Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-16
MARSHALL COUNT Y
NEWS Of INTEREST
Much News OF the County is
Reported BY Active T.-R.
Correspondents
STATE CENTER DOCTOR DEAD
Or. 3. 3. Moore. Resident Of Town
Since 1873, Passes Away-charIss
Burger, Former Rhodes Man. Dies at
Ida orove-silver jubilee Of Wood
mon and Nsishbors at State Center.

this week by the active county cores
p,ondents OF the T.-R. From State
Center the death aof DIR. b. b. Moore,
!, q Nssident OF that town since 1878, is
reported. The Woodmen and Royal
NeiKhbors OF State Center have Issued
invitations for joint installation and
silver anniversary banquet. to take
place Friday evening.
From Rhodes is announced the death
Of Charles Burger, a former resident of
that place, which occurred at Ida
Grove
Mrs. Maudc Early Nix, OF Hubbard.
delightfully."- entertained several OF her
FORMER Liscomb friends in honor Of
her sister. Miss Roxie. Of Des Moines,
and Mrs. Andrews OF Grinnell.
The recent revival meetings at Min
erva have resulted In q total OF eighty
conversions and many additions to the
Methodist church.
IA The news ,6 the county, classified by
towns. townahips. and neighborhoods.
as as follows:
STATE CENTER.
Jan. 1s.--Thes death Of DR.. B. b.
Moore, an cid resident here, caused
i'adness In lnany State Center homes.
Benjamin Moore was born March IA.
1881 In Jefferson county, Ohio On
Nov. II. 1854, he was married at Carl
son. o., where he continued to reside
until about thirty years ago. In 1878
HE moved t,o State Center. where he
practiced medicine. Four children
were born to DR.. and Mrs. Moore,
Frank Moore, Of Minneapolis; Nina
webster, OF Knox, N. D.; Bessie Nc
Donnell, OF st. Paul. and Ed Moore of
Dakota. Ed has been here for the past
week caring for his father.
& The funeral services were held at the.
home yesterday afternoon at i o'clock,
Rev. w. A. Gait officiating. The Ma
sonic order conducted services at the
grave Burial was at Hillside.
B Miss Cora Shear has returned home
after q few days visit in Tatna and
Toledo Il
Oscar Gol,lke has been Ill for sew
! eral days.
Mrs.. J. III. Bagley has gone to Pipe
stone Mimi, to visit for some time.
Miss Alice Dobbin and U. r. Dob
bin left Saturday for few days visit
with their brother, U. +. Dobbin at
Bertrand, Neb.
IN Engle Camp, No. 1884. M. w. of A..
and Englewood camp, No. $50, r. n. Of
IA, have issued invitations for joint
Installation and silver anniversary
banquet to be held at the Masonic
hall on Friday evening, Jan. II.
Mrs. n. B. Perkins and Mrs. M.
Roberts left Wednesday morning to
visit In Marietta for a few days.
Terrestrial lodge, No. 276. A. i. and
/ "A Nj, and Cleo chapter. No. BOB, o. r..
/ 81, installed their officers for the COM
Ing year last night "A short program
was given, after which the banquet
was spread for 125 in the banquet
room. Music was furnished by Rich
ards harp orchestra.
Mrs o. F.. Esklund and children ar
rived home this morning after a two
weeks visit at Brooklyn, Iowa.
Mrs "A. r. woolston is visiting her
daughters. Miss Florence Woolston
and Mrs. G. III. Richeson, at Webster
City. b sSt
Miss vena Bishop left Saturday for
Manning, after a three weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. u.
Bishop. & ID
Miss Florence 10th. who has been
Visiting at the Mrs JOS. Schilling
home, left Saturday for Manning
Miss Carrie Jones arrived home
Tuesday evening from Mt, Vernon.
where she spent the holidays. Wednes-
day she received word that her moth
err was very sick, and she returned to
Mt. Vernon.
q LSCOMB.
jan 16.-Mr Will Arthurs, who.
with his wife, has been visiting rela-
tives here for couple Of weeks, has
gone to Minnesota, where he will
work for the present.
T. c. Meyers was calling on his
sons, William and Frank, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Oviatt Is quite i'll with
an attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Maude ulery Arthurs is In Un-
Mrs Raymond Bixby.
GEORGE bleTSUOIIi pIedCIlcu III lHc
Christian church in Union Sunday,
both morning and evening. Mr.. Biers-
born has been engaged to fill this pull
pit Indefinitely.
The joint installation of Modern
Woodmen and Royal Neighbor lodges
In this village on Tuesday evening.
was a social event worthy of these or
Plantations, and was attended by a
large number of members and invited
guests. Much pains had been taken
to make the work of the drill STATS
especially meritorious, and the various
movements showed marked skill. A
banquet was served which eclipsed In
q measure the preceding entertain
ment, and many expressed pleasure
that they We're among the favored
ones and honored members of this
excellent order.
T.. c. C!ulp will discontinue the man
lagement of the creamery here on jan
harry 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dennis and
children, Of Albion, were In Liscomb
Sunday as guests of the formers
nephew, w. D. Melick, and family.
The Woman lodge installed their
enicers, and served a banquet on
Monday evening. A very pleasant at