Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-02
MARSHALL COUNTY
NEWS Of Interest
T.-R. Correspondents Tell OF
County Happenings in Many
Communities
MARIETTA RESIDENT VERY Ill
Robert Tannahill, We'll Known Citizen,
Is Gradually Growing Weaker-Mrs.
Louis Phillips, Of Rhodes, sustains
Bad Fall-Had Fire Threatened at
Liscomb-other County News.

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Liscomb-other County News.
Marshall county correspondents. de-
spite the busy season IN preparing fol
the celebration of the nations nata
day, have furnished this week many
interesting items Of news In their re-
spective neighborhoods,
| Robert Tannahill, a well known cit
/ izen of Marietta, wht, has been SER
| iously i'll for some time, is gradually
| growing weaker
Mrs. Louis Phillips. of Rhodes. sus-
| tanned a bad fall which, owing to her
4 age. is proving quite serious. Harold
McKibben. aged 10, Of Taylor town
| ship. son Of former well known North
Star farmer. fell and fractured both
bones of his forearm.
At Liscomb bad fire was threatened
! In the r. c. Nichols elevator. but was
got under control before much damage
was done.
Other news Of the county. classified
by townships and neighborhoods. is as
follows:
MARIETTA.
| July 2.-The people OF Marietta and
VICINITY will be generally Interested IN
| the Marshalltown chautauqua, which
will be held in Marshalltown July FL
26. The lectures on animal Hus-
bandry,n by Prof H. p. Miller of Ohio:
IAN Appeal for Forest Preservation
by DR.. Thomas E. VIII, and Our Wild
Neighbors." by Ernest Harold Baynes,
will be Of especial interest
Misses Ethel Havens and Maude
Smith, of Marshalltcwn, spent a cou-
pie OF days this week visiting at the
John Timmons home.
Robert Tannahill. who has been very
i'll the past few days. is slowly getting
weaker and worse.
Mrs Chris Wardman visited her sis
ters the Misses Diclskutt, near Albion.
Wednesday.
Miss Abbie Shum,vay will teach the
Marietta school this fall
RHODES.
July Mrs. J. e. Roebuck is Wis
ting relatives in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson and
family were called to ST. Anthony by
the death Of the formers, mother, Mrs.
A. Robertson, aged 10 years, which oc-
Cured Sunday. The funeral services
were held Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis Phillips met with an ac-
cident Sunday morning. when she
stepped Off the porch into the cellar,
falling to the cement floor Altho no
bones were broken. the jar from the
fall, owing to the advanced age of Mrs.
Phillips, Is serious, and it will be soma
time before she fully RECEIVERS from its
effects.
Mrs. Niles OF Kansas City, issvisit-
ing her mother, Mrs. Mead and other
relatives. III
Rev. Mr. Christy conducted meetings
several evenings last week on the
lawn at Frank anyways. These meet
ings were very much enjoyed by the
Latter Day Saints as well DIS others.
The many friends and, acquaintances
at this place OF Mr.. and, Mrs, o. A..
Wilson will be very sorry that they
are soon to move to Baxter. Altho
they had been residents here but q
short time, they have made many
friends and are liked we'll by all who
have had the pleasure of meeting
them. Mr.. Wilson will still continue
to have charge of the livery barn at
this place, but the business will be
looked after by Mr.. Wiley, who has
been drl the barn for some time. Mr..
Wilson will also open up livery sta
BILE at Baxter.
Mrs. Wolf, of Marshalltown. has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ruth.
Mrs. r. A. Bo,lham. of Cambridge,
visited among friends at this place ov-
er Sunday.
Rhodes will be we'll represented in
both State Center and Baxter on the
Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curttright
went to DIN Wednesday to visit rela-
tives and spend the Fourth.
Misses Mildred Satterfield and Alice
Roebuck attended the chautauqua at
State Center Tuesday afternoon.
MISS MyTLlC IStuEIlcIty W
Des Moines Wednesday after several
weeks visit.
Mrs. Roy Finney is visiting among
relatives at LIE Grand and Montour.
Mrs. George West and Mrs. Charles
Allen were State Center visitors We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Noble visited relatives in State
Center few days this week.
william Fish is here visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Crouch.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staltzer, of
Bangor, visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bolei, Saturday
and Sunday.
LsCOMB.
July 2.-Mrs. Minnie e. Lincoln is
clerking in Dirlon's store this week,
during the absence Of Mr.. Dillon, who
is visiting points in South Dakota.
R. e. Clark returned Tuesday from
u trip to Chicago. where he went to
market two carloads Of cattle.
Mrs. d. G. Bauman, Emma Parker,
Rev. Boomersh.ne. Mrs. E. A. Clark,
Rose Lincoln and Mrs. Frona Scott