Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-23
Thursday, Aug. e, 1895. !.

The annual reunion of the pupils
of the Jennings school at I-iscomb
was held at Bueghly's springs, near
Liscomb. From this city there were
in attendance Mrs. w. r. Painter,
Miss Florence Rolston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas 4McLarnan. Mrs. C.. NJ. Tut
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Emery, and
DR.. and Mrs. q. d. Whitacre.
Over 100 members OF the Millinery
family and their intermarried con-
nections met at Bangor~in reunion
of the Zimri WINERY Association.
Because of the numerous members
Of the family still living in Marshall
and Hardin counties and other Iowa
points, the following extract from
Mahlon y. Kinks compilation Of the
family history is reprinted. Mr.. Kirk
took up the family from the time it
left the British Isles and settled IN
Pennsylvania. He wrote: Robert
Winery was the father Of William
WINERY, who settled in western
Pennsylvania. William reared a
large family In Pennsylvania, but
moved out on the frontier Of Col
umbia county, Ohio. In an early day,
when his youngest son, Zimri, was a
boy Of about of Is. Here his good
old Quaker parents gave him the best
advantages possible Of good,
Christian home, but his public school
advantages were very limited there
in the back woods. Zimri was mar
ried to Judith Wright, according to
~ hn i1ri
society of Friends, at Salem, O., April
23, 1918. They settled on a farm
near by, where the following children
were born: Edwin, Elizabeth, James,
Benjamin, Ezra, Abigail, and Samuel.
In 1885 the family moved from this
place to Clinton county in a covered
wagon. They settled near Whining
ton. At this place three children
were born-Sarah Jane, Isabel, and
Wright. All the children except
Wright lived to man and womanhood.
| Edwin and Elizabeth lived and died
in Ohio. while the others settled near
Bangor about thirty years ago.
zimri was well and favorably known
among a large circle of friends in
OHIO. He came to Iowa in 1856 to
spend his last days with his chill
iren. The records show that there
rare 1876 descendants from Zimri
Winery. ninety-seven Of whom are
! living"
The home of Mr.. andi Mrs. J. F..
Tallett. II North Fifth street, was the
| scene of a happy event yesterday
afternoon, when thirty four bright
youngsters gathered, on invitation, to
play with Gladys and Neva from 3
to o'clock Games were played on
the lawn, musical numbers were lis
tened to. and the little guests were
treated to elaborate refreshments
The following were present: lola
and Hazel Arnold, Vera Sieg, Ella
Saint. Ivan Proctor, Eva Wilbur.
Gladys and 'Gerna Carney, Carl
Danskin, Alice and Ila Nancy,
Mildred Mason, Katie and Edna
Balch. Della and Fern Wood, Elsie
Pemberton, Eddie Welles, Albert and
Frank Hull, Edna Blake. Claude
Stewart, Genevieve and Fred Oliver,
Charlotte and Carl Click, Marie
Wildman, Marian Mcfarland, Ella
Roberts, Sarah and Winifred Cham
berlain.
e. w. Comstock, Of Gilman, died
at his home after a three weeks ILL
ness of typhoid fever.
Gilman correspondence: III. ].
Vosburg and Will Vosburg have sold
their fine 320-acre farm east of town
to Ole Hill at $50 per acre."
Friday, Aug. %, 1895.
Traps are the real thing just now.
To go out in the latest, style you
must have a trap. of course. Nc
Combs Bros, always on the alert to
meet the varying demands of tho
public, were quick to discover what
was necessary to make their already
splendid livery service complete, and
have just received really one of the