Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-01
Doings of Different Towns and
Communities as Told By T.-R.
Correspondents
LAUREL MAN HAS ACCIDENT
Ivan Aurto, While at Work in Fa.
theirs Barn, Falls and Breaks an
Ankle - Rev. Fred Comfort, Of
Bangor, Runs Pitch Fork Into His
Leg While Hayins-other News.


the T.-R furnish an interesting grisl
OF items this week, showing an active
interest in the news field Ivan Hurto
OF Laurel, while working In his fathers
barn, fell and broke an ankle. Rev
Fred Comfort, of Bangor was another
victim of accident, having run a pitch
fork into his leg while haying. Mrs
Dora Rosencrantz, of neaF Liscomb
who has been a sufferer with cancer
has returned from Chicago, and is inn
proving. The Liscomb Rebekahs ex-
emplifed the work at Albion, where
officers for the ensuing term We're in
stalled Miss Clara Ridgeway, Of Ban
gor!is seriously III of an abscess Of the
liver.
Other news of general interest to all
Marshall county readers and former
residents Of the county in other states,
will be found in the following budgets,
classified by towns and communities:
LISCOMB.
Aug. Mrs. Maria Trip and
daughter. Mrs Rhoda Linholz, of st.
Paul, arrived Tuesday evening, called
by the serious Illness of the aged ia
Their OF Mrs. Trip, who Is at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. H. NJ. Green, one
mile east of Liscomb.
Mrs Ora Quinlan and little Bernice.
who have been making short visit
with Mrs. Dorcus Elliott, Mrs. Quin-
hns mother, left for their home in
Omaha, Monday.
Jacob Rudy arrived home from ILL
nois Saturday. where he has been
helping to care for sick brother for
several weeks.
u number of the members OF Grum-
me Rebekah lodge went to Albion Sat-
urday evening and exemplified the de-
gree work. after which the officers
We're installed. refreshments were
served by the Albion lodge and a very
pleasant social time was enjoyed. The
practical joker of the evening, who so
the transportation facilities Of
the party by letting couple of the
horses loose, was spoken OF in scarce
ly complimentary terms altho all ar
kindness of the brothers of Pamn
lodge.
Mrs. Urbine and little son, Francis,
OF Gilman, We're the guests of Mrs.
Urbine's daughter. Mrs. Van Orsdale,
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Blanche beatty Pitcher and baby
son, Imam, Of Grid1ey, Kas, are visiting
Mrs. Pitchers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Beatty, and other relatives in Lis
comb and it's vicinity.
Mrs d. B. Elliott spent Tuesday in
at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Scott.
Thomas McLarnan, of Marshalltown,
transacted business here Tuesday.
The excellent weather of the past
week has enabled the farmers of this To-
cality to harvest large crop of fine
hay. The oat harvest has now begun.
Miss Hazel Barber went to MARSHALL
town Thursday and visited with friends
until Saturday.
Mrs Maude Nix. of Hubbard. was
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Early.
Ed Arnold, of Beaman, was in town
Friday on business.
~ w. Hauser and daughter lone,
Of Anes, are in Liscomb for a. few
days, the guests of relatives and
friends.
Miss Nydia Smith went to Marshall-
town Wednesday for a short visit with
her sister, Mrs Froyd Hickman.
Mrs. N. A. Middleton is near Ban
gor this week, visiting the James Speer
family.
Mrs. Dora Rosencrantz was brought
home from Chicago Monday evening,
where she had been undergoing treat
ment for cancer. She seems to be
much improved in health, and has
great hopes for complete cure.
The Royal Neighbor lodge enter
tanned a number of guests at their
regular meeting Friday evening, among
whom were Mrs. Sherm Sickman and
Mrs. Marion Kinsey of Albion A
gu per was served by the ladies of the
odge.
c. Merritt, who has been saving
lumber for Henry Liese, moved his
sawmill to Union, Monday.
Mrs. Humeston, of Union, was the
guest of her son, DR.. Humeston, and
wife, Saturday.
Mrs. E. Hawk and son. of Marshall-
town, were visiting at the A. NJ
Johnson home Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Gavin is entertaining her moth
IT and sister from southern Iowa this
week
George Biersborn preached at Riv-
ans Grove Sunday.
Union services We're held at the Re-
'orn1ed church Sunday evening, con-
lucted by DR.. Loucks. An orchestra
rom Union helped very materially in
making the meeting a success
Mrs. James Boyd and daughter. Mrs.
Earl Clark, drove to Marshalltown
Mrs. Frona Scott went to State Cen
err Wednesday evening to install the
fficers of the Rebekah lodge at that
lace.
Miss Clara Bauman is home from
cedar Falls, where she has been in at
enhance at the T. S. n. S. summer
school for six weeks.
LAUREL.
Aug. Ivan Hurto, while at work
n his fathers barn, In some way fell,
giving his leg a severe wrench and
,reaking the small bone near the an
lie.
F. G. Paul and wife reached home
Tuesday from their trip TO Texas. Mr..