Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-05
'3larstatnr1 9asu Srpeher 1907

town Monday evening. where she will
attend school during the year.
Miss Julia Ogg went to Haverhill
Saturday, near which place she has
| been engaged to teach school for the
| year.
H. II Wilson returned Friday from
a short visit to the capital city.
John Marker and sister. Miss Hazel,
returned to Mount Morris, ILL.,, where
| they will continue their studies In the
college there
| Mr.. West arrived from Des Moines
Monday and has taken charge of the
telephone office here. The family will
occupy the rooms formerly used by
Miss Marie Scott, and for the present
Zoe Smith will assist In attending the
switch. The lines and phones are be-
| ing put in order by Mr.. West, as they
were In need of attention.
! Robert Black returned to Anes FRI
day, where he resumed his studies in
the mechanical engineering department.
| Miss Mime Melick was in Marshall
town Tuesday on business.
| Eben Thurber returned home Satur-
day from a stay OF several weeks In
Des Noines.
Mrs Jerome Beech. of New Provl-
dence, was the guests of her brother,
William Moore. Sunday.
| Will Barber, the third son Of Fred
Barber, is teaching his first term Of
school in the Jones district in Grundy
county this fall.
Rolla Stout has rented his fathers
farm for the coming season, and is pre-
pairing for next years work.
j. e. Powers and wife and James
Scott and wife are attending the fair
at Laurel this week.
Mrs. Blanche Beatty Pitcher and son.
who have been visiting in Lfscomb for
q month, returned to their home in
Grizzly. Kan, Saturday.
NJ. M. McFee and family picnicked
near the river Sunday. i
There will be lecture course in Lis
comb this. season IL the progressive
citizens come to the realization of what
good "a series Of high class lectures and
musical entertainments mean in Great
ing an interest IN what is uplifting and
educational. The people Of town or
continuity will seek entertainment,
and the privilege OF the lecture courses
have supplied a long needed want
School began here Monday, with a
larger attendance of pupils than usual.
The pupils in the Joseph Rails dis
trict will attend here. as there Is so
few and the cost Of tuition will be less
than the expense of teacher and the
necessary expenditures OF a school
term. NJ
Sprague Quinlan returned to Omaha
Friday having spent his vacation with
relatives In and near Liscomb.
w D. Melick Thomas Meyers and
y. G. Scott are In Marshalltown. hav-
ing been summoned to serve as jurors
for the September term ofcourt.
Frank Dillon and wife entertained
the formers parents from Union Sun.
day ~
The entertainment given by the G.
f. society of the Reformed church
Thursday night in Trease's hall was
well patronized and the patrons were
well pleased with the excellent pro-
gram. which was a mixture Of fun and
The duet sung by the.
two little boys" DR.. Loucks and Mr..
edy, and the small songsters were en-
NCOiou, IL fFWHICIl is liiey ODlISlHSlyi re-
sponded by giving reading. The or
chestra music was highly enjoyed, as
were all of the numbers. and other
similar meetings should more frequent-
" be arranged for by the different So
cieties
Mrs. A. J. Morgan and children, Of
Iowa Falls. were the guests Of Mrs.
n A. Middleton for a few days this
week.
Mrs H. NJ Green and Mrs. Minnie
r. Lincoln are in attendance At the
Christian convention which meets In
Charles City this week, En- route they
stoppedTat GAINESVILLE and paid visit
to Rev. Mr.. Hollett ana family. Mr.
Hollett was pastor OF the Christian
church mere for two years.
Rev. Frank Oviatt and daughter
went to Hampton, Tuesday From
Hampton Mr.. Oyiatt will go to Charles
City as delegate to the convention
having been appointed by the church
at Liscomb.