Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-08

Arthur Funk, q former we'll anf
favorable known citizen OF dllmah
at the state hospital at Iowa ol'y
| having undergone an operation 1or al
abscess located above his left mp. Hs
is doing we'll at present.
RHODES.
Aug s.-Mrs. w. c. Phillips ane
daughters returned home Sunday from
their South Dakota visit.
/ Mrs. Mary Outright. of 0lin, Is
visiting at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heff and Mrs
s. A. Jaroleman attended the chautau
qua and visited relatives at Colfas
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Ida Kent. of Chicago. Is mere
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n
| M. Weeks. and other relatives.
Mrs. George Gracey is visiting her
sister at Humboldt.
j. c. Roebuck is having new ad-
ditlon built to his house.
| Mrs. Lucia Watson has returned
home from Des Moines. where she mas
| been attending summer school
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Ewing have
| sold their farm the crop, stock and all
farming machinery to Mr. and Mrs
Lester walker, who took possession at
once. Mr.. Ewing moved into the R. A.
| Ely house for the present until ne
/ can find suitable location.
Miss Mary Blink is absent from the
| store this week. and is taking va
cation and visiting at Story City.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Everhart are visit
ing relatives in Olin and other places.
Mrs. Harrison White met with quite
an accident while going to her sons
in the country. The horse got fright
ened, and Mrs. White undertook to get
out Of the buggy, but in some way fell
and received a severe cash In her
head, which required seven stitches to
close Mrs White is getting along as
| we'll as could be expected
Mrs C. p. Kintz, of Collins. visited
her daughter, Mrs. L. Shryock, last
| week.
Mr.. Fl. H. Hildreth arrived home
Wednesday.
The interior woodwork of the school
house is being painted. School be-
gins September 2.
Mr.. A. o. Wilson and family are en-
joying a visit from the formers sis
ter, Mrs. James Mason, from Ft. Col
Inns. Col.
The Latter Day Saints have put up
tent in the A. w. Harmon grove and
are holding camp meetings.
A few Of the farmers in this vicinity
have their threshing DONE
Mrs Wilson, of Baxter. is visiting
her son, A. o. Wilson, and family.
LISCOMB.
Aug. s.-A party composed of Mrs.
f. c. Nichols and Mrs SADIE Bueghy,
of this place; Mrs Jessie Oppice, Miss
Mildred Moffatt and Miss Della Whin-
cry of Marshaltown; Miss Flora Ev-
ans, of Green Mountain, and Messrs F.
C. Nichols and Frank Black, of Lis
comb, are camping near the river this
week, and enjoying the beauties of
nature to the utmost The weather has
been propitious for the pleasure of the
company. with the exception of a few
days.
S. Dickerson is in Owasa, where he
is insttuting bank.
Judson Wheeler, of Conrad, was the
guest of Mr.. Clint Bueghly, Sunday.
Miss Esther Hanna returned to her
home in North English Friday having
passed three weeks very pleasantly
with friends in Liscomb.
Mr. Bee Hauser, Of Ames, is Wis
iting relatives and friends in Liscomb.
Mr. Hauser is just recovering from a
severe siege Of typhoid fever.
Miss Roxy Early is the guest of her
friend, Miss Brant, in Cedar Falls, and
during her visit will attend chautau
qua in Waterloo, being entertained by
party Of friends at San Souci park
Elias Bueghly was in Nevada on
Thursday, attending to county BUSH
ness.
Mrs. David Parnell and Miss lone
Hauser were in Marshalltown We'd
nesday.
Master Arthur Holdredge returned to
his home in Ames, Wednesday, after
a short visit with his grandmother,
Mira. Parnell.
Mesdames Jesse and Tom Meekins
visited at the county seat Wednesday,
Threshing has begun in this vicin-
ity, but the heavy rain on Tuesday
evening delayed the work for a day.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T.. Meade are enter
tanning niece from Marshalltown this
week.
Professor O. Johnson, of Radcliffe, is
visiting with friends here for few
days.
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon, of Waukee, is
paying a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Wilson.
Mr.. George Lincoln came up from
Marshalltown Sunday, and spent the
day with his mother.
John Rails went to Ames Wednes-
day. He anticipates attending school
there the coming term.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong of Union
preached in the Reformed church Sun
day DR.. Loucks conducted the serv-
ices in the Christian church in the
evening.
Mrs Fred Thurber and little daugh-
ter Mabel, started for Meyersdale, Pa,
Thursday, where they will visit Mrs.
Thurbers sister, Mrs. S. A. Kendall,
and numerous friends, for several
weeks
Mrs j. E. Powers and Mrs. Frona
Scott went to Gilman Wednesday eve
ming, where the latter installed the
officers Of the Rebekah lodge.
Miss Louie Shaler and niece. Frances
Shaw are the guests of Mrs. Ella Scott
for a few days.
An addition is being added to the
elevator.
Mrs. N A. Middleton returned home
from a weeks visit with the James
Speer family, near Bangor Saturday