Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-15
ST ANTHONY.


March 14.-F'red Peters has bought
| the restaurant stock from N. b. lVans
and the building from Jud Van Ripper,
C. Brace moved back from Minne-
| sofa last week and rented property IN
| st. Anthony.
II. f. Blackburn moved into his
fathers house in st. Anthony last
week.
Harry Powers moved into the DR..
White property, north of town. last
| week.
II. II. Dunn, of Marshalltown. was
visitor in st. Anthony last week.
Mrs. Farber is confined to her room
with Illness.
James Dunn, Jr., was able to be on
the streets Thursday.
Ray Slough and wife were st. An
lthony callers last week.
Peter Lindquist shipped a car of
stock to Chicago Sunday.
| Ralph Tight spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. L. Cunningham OF Carroll, re-
| turned home Thursday after short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Robertson.
| August Muschick Is sick.
Mrs c. w. Brown returned to st.
Anthony last week. after an absence
of several weeks, visiting In Ohio.
j. l.. Brown, of Van Vert, o., is vis-
iting his brothers, N. o. and T. NJ.
Brown.
H. F. Blackburn started on the road
selling flour Monday morning.
Rev O. Il. Richardson returned home
Friday and preached in the M. p.
church Sunday.
Henry Hannesch has bought the
butcher shop at st. Anthony.
E. B. Guy shipped two carloads of
stock to Chicago Tuesday.
LISCoMB.
( March 14.--Mr M. e. Duffy arrived
from Chicago Wednesday and is visit
ing his father-in-law James Boyd and
family, for a few days Mr.. Duffy's
home Is In Tacoma, Wash, and he
was called to Chicago by the death OF
a brother-in-law, who was killed in a
railway accident. frs. Duffy was for
merly Miss Dilla Boyd.
Mrs William Arthurs OF Minneap-
oils, is home for three weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. Catharine Ulery
| Carter's Jubilee singers gave a con-
cert in the Christian church on Satur-
day evening, March 8. This was the
fourth and last number of the lecture
course and was much enjoyed.
The death Of Rev. Beade a former
pastor of the Reformed church here,
comes as sad news to his numerous
friends
Milo Smith. OF Marshalltown. spent
Sunday with his parents in Liscomb
Mr ND ri an
ltertaining daughter, born Saturday.
Mr.. James Parker is visiting his
aged mother in Illinois.
The Monday club met with Mrs.
Frank Dillon. The study for the even
ing was Japan.
Mrs Fred Nichols and family re-
turned home Monday from Green
Mountain, where they had visited for
several days.
Tom Patton has moved to the Price
farm, three miles southwest of town.
Miss Roxy Early returned to Des
Moines Saturday.
Mrs. H. Chaplin OF Union who is the
state president of the Rebekah as
sembly for the year. paid a visit to
the Rebekah lodge here Friday even
ing. Work in the Rebekah degree was
exemplified by the local staff, and re-
freshments Were served. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by the
members and guests.
Doc Miller has moved into the Pat
ton property, which he purchased in
the fall.
Rev. Frank Oviatt arrived with his
household goods from Hampton Friday.
The family will come later. Mr..
Oviatt has charge of the Christian
church here for the year.
The travelling bear show is still lo-
Gated in this village, the many friends
of the general manager, being SEEM
ingly reluctant to part with the mem
agerie and its owner.
Miss Blanche McLarnan and DR..
Burkart of Marshalltown, We're guests
OF Mrs. SADIE Ralston Sunday. IS
Leo Dillon, of Union spent Sunday
in Lisconb.
Miss Roxy Bueghly visited with her
sister, Mrs Dan Barber, near New
Providence Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Galloway entertained a
number of friends at a rag party
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Heiffner has gone to
ment for the summer.
The Liscomb boosters met at
Trease's hall Tuesday night, to dis
cuss future work.
Miss Belle Scott Of Radcliffe came
home Friday, returning Monday NOR
ming. Miss Scott is working in the
office Of the Radcliffe Signal.
VAN CLEvE.
March 15.-Mr and Mrs. c. Harrison
spent Saturday in Marshalltown.
Arthur Hall of Newton who has
been visiting friends at Logan Center,
returned home Monday.
Miss Lucille Malloy, of Marshalltown,
who has been teaching school near
Rhodes, spent Sunday with Mabel
Johnson.
Mr.. Bohne lessen and son julius Wis
tied Marshalltown Saturday.
Miss Flo. Gowdy returned from
Marshaltown Tuesday, where she had
been visiting friends since Saturday.
The funeral services of Lemuel Kerr,
who died Saturday morning, were held
Monday afternoon from the Kerr res
idence in Vancleve, and were in charge
of Rev. j. w. Nyhan. The body was
taken to State Center Tuesday and
inferred in the cemetery at that place.
March 14.-Miss Myra C. Jensen OF
Logan Center went to LaMoille
Tuesday evening to attend the wedding
Of her friend, Miss Lowery.
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