Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-02
Ferguson News.


AierS1n. Forest and i1ye,yn, OF Lah>
. .ew. are Rere visiting relatives.
bars. Earl Lowry and ch,tdren, o.
sewton, came Saturday TO visit Mrs
4.owrys father. z. ii. Doud, ai4o
tier relatives.
Berniee covers spent last week IL
..1arsha .itown with her mother, Mrs.
.at Powers.
f.lps. George Thorpe and daug.-
.ers, 1aS.ne and .Anabele. Wei,
alGr..a, to tucIr home in D>,
..lo.aes after spenons the summit
..Ssl resatives here.
Mr. ana l4rs. jennie Smith ar1
.sugtter Mary, of ST ANTHONY
: ..,. .toruay with relatives here.
20 saya>..o s>.eel uaQ uohnaIed sVL
.,as It M.sco, Sunday. sept. ..
Mr. ana airs. Clarence Paul en-
,,rtained family gatherin, : At thrs-
.one sunday Their guests wer,
ar. and Mrs. Charles Wainup an"
..ons, Clinton and Ralph; Mrs. Rus
sen SIN tn and children Clara bclie
I'd Wilbur, and Mrs. Homer Low
~. all of Fredericksburg AIR. ah1
Mrs. Roy Walkup, MIR. and Mrs
"a pa wooster and children, haih-
~. and William. of Marshailtowh'
ISIS f4oreace Walao, OF MihiSae1-
lis. MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Panl ano
liiGre1, Dorothy ami l-aycrae, anu
lssie alvel son. Of Dillon; Mr.. ahe
.,irs. T.icaard Paul and sons, Don
/ = a anu Dale, Mr.. ald idrS. AM
Paul and BABY son, Mf. aad W.
sack Alexander, of Ferguson, an1
| Mrs. Anna Paul and Mrs. George
Foreman, of Gilman. i
The BOY Scouts enjoyed an out
| ing near the iowa river at QUAR-
4aSt week.
c. NJ. Sterling. Arthur and Ser.
! nice Kceser and tiay.e and Ru,i
| Speas went to Cedar, Fails SUNDAY
ndna Sexton and Mae Smith Wis
lied relatives and friends at Grin,
/ nell Mas, week.
Glen Dvorak, of Elberon, came
Friday to visit his brother. Bel
! Dvorak and family.
Mrs. John Hoopeneardner an'
daughter LYDIA went To Des Moine'
Friday to visit their daughter ane
sister, Mrs. Milton Haines and fami-
I ly.
Bert Farland suffered a fracture
! OF :; bone of his sleft arm We4nes-
day night while cranking his car.
Vessie Reese left Friday for Ohio
| to visit relatives.
] II. 3. Powers, o. A. Finders ant
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse were II
s.arstiaiitown Saturday.
| William Speas, Fl. w. Smith ane
c. A. Conklin and families ATTENDED
the state fair THIS week
George Haskell and David Arney
of Des Moines, came Saturday tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler and
children arrived home Thursday
l.. - -i.elr trip to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K. Brush and son
Gerald. Of Kellogg, visited relatives
here last week. Mrs. O. Y. Speas and
children, Rodney and Almeda, ac-
y u ed Mr.. ar,i Mrs. Brush home
Thursday for a short visit.
Marjorie Meek arrived home
Wednesday from Mt. Streeter, Colo,
where she has been spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. John
Trouth.
mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
son visited relatives at Reinbeck last
week.
c. NJ Bartrug was in Clemens
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Goshen and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shultz
and daughter spent last week at
Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Workman and
sons, Don and Paul, and Mrs. Ed
Davis and son Jack were in Mar
shalltown Wednesday.
Mrs. Dean Moore and son Harry
left Wednesday for their home at
Deer Lodge, Mont, after visiting for
short tilAe with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Grouse and children,
Lloyd and Hazel, and o. V. Speas
went to. Ft. Dodge Monday to visit
relatives.