Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-10-10

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management of the girls industrial
school where she has taught recently.
Mrs. Milroy Clifford is in Rhodes for
a couple OF weeks assisting her sister,
Mrs. Floyd Francis, in her millinery
store.
The C. w. B. NJ. of the Christian
church held its regular meeting Sun
day afternoon. at which time the fol-
| lowing officers Were declared elected
President Mrs. Green; vice president,
Mrs. Clark; secretary, Mrs. Lincoln;
treasurer, Ella Fry.
A reception was held at the Chris
tan parsonage Thursday evening by
members of both the Christian and Re-
formed churches. Refreshments were
served by the Aid Society.
! Mrs G.. i. Brokaw of Des Moines, Is
paying q visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Wilson, this week.
Mr.. Ferrol Anderson has been In
town few days on business
Homer Boyd has had his barn moved
from the lot purchased by the tele-
phone company, to his home III the
northeast part Of town.
| Mr. and Mrs Evans, of Green Noun
| ta1,. were the guests of their daughter,
| Mrs T. c. Nichols, Wednesday Mr..
anc Mrs. Evans are on their way home
| from visit to Pennsylvania relatives.
| Mr. Harold Clark wife and baby are
in I.iscomE this week Mr.. Clark was
called hcme on account of the seriou
| illness of his brother, Roy Clark, VINO
| underwent an operation for tumor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe Of Oneida, have
! I,., itipu fbai, 4 ,IY-bter Mrs. Cory
Eeenan, for few days.
| Grumlne Rebekah lodge entertained
Taran lodge, of Albion, Friday evening.
| Twelve guests were present. ana
very ltasant social time resulted.
| Charles Elliott was the guest or ms
mother. Mrs. Darcus Elliott. Saturday.
| Rev l.oucksl returned home Satur-
| day IRON a two weeks visit to Denver
and other places of interest Mr..
| f.oucks went to Denver to attend the
mocting of western synod OF Reformed
churches
Mr.. Roy Clark is recovering nicely
| from the operation to which ne SUD-
| mitted on Friday.
John Gould has greatly improved the
appearance of his residence by CIV
Ing it thorough painting His barn
| is also receiving the same attention,
and both buildings present most neat
and up-to-date view.
II, A. Biersborn was in Union Tues
day in attendance at the market day
sale
S. Dickerson went to Owasa Tuesday
to attend to business there.
Floyd Hickman came up from the
county seat Tuesday and visited at
the L. H. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Myers. OF Mar
shalltown. attended the Rebekah lodge
here Friday evening.
J. E. Powers will farm the Ira Neg
lev farm east of Liscomb, the coming
year
Wilson Melick, who has been in Iowa
several months, at the home of his
son George, returned to Wichita this
week, where he will spend the winter
with his daughter, Mrs. Elijah Hurd.
RHODES.
Oct. 10.--Messrs. H. n. Hildreth, j.
P. Satterfield and Fred Morrison left
for Dakota Thursday, where they have
been buying chickens.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson came
from Missouri Friday to visit reia-
tives.
Mr. Charles Cromiey, of southern
Alabama, is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Cromley.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Of Los An
gees Cal. the latter daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Crowley. is also
here.
r. A. Ely. of Marshalltown. was
a Rhodes caller Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Clara Crawford. who
live southeast OF Rhodes, returned
from South Dakota Wednesday, where
Mr.. Crawford bought him a fine farm
of 100 acres, near Vienna, S. D. They
also visited r. e. Miller and family
while there.
Mr.. c. B. Rhodes, Of Los Angeles.
Cal, who called on old friends last
week few days, went to Sioux City
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. +. Cunningham, of
Baxter, took in the sights at the fair
Friday.
A dance was given the last three
nights of the fair at the opera house.
A good crowd was in attendance and
a good time was enjoyed
The Rhodes band furnished music
during the fair, and did nicely.
Mrs Carrie Downs and Mrs. J. s.
Booth. of Baxter, attended the fair
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Scott of Me-
vada, visited the latter's mother, Mrs
Kitchen, last week, and took in the
fair.
Mrs. Thirza Radloff of Marshall
town, visited her mother. Mrs. Amos
Harmon, last week.
Mrs. j. Walterneier of Marshall-
town. attended the fair and visited
relatives.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
e. church served meals at the fair
grounds during the fair and cleared
a nice sum-
Mrs. Maud Lynn of Dysart visited
at the home of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. H. S. Titus.
Mrs. Aulden spent week visiting
her mother, Mrs. Lillian Vauthrin, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Ida Kent, who has been visiting
relatives here for some time, returned
to her home in Chicago Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Phillips left Sun
day for Luverne. to visit their sons,
Charles and Hollis Phillips. and fam
lilies.
Mr.. Jake Bolels sale was we'll at
tended Tuesday.
Altho not unexpected the community
was greatly shocked to learn of the