Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-12
MARSHALL COUNTY
NEWS Of INTEREST
Correspondents Alive to Hap
penings in Their Communities
and Contribute Much News
WEDDING AT STATE CENTER
Miss Pearl kIinsaman Becomes tho
Bride of Mr.. Arthur L. Cary at Noon
Wednesday Strange Accident at
Rhodes Results From Children. Play
Field Day at Liscomb.

Field Day at Lscomb.
T.-R. correspondents turnout the
county are alive to the happenings in
their different communities, and con-
tribute newsy budget this week. AT
State Center wedding at noon We'd
nesday will prove of interest Miss
Pearl Klingaman having become the
bride of MIR. Arthur l.. Cary.
From Rhodes comes the news of a
strange accident resulting from chill
dren's play. Master James Wallace
and his sister Edith were running, and
collided. The girl struck her BROTH
er's forehead with her front teeth and
broke OF one tooth that was so firm
ly imbedded in the lads forehead that
a surgeon had to extract 1t.
At Liscomb the Booster club has
fixed September 20 as the date of the
field meet, for which plans are now
being made.
The news of the county. which will
not only prove of interest to county
readers, but to those who have ever
| lived here, or who have friends here,
| follows:
STATE CENTER
| Sept 12-Wednesday at, high noon
| was celebrated the marriage Of Pearle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse King
aman, to Arthur l.. Cary, both of this
place The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. H. Clement. A three
course luncheon was served by Misses
Hartman, Carrie Bergman and The
resa Young. Those present from a
distance were Mr.. and Mrs D. w.
| Marsh and Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters
OF Jefferson Mr.. and Mrs Henry La
Plant, of st. Anthony; Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Mccormack, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ard Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
| Cary, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Cary, of
| Gearing; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and
| MIR. and Mrs. Hines, of Clemens; Mrs.
d. La Plant, Mrs. George La Plant,
Marie E. Smith and Ellen Johnson. of
Marshalltown. Mrs. Cary, Sr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Sheppler and
Marie Hennis were the only guests
from town. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cary
will make their home at this place
Miss Maude Zilm left for La Porte
City, where she has been elected as
sistant principal of schools for the
coming year.
Miss Nan Linn, of Ohio, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. William Linn.
Mr.. Earnest Rohde and Gage Gle
ment left last week for Boulder, Col.
where they will attend the state uni
versity this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohwedder spent Sum
day in Marengo with their daughter
Mrs. E. S. Holm.
Mr.. William Tate and son John left
Sunday for Salt Lake City, Utah, to
visit relatives.
Barney Chamberlain, of Rhodes.
while on his way home from State
Center, met with an accident. His
horse fell and broke it's leg, and had
to be killed. The accident happened
in front of the Herman Bodie school
house.
Mrs o. F. Ecklund entertained a
number of her lady friends at her
home Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock
at lawn quilting party.
Miss Cassie Mullineaux arrived
Wednesday to visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Aaron Richards.
Nels Nelson has rented his farm and
sold his stock and will move to town
in few days and occupy the Burning
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Brown are the
happy parents of twins, born Tuesday.
Fred Wingert, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Wingert, underwent an opera
ton last week for appendicitis.
LISCOMB.
Sept. IA nephew of J. r. Johnson
arrived from Columbiana county Penn
sylvania, Tuesday, and will make an
extended visit.
T. w. Hauser, of Ames, was in Lis
comb several days this week.
The aid society of the Christian
church entertained the North Star aid
Wednesday, at the pleasant home of
Mrs. Mershon. A most delightful day.
was passed by these two helpful socie-
ties.
l. c1Ah " LII Yum 40 e1OAC W VAIN up
town again. Mr.. O'Bryon has been
sufferer from a severe attack Of hives.
Edith Berry is convalescent, having
been passing thru a siege of typhoid
fever. She expects to be able to re-
turn to her work soon.
Lloyd Lhamon and sister, Miss Lois,
returned to their home in Columbia,
Mo-, Friday, after a pleasant vacation
passed with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Lhamon.
George Lincoln came up from Mar
shalltown Sunday, and spent the day
with his mother and sister.
Miss Florence Loucks, niece of r.
f. Clark, visited her uncle and other
relatives in and near Liscomb Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Meelins and children,
Miss Gladys, and Basil, are in Mar
shalltown for the week, visiting sis
ter of Mrs. Meekins.
Thomas Meyers and j. G.. Scott came
home Saturday evening from their du-
ties as jurymen, and returned to the
county seat Monday morning.
Lowell Bixby visited with his broth
er, DR.. Bixby and family, in Union on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Evans of Green Noun
taip Of air