Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-06
MARSHALL COUNTY
NEWS Of INTEREST
County Correspondents Of r..R.
Furnish Much News From
Country and Towns
LIscoM1 PICNIC AUG. 10
LIscoME
PICNIC Au
Reunion Of the jennings Glass Will
Take Place Week From Saturday
Robert Tannahi'l, of Marietta, /.
Very Low-General New. Of the
County, Classified by Towns.

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| County correspondents of the r. r
have furnished an abundance of news
| that will prove Of general interest tc
county readers and those who have
comb. on August Is, week from Sat
| urday, will be held the reunion of the
old class of the Jennings school, which
will prove to be most enjoyable af-
fair. Robert Tannahlll, a we'll known
citizen OF Marietta, is very low, and
Is not expected to long survive.
General news of the county, classi-
fed by towns and neighborhoods, is
as follows:
LISCOMB.
Aug. 6.-Nfiss Nelson of Evansville,
MINI, arrived Monday for Z visit with
Mrs. SADIE Bueghly.
Mrs. Lincoln went to the county seat
Saturday and visited relatives until
Monday.
The alumni meeting of the high
school, which was held at the home OF
Miss Clara Bauman, Thursday, was
quite generally attended by the mem
bers, and splendid time was report
ed. twenty-five were In attendance,
and number of letters from absent
ones were read and enjoyed. The col
lation was spread on tables under the
trees in the yard, ,and the feeling of
fraternity for scloolmates was mani
fest in Renaissance and story. After
dinner several Of the guests and the
hostess visited the park, where they
enjoyed the ball game, and altogether
the day was one of much pleasure to
the participants.
Mrs. SADIE Steelsmith, of Bethany,
No. who has been visiting her father,
Martin Updike. for two weeks, went to
Chicago Saturday evening, where she
and her husband, C. NJ. Steelsmith,
will join theatrical company for the
season.
DIR. G. L. Meade returned Saturday
from trip thru western Iowa. Mr..
Meade expects to locate for the prac-
tice of dentistry as soon as he finds
a desirable place.
e. H. Trease returned Saturday
from a visit in Denver with his broth
.ef, G. A. Trease, and sister, Mrs Frank
White. While in Denver Mr.. Trease
had the pleasure of attending the DEM
ocratic national convention.
Mrs. SADIE Bueghly, Mrs. Jennie
Early and daughter Miss Eta, with
Robert Black as chauffeur, visited in
Union at the Alexander home Thurs
day.
Professor Shook is in Humboldt
where he is playing ball with the local
team. Mr.. Shook will visit points in
Canada after completing his engage
ment, and prior to his return to Lis
comb, where he will teach the coming
year.
Elmer Biersborn was quite severely
injured by a ball at the game Thurs
day, the ball hitting him on the chin,
and cutting cash which was very
painful Mr. Observation-Disclosures is
feeling much better, and the wound is
healing nicely.
The Jennings reunion picnic will be
held August Ia. A large attendance is
hoped for and royal good time is
assured.
7. j. Stanley returned Tuesday from
a short business trip to st. Paul.
DR.. Marble and family returned
Monday from three weeks vacation
in Raymond, where they were visiting
relatives and friends
Maurice O'Bryon spent Sunday with
Liscomb friends. Mr.. O'Bryon is work
ing in Marshalltown at the Fair store.
Mrs Charles Hopkins, of Woolford,
N. D., visited friends in Liscomb this
week. Mrs. Hopkins will soon go to
Waterloo. where she will have charge
of the boarding house at the canning
factory during the working season.
Professor SWartz and niece have
been giving some very good entertain
ments at the hall. Moving pictures
and stereopticon views with explain
atory lectures and illustrated songs
have made up the programs.
George Strong and sister Laura, of
Milwaukee, are visiting for a few
weeks at the home of their uncle and
aunt, ]. G. Scott and wife.
Miss Mary Anderson is home for
short vacation.
Mrs. Cal Weatherly came home from
New Providence Saturday where she
has been staying a month with a SIS
ter.
Mrs. Ella Haggin has been enjoying
a. visit from her mother, Mrs. Mary
Middleton, of Union.
The aid society Of the Christian
church held it's monthly reception at
the home of Mrs S. II. Rolston, We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Rolston was
assisted in serving by Mesdames Blk
by and Dinnell.
The ladies of the Reformed church
will serve ice cream and cake at the
parsonage on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Joe Stiert and children and
Mrs. Haggin spent Thursday at the c..
G. Church. home southeast Of town
Mrs. Osborn Of New Sharon, was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. T. J.
Stanley, few days this week.
MARIETTA.
August ernest Woodward left
last week for Kansas and Missouri,
where he will spend few weeks
visiting relatives