-
| band, OF Marshalltown, visited Sunday
at the E. L. Parmenter home.
| ". y. Stevenson, Of Port Byron, H.,
will occupy the pulpit at the Congre-
gational church Sunday.
Gilbert Hill and wife are parents OF
Mrs. r. L. Parker and daughter
winifred, Of Traer, who have been vis-
ting relatives here, went Tuesday
morning to Des Moines and visited
Mrs. ParkeTs brother, E. P. Carney,
and family, until Wednesday morning.
IL Wylie, wife and daughter Har-
r;et visited friends at Newton Tues
day. =
J.B. McIanahan and wife, Of Sigour-
ney. came Thursday and visited until
Monday morning with their daughter,
| Mrs. G. 3. Ward, and family.
Mrs. J. S. Rutherford, OF Chicago,
came Tuesday evening and Is a guest
a son, born Sunday.
| A dance was given Tuesday evening
| at the opera house by the young peo-
pie Of the town for the benefit Of the
Red Cross work. A good-sazed crowd
vas present and the affair netted the
| treasury the sum OF s95.
| Of her cousin, Mrs. l. W. Seager.
| Ethel Hite, Of Newburg, is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. r Hite, and
| other relatives.
Herbert Elliott, who has been viz
iting relatives at Liscomb. returned
home Sunday evening.
| The missionary society Of the Con-
| gregational church met Wednesday
| afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J. L
wyke. A good-sized crowd was pres
i emit ana inc nu.usas sssS-,1Se .a-ce.st
| luncheon.