Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-27
Events Transpiring Thruout the
County, as Told By T.-R. Cor
respondents
MUTUAL SWITCH FOR LlscoMe
Recent Telephone Trouble Results in
Vote Of Subscribers Meeting - Or.
Harris Injured at Ferguson - Chit
dren's Day at Liscomb Next Sunday
May Be New Bank for Ferguson.

in a toll charge of 10 cents being made
to talk with Marshalltowrl, has re-
suited in many meetings, and at the
last one 1t was decided to put in q
mutual switch.
DR.. Grove Harris, of Ferguson, sor
OF DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Harris of this
city, had the misfortune to sustain a
fracture of the metacarpal bone of the
right hand, which he is now carrying
in plaster cast.
Children's day at Liscomb will be
observed on Sunday, June 80.
There is talk of new bank organi-
cation at Ferguson, to be known as
the Farmers and Merchants bank.
News of the county, classified by
towns, townships and communities, Is
as follows:
LISCOMB.
June 27-H. M. Green and wife re-
turned home from ST. Paul Monday
Wt AN
LOT Weeh'
MI. oorheii anu Wis " wa sna ',. :,
Town, spent SUNDAY ~ A"soo''o VIZ
Sam Meyers arrived from Wyoming
i, = uesuey' VIZ -. A s -
The family will make this there home
for the present,
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1,a,ha. i. raa1 estate aoant .nd y :
~. nat,rnaa fron t,.in r. Tsxas
an,;s dan,s has haan >,nfinad 10
tba house h1. sawera att.cL nf ,indi.
oastion
Mrs. Ante p;arshor, r1,tcb ,rr,vad
FROM nrainerd MIN Monday and
will yisit With home folks for sevaral
weeks
Tho chi,dren,s dav exerc,ses If The
Christian sunday school which have
been nostnoned from the date an.
nounced will he held on Sunday even
ing June 20
M. NJ McFee is having his BUILDING
on South Main street remodeled.
sThe aid society of the Christian
church will give an ice crime and
strawberry social on the church lanvr
this evening.
Mrs. e. A. Clark went to Toledo
Monday. where. with a party of re,a-
tiyes she will attend the chautanoua
for three weeks
Miss Susie Church went to Mar.
shalltown Monday for a short yisi,
before going to Kansas for her sum-
mer's vacation which she will spend
with a brother.
Irnion are yieit;ng with +hai. ,,ro1o
Mr.. Jess Haggin and family.
Mr.. HI. C. Lounsberry and Thomas
Weatherly. of Marshalltown, visited
friends in Liscomb Sunday.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hello
their memorial services In the Chris
tan church Sunday afternoon. Rev
George Biersborn gave a most ex-
cellent address, after which the two
orders marched to the cemetery and
decorated the graves of their deceased
members.
Some twenty-five of our citizens at
tended the ball game at Gilman Friday
which resulted favorably for Liscomb
the score standing IL to 8. The LIS
comb ball team Will play with NC
Callsburg Saturday.
A pure food inspector was making
business call on the merchants ano
other vendors of eatables here Satur-
day.
At meeting OF delegates represent
ing the several telephone lines Sat
urday it was voted unanimously &c
put IN 1nutual switch.
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rEhTuo oN.
June 27.-Marvin, the infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Z. =. Wllilams, mas re-
covered from a very serious attack OF
gastro-euteritis.
Mrs. Saluda Hilsabeck has had a SER
ious attack of heart trouble, compll-
Gated with jaundice, but is now out OF
danger. Mrs. Lydie Hoover of Chic
ago, daughter of Mrs. Hilsabeck, was
called home on account of the illness
of her mother. Mrs. IF. z. Manning,
of Perry, Ia, spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. Hilsabeck.
DR.. Grove w. Harris had the mis-
fortune to fracture the matacarpol bone
in his right hand, and now has his hand
in a plaster cast.
Mrs. L L. Eicholtz, formerly of Des