Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-01
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Monday from short stay in St.
Paul with her sister. Mrs. Maria Trip.
Tie body Of Mrs. Florence Rolston
Wolf. Of Lander, Wyt., who died Sum
day, will be brought to Liscomb for
burial. The relatives accompanying
the body are expected some time today.
The arrangements fol- the funeral have
not been announced. Mrs. Wolf was
former Liscomb s;irl having spent
her girlhood and grown to womanhood
here, where she has many friends who
are deeply saddenetl by her sudden
death Mrs Wolf was a daughter OF
the late Isaac Kolston, and a half
sister of Mrs. Cora Bixby of this place
Mrs. H. A. Robinson arrived from
Colorado Springs, Sunday evening.
having been called by the serious HI
ness of the latter's brother, John Scott.
whose condition is critical as result
of apoplexy.
Mrs. John johnson went to Rolfe
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
| Clinton Elarly.
| Mrs. Mary Middleton and grand
daughter, Miss Hazel, Of Union, visited
Saturday with the formers daughter,
Mrs. Ella Haggin. Mrs. Middleton was
returning from trip TO the capital
| city.
| Roy Hauser and wife, Of MARSHALL
| town, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hauser's
parents.
George Biersborn returned Saturday
| from a weeks visit with Dixon, HI.
relatives.
Mrs. Henry Biersborn and children.
1 to- nj WAITING a the
home of Mrs. Biersborns parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Hall, for couple OF weeks.
returned home Saturday.
| Miss Elsie Benson, OF Lamcille, WIS.,
tied with Mrs. St,uffer, Sunday.
Rev. Boomershine, pastor OF the
Reformed church, will be married to-
day to an Ohio lady. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Boomershine will arrive in Liscontb
Saturday and the pastor will conduct
| the usual services, on Sunday.
1 The Missionary society OF the Re-
formed church win give an entertain
inert in the church on Sunday even
Ing. The program will be OF interest
to those Interested in the missionary
work Of all lands
| Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew e. Duffy and
children left for Tacoma, Wash, Sun (
J day morning Mrs. Duffy, who was
Miss Dilla Boyd prior to her marriage,
has spent the summer with her par
| ents here, Mr.. Duffy coming later to
accompany her home.
!! Mrs. Lee Cunningham Of Radcliffe,
Is at home helping to care for her
father, whose condition remains SER
ious.
NJ. M. McFee and family attended
the entertainment given by Totem at
Bangor Monday evening. AS Mr.. Tot
ten Ia the first to appear on the lec-
ltrre course here it may interest many
who have not had the pleasure OF
! hearing him to learn that his evenings
entertainments given at Conrad. Whit
ten and Bangor, were spoken OF high
Nv as well, worth the best patronage.
The Ladies Cemetery Aid society is
managing the course this year.
Mrs. Elias Bueghly has been visit
ing friends in Eaxter for few days.
Mrs. Blanche Pitcher and son went
! to their home III! Gridley, Kas., Satur-
day. Mrs. Pitcher has been paying
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Beatty.
| Rev. and Mrs. Jackson arrived from
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