Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-05
Neighborhood Notes
GILMAN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GILMAN
July, 3.-Mrs. j. l.. Richardson. who
has been receiving treatment for the
past ten weeks at the hospital con-
nected with the State University a.
Iowa City, returned home Saturday
afternoon, not entirely cured, burt so
nearly SO that the physician in charge
thought it was safe to let her return.
She is not able to rest her weight on
the diseased limb yet, but feels con-
fident of perfect recovery within
few weeks
The game of base ball between
Grinnell nine and the Gilman boys, las:
Thursday, resulted in score of 10 to
in the latter's favor.
Robert Muller is quite lame from a
sprained ankle, caused by jumping
from buggy attached to a runaway
horse.
Arthur Crandon, an Ames student at
home on his vacation visit. gave
hard times party to a number Of his
young friends on Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Chambers, of Grinnell
came up on Monday to look after the
strawberries on the manse plantation.
The Farmers Elevator Company is
taking advantage of the present lull in
business to make extension additions in
the way of warehouse facilities for
handling this seasons crop.
The eagle will not scream accord
ing to its wont in Gilman on the 4th.
but its citizens will scatter among the
other towns in the county. where cele-
brations are held.
G. F. Stansbury was Marshalltown
visitor on Monday, and at Grinnell on
Tuesday.
Union Sunday evening services dur
ing the summer months will be held
at the churches alternately. commence
ing next Sunday evening at the M E.
church. Rev. e. r. Chambers preaching
the sermon
j. A. Phillips has moved into the
house next south of the opera house
and intends to remain until he moves
on to his farm in Rails county, Mo-, in
the spring.
LISCOMB.
July o-@OI. ana returned
home from a two weeks visit with,
friends and relatives at Raymond,
Tuesday evening.
Elias Bueghley went to Hampton on
business Monday.
Mrs. McFee and children went to In
dependence Tuesday, where they will
visit with Mrs. McFee's parents until
Friday. Mr.. McFee will join them
Wednesday.
Mrs. Dell Burkhart, Hazel Barber
and Roy LeFever started for Colorado
Springs, Monday evening, where they
will visit with the H. A. Robinson FAM
lily and other relatives for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nerl Mershon and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hauser came UP from the
county seat Sunday and spent the day
with DR.. Mershon and wife.
The Liscomb ball team will play the
Written team at Union July 4. Much
interest is manifested in this game by
our citizens, as the local team has no:
lost game yet this season.
Miss Fern Haggin of Union, is
staying with her grandmother. Mrs,
Mary Scott, for the present.
Rev. Loucks preached patriotic SER
mon Sunday, to which he issued gem
eral invitation to all to be in attendance
as it would be the only Fourth of July
observance for Lscomb this year. A
good attendance was the result.
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Steelsmith and
infant son. of Melvin, were the guests
Of Mrs. Steelsmith's aunt, Mrs. L. l..
Bixby, here Sunday.
Mrs. Gid Kersey and children, of
Marshalltown, are visiting with Mrs. N.
A. Middleton for few days.
Miss Edith Berry is home for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs Cal Weatherly is in New Prov
idence, called there by, the serious Ill
ness of a niece, who is very low with
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Weatherly were
the guests of relatives in Bangor, Sun
day.
Miss Flora Evans, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Fred Nichols, and
was in Marshalltown Monday as a /
guest at the w. B. Beeson home, re-
turned to her home in Green Mountain
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bixby and Miss Ida attended
the funeral OIL Mr. George N1CnOl, |
which was held at Bethel Grove Tues
day at 1920 O'Clock. Rev. Scott, of
conducted the services.
Mrs. Lawrence and children, of I'm
ion. visited with Mrs. Humeston, Fri
day
The ball game at Laurel Friday was
another victory for the home team,
the score being 2 to s.
NJ. c. O'Brien. of Des Moines, was |
IN town several days this week on bus
mess.
Mr. Speilman, of Dixon, Ill. is the
guest of his aunt. Mrs L. c. Biersborn I
Mrs. Darcus Elliott went to Mar |
silalltown Friday, 10 meet her little ,
grandchildren. Sprague and Bernice
Quinlan, who arrived from Omaha and
will spend their vacation here.
Clarence Early, of Rolfe, is visiting
relatives here and in Conrad for few t
weeks.
j. g. Scott and wife drove to Mar I
shalitown Wednesday.
Rev Will Lehman came Friday to
visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. FL