Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-04

deceased soldiers were decorated with
flags and flowers, as Is the usual Gus
tom.
M. G. Nix, Of Marshalltown, was in
town Saturday.
q. L. Burkhart and wife entertained
the following at dinner Thursday; Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Robinson, Thomas Nc
Larnan, wife. daughter and grandson.
OF Marshalltown; Mrs. Tom Haggin
and daughter lone. OF Carthage. s.
D.: Mrs. Mary Scott, Roy LeFever, and
John Scott, OF Ascomb.
A party Of Rebelahs went In . body
Wednesday afternoon to pay their re-
spects to Mr.. and Mrs. George Olney,
who were married at the home Of the
latters parents, Pardon Head and wife,
at noon.
Mrs. Emma weather1y, who has been
staying with the Tressler children, re-
turned to Marshalltown Friday.
Mrs. Minnie e. Lincoln and Miss
Sadie Jones, Of Green Mountain, spent
Sunday and Monday here with Rose
Lincoln.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan and chill
dren, OF the county seat were in at
tendance at the graduating exercices
here Friday evening.
Misses Edith and Bernice Berry left
for Chicago Saturday morning, where
they will stay with sister for tlne
present. Miss Bernice expects to enter
a school for business training during
the summer.
Mrs. Eva Johnson Hawk and son, of
Marshalltown, were in town, the guests
Of relatives, several days this week.
Mrs. Hawk is a member of the alumni
and was present at the banquet.
Howard Young, Of Sac City,. was a
guest Of the H. w. Alexander family q
few days this week.
Frank Black drove Mrs. Sade Buegh-
ly's new car to Waterloo Saturday at
ternoon, with Mrs. Bueghly, Miss Louve
Boyd and III. "A. Biersborn. The party
found the roads fine and made the trip
in record time, stopping at several
small towns along the way.
Robert Black, who was home for a
short visit. returned to Waterloo
Monday.
Miss Roxy Bueghly is home from
Des Moines for visit and to attend the
closing exercises of the village schools
N. F. Rails took Elias Bueghly and
Providence. on a land seeking trip to
Butler county in his automobile Thurs
day.
Mrs Bryant Russell and son Well
near Liscomb. Mrs Russell comes
from Oklahoma, where the family has
lived for a number of years.
Prof. Lee o. Shook went to Charles
City Saturday, where he will join a
ball team for the seasons playing.
The graduating exercises were large
ly attended at the Christian church
Friday evening. The class finishing
the course, tho small in numbers, car
ried off the honors Of the occasion in
fully as creditable a manner as any
preceding them. The music furnished
by the local orchestra was most excel
lent, and the vocal selections rendered
by the young men Of the town excep-
tionally good. Departing from the
time honored custom of billowy white
for gowns, the class wore caps and
gowns, which gave them quite a dis.
tinguished appearance. The man,
friends and relatives present were just.
ly proud Of the 1909 product turned Out
by the Liscomb high school,.
AT the alumni banquet immediatel,
following the exercises Of the gradu-
ates at the church Friday evening, the
| officers Of the organization were elect.
ed for the year. Mrs. Lepha Baumar
Van vorhis was chosen president: Mis-.
Hasel Adams, vice president; Johr
L MovoNu kyaao "a H011
Secretary. The annual picnic will bt
held the latter part Of June.
Miss Hazel Adams went TO Marshall
town Monday, where she will make hel
home with her father for the present.
s. A. Kendall and family arrived
from Oregon monday, and Mrs. Ken.
dali. with the, children, will remain az
guests of the Fred Thurber family I'M
til after the Jennings picnic, June II
The Kendall family have been in Cali
fornla for the winter and recently il
Oregon. where Mr.. Kendall has ex-
tensive lumber interests. They viii
go to their home in Meyersdale, Pa.
from here.
AAdaughter arrived at the home o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Meyers Wednes.
day;morning.
Word has been received here Of the
advent Of son at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Jansen, Of Des
Moines. George Melick and Mrs. Ole
johnson, of Radcliffe. went to ,Des
Moines Sunday to see their new rela-
tive. Mrs. Jansen was formerly Miss
Rilla Melick.
Mrs. Tom Haggin and daughters lef'
for their home in Carthage, 8. ID.
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Loucks ane
soffAof Sheridan. sWyo, were guests Of
the formers uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
MrsaR F. Clark, Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. Loucks was on his way to Chicago
where he was sent as state delegate
TO the Yeoman C6nclave.
II. A. Robinson and wife attended
the commencement exercises Of the
Union schools Tuesday evening.
William o'Bryon and wife enter.
tanned number to dinner Wednesday
at their home north Of town.
The cemetery association will serve
ice cream, cake and strawberries III
the Odd Fellows hall on saturda,
evening. The orchestra will furnish
music for the occasion, which will as.
sure the patrons they may expect q