Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-12

Miss Clara Ba,knan is teaching
school in Laurel, having begun her
school Monday.
James Scott has rented the Riers-
born farm, four miles east of town
for the coming year. and is making
needed improvements.
The iron bridge west of town is be-
ing repaired. A cement floor VIII be
put in and other necessary improve
ments made. The bridge has been
deemed unsafe for some time.
| Mrs. Cal Weather1y and Mrs. Byron
| Weatherly visited near Bangor Tues
| day at the home of Sherman Wealth
erly.
Elias Buaghly transacted business
| in Marshalltown Monday.
Clark Bros. have sold out their meat
market in Toledo.
| John Shahan has moved into the VIII
! o. Bryon property.
| Mrs. Grace O. Bryon and Miss Bes-
sic Moore passed Monday at the d.
d. Bueghly home northeast Of town.
ard assisted in the cooking for thresll-
| ers
c. V. Wilson, of Mitchell, S. D.. Wis
4 tied Liscomb friends this week. -.
| Dick Johnson Is having some thing
done on the farm which he recently
purchased from Mrs. Jennie Early. for
a consideration of $1O7 per acre. Mr..
Johnson will take possession of the
| land In the spring.
| Miss Mary Anderson was very pleas
antly surprised on her birthday, which
came on Monday. by twelve OF her
young lady friends who dined with her.
having been invited by Mrs Ander-
son. who served n birthday dinner in
honor of the occasion. Several nice
| gifts were left for Miss Mary as re-
minder of the day and the guests.
| Henry Biersborn returned from
| Trenton. Mo-, Saturday night, where he
has been for six weeks taking course
l of instruction in school for auction
GERS Mrs. Biersborn and children. who
/ have been staying in Union during his
| absence, were here to meet him.
The ball game which was played
here on Saturday between Gilman and
I.iscomb, resulted in favor of Liscomb.
the score standing to 3.
A large number of Liscomb people
| was In attendance at the soldiers re-
1 union in Albion. Wednesday. the local
team of base ball players being en-
gagged to play with the Indians.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Church Of Gill
/ man, arrived Saturday evening and
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
| Orsdae until Monday.
| AT a called meeting of the Booster
club Saturday evening. it was decided
to arrange for field day for Septem-
| Der 2S, at which time the ladies of the
cemetery association will serve meals
! aud have an apron sale In the Odd
Fellows hall All who are interested
| in keeping the cemetery in its present
| good condition are expected to join in
| making the occasion a success.
| RHODES.
| Sept 12--Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Shry-
ock of Maxwell. visited over Sunday
at the w c. Phillips home.
| Mr.. and Mrs K. B. Doyle are enter
taiinng baby boy at their home since
Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Bentley returned
| from their visit Monday.
| MIR. and Mrs. Davis, Of Gearing. Wis
tied Sunday with the latters mother,
Mrs. George Shryock.
| | Mrs. George Bailor and daughter,
Pearl, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
sell at Perry and also Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. Phillips at LIE Verne.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Wilson attended
the Newton fair Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leivan returned Tues
day from Newton, Kan.
| Mr.. r. Kreamer has been visiting his
daughter, Miss Anna, at the Anthony
Rhodes home.
Rhodes is getting ready for the great
fair All the weeds are being cut along
! the streets and alleys. Great prepara-
tons are being made for the greatest
of fairs in the towns; history The
dates are October L. 2 and 3.
The carry-all took a load from town
Sunday to the ball game at Baxter.
Master James Wallace has his head
bandaged these days from the effects
Of an accident cauted by his sister and
himself having a collision while run
ming, the girl striking him on the fore
head and breaking off one of her front
teeth, which had to be taken out of the
boys forehead. The lad is getting
kalong nicely, while Edith is mourning
the loss Of a tooth.
Mr. James Kennedy, who has been
visiting in Canada for some time, re-
turned home Wednesday. He was ac-
companied home by sister-in-laW
from Florida, who will visit among rel
atives here.
NORTH STAR.
September 12-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Wilkinson were shopping in Marshall
town Saturday.
Mrs. j. l.. Rails fell Wednesday and
broke some of her ribs.
Lottie, Willie and Pearl Shultz spent
Sunday afternoon with Mary Head
Several from here attended the r.
P. Fogg funeral at Prairieville last
week.
Mrs. r. A. McKibben and children
were visitors in Marshalltown We'd
nesday.
Mrs. T. Binder, of Conrad, visited
Friday with Mrs. Pardon Head.