Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-10

sideration s2,75O.
S. C. Roseland is to start home from
Stavanger, Norway Sept. 20, accord
ing to his present plans.
RHODES.
Sept 1O.--Something very unusual
and never before has it happened II
this place, that four times this las
week this vicinity has been called upon
to lay away loved ones whom have 81
died at other places and were one
time residents here. Their remains
were brought here to be laid to rest II
Edin cemetery.
Wednesday, Sept. 2, the funeral SER
mon Of Mr.. George Kennedy. son d
James and Mary Ann Kennedy, was
held In the Methodist church, conduct
ed by Rev. Warren. George Kennedy
was born July 13, 1870. and died Aug
80, 1908, aged 3S years, j month ano
II, days. Mr. Kennedy has been in th'
west for a number of years. The re-
mains of Mr. Kennedy were laid to RESI-
in Eden cemetery.
Thursday, Sept. 3, the remains Of
Mrs. Mary Tribby were laid to rest IN
Eden cemetery. The funeral sermon
was held in Collins. Mrs. Tribby has
been very great sufferer from can
Ger for the past two years.
Friday, Sept. the funeral serm on
of Grandmother" Cunningham Was
held in the NJ. E. church. conducted by
Rev. Warren, who died at the home o.
her son, T. A. Cunningham. at Good
rich. N. D., Aug. 81. Mrs. Eliza Gun
ningham was SO years of age. She was
born at TT. Plain. N. Y, May 4. 1919
There her girlhood days were passec
and there on Aug. 20, 1899, she was UNI
tied in marriage to William A. Gun
ningham. TO this union was born eigh'
children. The children who survive
her are Mrs. Mary Mooeers, OF Bow.
don, N. d.. Mrs. Charlotte Reed, o.
Campbell, Neb.; Mrs. Nellie Scott o.
Pueblo, Col; T. A. Cunningham, OF
Goodrich, N. D., and w. A. Cunning.
ham. Of Cottage Grove, Ore. In the
spring Of 1S47 she moved to Ogle coun-
ty, Illinois, where she resided until the
fall Of 1864, when they came to Eden
vile, Marshall county. where she re-
sided until April 1908, which time she
went to Goodrich, N. D.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Phillips ano
daughters. went to Maxwell Sunday
to attend the funeral services OF Mrs
Phillips cousin, Miss Myrtle Shryook
who died at her home Sept. 4, after 9
short illness. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. White. after which the
remains were accompanied by relatives
and over fifty friends on the 1:l0 train
to Rhodes, where the body was Durieo
in the Eden cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodman were N
at the Minnesota state fall
last week.
Miss LA Baxter, of NJ Alltown
has been visiting her MRS.
Fred Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. O. q. Cunniri Jam and
Of Baxter, attended the funeral
services of the formers grandmother
Mrs. Eliza Cunningham, at this Place
Friday.
Mrs. Mooers and Mr.. T. A. Cunning
ham. Of North Dakota, who We're here
in attendance at their mothers fun
eral Friday. returned to their homs
Mrs. A. r. vauthrin went to Mar
shalNown Monday for few days visit
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. Van
Orman.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams died Tuesday morning and
was buried in Eden cemetery Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilman and
Mrs. Ellis Tribby and children went to
Boone Tuesday for q two weeks Visit
relatives.
MIR. Ellis Tribby is looking after the
of Uncle Sam and running
the mail route during Mr.. Hill1nan's
absence.
Great preparations are being made
at, this place for the eighteenth annual
fair of the Eden District Agricultural
society to be held Sept. 1880, Oct. l-2
1908.
Rhodes is without a newspaper as
Armstrong, the editor, anu
family, have m,ved away.
Miss Katherine Titus went to Mt
Vernon last Friday where she has g
position as teacher in the Mt. Vernon
school.
Professor Williams and wife are pre-
caring t, Move into the M, r par
sonage.
LLSC OMB.
Sept. 10.-The young people OF the
Christian church gave a very pleasing
program to a good sized audience Sat
urday evening. The musical. numbers
were given by the Misses Ida Bixby
Rose Lincoln and Matte Meade; as
sisted by Messrs. Lowell Bixby and
Dr.. c. L. Meade. John Rails gave the
readings in his usual excellent man
ner. Mr.. Rails is an impersonator OF
marked ability, and never fails to
please his audiences. The proceeds Of
the concert will be used to help pay
for the new piano for the Sunday
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Achenbach, Of Glad
brook, were in attendance at the Re-
formed church ceremonies Tuesday.
Miss Clara Bauman is teaching al
Felix No. 3, in Grundy county, TINS
fall
Miss Fannie Russell returned home
Tuesday evening after a short WISH
with Liscomb folks.
Mr.. George Weatherly. Mrs. Clarence
Weatherly, Dan Bueghly, Will Lewis
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Boyd and Mrs
Sadie Bueghly went to Rock Rapids
Tuesday evening, called by the sud-
den death of a niece. the young daugh-
ter Of John L. Weatherly, the recorder
of Lyons county.
Mrs. Josie Gately Egerton and chill
dren, of near Rock Rapids, are visit
ing Liscomb friends and relatives fol
two weeks