Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-12-12
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December 12.-George Biersborn re-
turned Saturday from a three weeks
visit to his sister, Mrs. Herbert Hitch,
who lives in Brainard, MINI. Mr..
Biersborn also paid a. short visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. d. kibby while he
was gone.
At the business meeting of the tele-
phone company Tuesday 1t was de-
cided to build a barn for the use of
Mr.. West, and the building was erect
ed by members of the company We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Earl Clark, and mother, Mrs.
James Boyd, were in Marshalltown
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAfee. of Union,
were the guests of Liscomb friends.
Clarence Weatherly and wife are
happy over the arrival of a son, who
made his appearance Saturday morn
ing.
Bert Lancaster of Pearson. is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Harold Clark.
The Woodmen lodge served supper
at their regular meeting Tuesday In
honor Of several new members.
Rev. Mr.. Clark, who failed to give
his illustrated lecture, Ben HUI" on
Thursday evening, as was advertised.
owing to the ~stereoptfcan not arriving
in time, returned n gave he enter
rainment Tuesday evening to a large
audience in the Reformed church. The
pictures and accompanying lecture
were most excellent, and fully made
up for the disappointment of Thurs
day night.
/ I Miss Go r1io TOnnS Gnpnt Sunday with
her friend. Miss Rose Lincoln.
Mr.. Glen Fields. of Marshalltown,
was in Liscomb Sunday.
Roy Hauser and wife We're the
guests of Mrs. Hauser's parents, DR..
and Mrs. Mershon Saturday and Sun
day.
Robert and Frank Black and Mrs.
Sade Bueghly attended he funeral OF
Mr.. Finley in Written, Wednesday aft
%ernoon. Mr.. Finley was grandfather
to the Black brothers.
James Weatherly and wife were Wis
iting their son, Homer, and wife. neal
Liscomb, Sunday.
Mrs. Jerry Thatcher continues very
poorly, and much concern Is felt as
the disease afflicting her seems hard
to combat.
The local subordinate lodge Of l. o.
o. F. invited the lodge Of Union down
Wednesday evening to assist in the
degree work of the order. The Rebek-
abs served supper to the Odd Fellows
and their guests.
Gilbert ASmith, of State Center, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Scott.
Mrs. Riley McKibben entertained the
1 -. -, - o,, ~ ~ In,, sh0yVn E III roo
miles east of Liscomb, Saturday. A
repast both abundant and ~appetizing
was served by Mrs. McKibben, assist
/ ed by several G. w. B. M. ladies, who
are interested in the organization. Mrs.
Oviatt had charge Of the youngsters
for the outing.
Milton Long has moved to the Fred
Barber place, east of town, which he
will farm the coming year.
At the election of the Rebekahs on
Friday evening the following officers
We're elected for the coming term:
Noble grand, Mrs. Matte Clifford; vice
noble grand, SADIE Bueghly; recording
secretary, Rose Lincoln; financial sec
rotary, Hrs. Culp; treasurer, Mrs.
: Mate Meets
Mrs. T. F. Haggin, Of Union, was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary Scott,
Monday.
Mrs. ella Scott paid a short visit
this week to her daughter. Miss Belle
who works in Radcliffe, on the local
1 paper Of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Church issued
invitations to a number of their friends
to come and help them celebrate the
twenty-seventh anniversary of their
wedding, on Saturday night. Owing
to the rain and intense darkness of
the night, not all who were hidden
were able to attend, but a number
hraved the elements and had a most
pleasant evening of social enjoyment,
which was crowned by a feast such
as only Mrs. c arch knows how to
prepare. Several tokens were left the
bride and groom as a reminder of the
happy event. Mr.. and Mrs. Church
will leave on their wedding journey
Saturday for different points in Illinois,
where they will visit with friends dur
ing the holidays.
Rev. Frank Oviatt began a series
of revival meetings at the Christian
church Sunday morning. His subjects
for the week are: Sunday morning,
"a New Heaven and New EARTH"
Sunday evening. 1.-The Devils Mortgage
on Liscomb;" Monday evening,
Should Christ Visit Liscomb?" Tues
day, TN the Beginning-God;" We'd
nesday. What Is Man?' Thursday,
1.-The Devils Triple Plated Broad
sword" Friday, "The Devils Triple
Plated Invisible Dagger" Saturday,
when Shall Satan be Chained?' Sun
day morning, The Christians Hertz
age;" Sunday evening, How to Cam
eel the Devils Mortgage on Liscomb."
The meetings will be conducted by
home forces alone, yet every effort has
been made to make each session one
Of uplift and profit to all who are in
terested in making the gospel the
standard of living.
County Auditor Cornell, of MARSHALL
town, was in town Tuesday evening
in attendance at Woodmen lodge.
RHODES.
Dec. 12.-Marlon and Bernice North
up visited at the w. G. Phillips home
from Friday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Higgins of Lis
comb, visited the latter's sister, Mrs.
Hattie Francis, last week.
Mr.. Russell Mealman, of Vienna, S.
D., made his niece, Mrs. w. c. Phillips,
and family a short visit last week. Mr..
Mealman was on his way to Cam
bridge, Eli.
The Minnetonka Medicine Company
show, which was at the opera house