Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-05

Kate Hanson, Mrs. Anna bowen, neg
ative, Mrs. Anna Herbert, Mrs. MAUD
Kerr. Miss Bowen of Garwin, was d
guest of the club.
Mrs. s. Richards went to Gearing tc
attend the wedding of the Misses Cliff
Halloween passed quietly at Le-
Grand except for the Friend Endeavor-
ers celebrating it by social time al
Mr.. Knudson's, and the Palmer stu
dents at Mrs. VanHorn's.
LISCOMB
Nov. 5.-The Women's club met at
the home Of Mrs. M. M. McFee Tues
day evening. AS the president, Mrs.
+. G. Nichols. was absent, the meeting
was called to order and presided over
by the vice president. Mrs. Sadie
Bueghly. The responses were quota
tions from Shakespeare. The first pa
per was read by Mrs. Smith, who had
prepared the article from historical
facts concerning the Elizabethan writ
ers, which was very interesting. Miss
Susie Church read an article from the
Bay View magazine on "Stratford on
Avon" and Mrs. Scott read paper on
"The Reign of the Tudors," covering
a period Of 11S years of English his
tory The discussion was led by the
hostess and served to bring out and
enlarge upon many interesting points
relating to the study. Following the
program dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. David Trip, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in and
about Liscomb for two weeks, returned
to her home at Round Lake, Mimi,
Wednesday,.
Mr.. w. p. Adams, WHO was married
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. Louise
Christ. Sunday evening, to Miss Johns,
of Cedar Rapids, went to Marshall
town Monday, where he has purchased
an interest in the Oxford cafe, and
where he and his bride will reside.
Mrs Adams remains at the home Of
her sister-in-law until she RECEIVERS
from the severe sprain to her ankle
which she suffered from a fall on
defective walk near the hotel, two
weeks ago.
Election passed off quietly. Many
smile and not few are slowly re-
gaining their usual spirits. Numerous
wagers made in days when hope ran
high will be paid In full to the win
hers, the losers firmly believing that
IN the beautiful land Of somewhere"
Lherell be Il democratic majority, and
the great American eagle will kindly
give scream for the long suffering
Several of the farmers are done
i<,l, ;.,
his year.
Mrs. Ella Scott was in Marshalltown
l. couple of days this week.
The Reformed Aid society held a
reception at the home OF Mrs. J. d.
Parker Thursday afternoon. The la
lies of the town were extended an in
1itation to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ulery left for
Whittier, Cal. Friday evening, where
hey will mae their future home.
Mrs Simon Smith is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Thomas Culp, in Ames.
Miss Bessie Moore is still confined to
he house with the rheumatism in her
DOT. which is not much better.
Mrs. Elias Bueghly entertained a
ew neighbors at a rag party on Tues
lay evening.
Miss Julia Ogg is home from the
.outh part of the county for a short
acation before the winter term of
chool begins.
Halloween FRANKS were few and not
# damaging nature this year.
DR.. and Mrs. Marble are in Iowa
tity this week for a few days.
Mrs. George Hauser of Gowrie was
he guest of Mrs. BiXby and Mrs. Din
ell Tuesday.
The supper given at Treases' hall
night by the pupils and
eachers of the school was a most sue
essful affair. Tho program was
hostly and suggestive - spirits and
witches while the "fortne teller" did a
ushing business. The receipts were
"a, which will be used toward a
,brary for the school.
John O. Gould has taken charge of
he city restaurant. having purchased
ne stock and property from w. P.
dams
T. j. StAnley came home from Man
On to east his vote Tuesday morning,
in the evening.