Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-08-15
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Aug. 15.-Mr. Charles Shaw arrived
from Nebraska Tuesday, and is Visit
ing his aunt and sister, Misses Lou
Shaler and Francis Shaw.
Mrs r. A. Clark drove to Conrau
Tuesday afternoon to meet Mr.. Clark
who was transacting business in tina.
town.
H. A. Biersborn is in Trenton, Mo-,
where he is taking course IN aue-
pioneering.
Miss Rose Lincoln went to Marshall-
town Wednesday to be in attendance at
reunion of Sunday school class,
which was held at the home OF MISS
Alice Lincoln.
DR.. and Mrs. Bixby, OF Union, spent
Sunday in Liscomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bueghly, of Tulare,
Cal, who have been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Catherine Ulery, re-
turned home Tuesday. Mr.. Bueghly is
a brother Of Mrs. Ulery.
Nerl Mershon and wife, Of Marshall
town, are spending the week with the
formers parents, DR.. and Mrs. q. "A.
Mershon.
F. c. Nichols and family visited in
Greer MOUNTAIN SutludS anu AsAoh'ASAS'
Mrs. Abbie Thurber Smith returned
to Iowa City Saturday, after a pleas
ant visit of several weeks with her
people here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thatcher are the
parents of a son, who arrived Thurs
day.
Samuel Meyers has sold his property
here to Joseph Steiert. Mr.. Meyers
with his family, will return to Mon
tana soon.
An entertainment was given at
Trease's hall Wednesday evening un-
der the auspices of the cemetery as
ISOLATION, which as a money maker for
the society was hardly a success.
Mrs. Gid Kersey and children, of
Marshalltown, arrived Wednesday
evening and will visit short time with
Mrs. Kersey's mother, Mrs. N. Mid
dleton.
Mrs. Mary Scott and Roy LeFever
visited with Will oBryon and family
near Conrad, Wednesday.
Rev. Frank Oviatt, pastor Of the
Christian church, who has been taking
a three weeks vacation in Illinois, re-
turned Saturday. The family accom-
panied him home.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, of the Congre-
gational church Of Union, preached in
the Reformed church Sunday evening
to a large audience.
The farmers of the surrounding
country are engaged in threshing. The
oats crop is reported as very light.
Mrs. Humeston went to Oskaloosa
Monday where she will visit relatives
for three weeks. DR.. Humeston expects
to go to South Dakota soon to seek q
new location.
Miss Mabel Wheeler, of near Con-
rad, was the guest Of Miss Roxy
Bueghley Sunday.
Thomas Thatcher is making prepara-
tons to build a new house, and the
sand for the foundation is now being
hauled.
The Monday club will hold its an
nual picnic August %.
A game of ball was played here Sat-
urday between Written and the home
team, which resulted favorably for
Liscomb.
Lowell Bixby visited Des |Moines
Friday. returning home Saturday.
s.. Dickerson came home from Owasa
udy CFSHiHS nliu opCAI Noo1ido.J
with his family.
The cemetery association had very
nice days work donated by the men
of the town and country Saturday,
about twenty having signiied their
willingness to come and work if the Ia
dies Of the society would furnish the
dinner, which was gladly done. A
driveway was cut free of sod and filled
in with cinders. The improvement has
long been needed, and no doubt other
such days will be devoted to this work
before winter
Miss Roxy Early is home for a short
stay before going to Chicago for a
weeks visit.
John Gould is moving into the hotel,
the present proprietor will vacate on
Monday.
GILMAN
August 15.--W. w. Benedict, for
mer Gilmanite, but more recently of
San Francisco, stopped off here on his
way east to make a short visit to his
sister, Mrs. Henry Suit. and other rela-
tives He left Monday evening.
Miss Emma Chrisman of West Bend,