Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-23

snug sum was feallZeu.
George Brown is on the sick list
threatened with typhoid feevr
The young son of Ed Paul is suffer-
Ing from severe attack of pneumonia
but is Thought to be slightly improv-
ed.
Miss Esther Taylor, of Cherryvale.
Kas., is visiting with the family of DR.
Pence.
LAUREL
April "a lively little scrap took
place Saturday evening at Wits res
taurant between H. Wits and Charlie
Ross. 1t is claimed that Ross and VIII
Schultz interfered to stop Willis from
beating his own son, and the result was
that Willis was knocked thru the WIN
dow and now has an eye in mourning.
He filed on information Monday morn
ing with his honor, ]. G. Buffer, justice
of the peace, charging Ross and
Schult with assault with intent to conf
init great bodily injury and they We're
placed under arrest and their hearings
set for Thursday morning at a. m.
Ross in turn filed an information
charging Willis with assault and his
hearing set for Thursday at 2 p m. be-
fore Squire Buffer.
George Liant narrowly escaped death
Monday by the fall of a scaffold on
which he was painting. a heavy iron
hook, from which the scaffold was sus-
pended, fell from the roof of the house,
striking him on the head, from which
he was unconscious for some time. He
was taken to his home and is doing as
we'll as could be expected.
Harry Ittner, a boy about 10 years of
ticed, fire caught the barn and CAMEL
such Roadway before discovery that
the barn was consumed with all its
contents, except a team of horses
which was gotten out with much diff
Guilty The other buildings mentioned
were so close that it required heroic eff
fort on the part of the neighbors to
save them.
The team belonging to Capt. III. Al
exander, attached TO a stalk cutter, ran
away yesterday afternoon, and dashed
up thru the alley in the rear of his res
idence, circling around on Maple street
and coming around again to the resi-
dnece, where the tongue smashed into
post and stopped their mad career.
The machine was entirely demolished
and the harness badly broken up, but
the horses escaped injury, except n
small cut on the heel of one Of them.
BETHEL GROVE.
April 23.-George Hauser, who has
been appointed administrator of the
Iarkin Price estate. spent yesterday in
Marshalltown on business.
Elna Fiscus, who has been quite sick
with appendicitis. is better at present.
w. j. Miller has been spending a
few days in Hardin county visiting
relatives.
G. S. Nugent is making arrange
ments for extensive improvements on
the farm he recently purchased.
The program for the Liscomb town
ship Sunday school convention to be
held on May has been issued, as fol-
lows:
Afternoon Session AT Bethel
Grove Church at o'clock, May 4
ng-Congregation.
Scripture Lesson--John Early.
Prayer-George Biersborn.
Quartet--Young Men Of Liscomh
School.
Fifteen Minute Talk to Sunday
School Children-Rev. Curless.
Song-.Let Little Sunshine In"
Things That Make Sunday School
Uninteresting-Disc by H. III
Wilson D. G. Bauman, Mrs. Green and
Mrs. Nancy Neff
Music-Bethel Grove School.
Paper Importance of Example
Mrs Head.
Csnlo-yVa1tar Graan
Business Session-Reports Of Com
mittees.
Invocation.
Evening Session - At Christian
Church, Liscomb at 1880 o'clock
ong-Congregation.
Devotional-Fred Thurber.
Bethel Grove Quartet.
Talk, How to Make the Sunday
School Lesson Interesting'-Mrs.eJ j. C.
Hanna.
Music-Classes No. s and 10 of
Christian Sunday School, Liscomb.
Recitation-Miss Elma Arney.
Solo-F. Aubrey Smith.
Question Box-Letha Bauman.
"How to Get the Boys Into the Sun
CAV School"-Discussion by II. P. Nyce,
N. B. Chamness, Jacob Beeman and
Sherm Sickman.
Paper, Responsibility of the Teach
er"-Mrs. e. A. Clark.
Doxology.
Benediction.
Daughters Of tho Revolution, Denver,
Col, April 1925, 1902.
For this annual meeting the Chica go