Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-10

the candidate and Rev. Mr.. Paris per-
formed the rites in the presence Of a
large concourse OF friends.
The G. w. B. NJ. met in regular ses-
sion Sunday afternoon and listened to
the report of the district convention by
Miss Rose Liscomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Titlow arrived
home Wednesday from two weeks
visit with the laHter's sister in Ogal-
lala, Neb.
Miss Pearl Townsend, accompanied
by Mrs. Charles Jentch, of Albion,
called on Miss Rose Lincoln Saturday.
William, Lhamon, of Des Moines, who
Is engaged in evangenstic work, spent
Friday with his parents here. Mr.. Lha-
mon was just returning from Missouri,
where he had held a meeting, success
full in every way.
Jacob Rudy and wife left for Can
ton, Ohio, Thursday. They expect to be
present and enjoy the celebration Of
the centennial anniversary Of Stark
county, in that state.
Norman Boyd returned from a trip
to Butler county Friday. He did not
purchase land during his stay.
Miss Hazel Adams began her first
term Of school In Grundy county Mon
day.
Mayor George Morey returned from
a visit to South Dakota and Minnesota
Saturday. While absent Mr. Morey was
the guest Of cousins at Round Lake,
Mimi.
Mr. Tressler, father of George Tress-
| Ter, has bought the residence property
of Walter Alexander and will move to
Liscomlb and care for the two young
daughters of Mr.. Tressler.
| Walter Alexander is in Sac City
where he expects to move soon. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der regret that they deem it necessary
to locate elsewhere.
4 Merle Weatherly, son Of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Foster Weatherly, Of Lyons coun-
ty, is visiting relatives in and near Lis
comb this week.
| Robert Black was home from Wa
terloo Sunday, returning Monday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Maria Trip is in Toledo visit.
ing her brother, Benjamin Smith and
wife.
Mrs. Keister and sons, of Lakeland
Fla, who have been spending the
summer months with relatives IL
Iowa, left for their home Thursday
Mrs. NJ. NJ McFee returned from
Aurora Saturday, where she had gone
to visit her parents and bring he!
daughter, Miss Doris, home to begir
her school duties.
Liscomb was we'll represented at tht
county fair Wednesday,
| u. P. Jessup is having his building
on North Main street remodeled AND
prepared for Leonard Beatty, who will
move his barber business there.
4 Miss Julia Ogg went to Melbourn,
teach again this year. Miss Ogg re-
recent examination of teachers, wllicl
speaks we'll for her uutiring efforts.
Miss Clara Bauman is again in he
place of business, attending to Uncl'
Sans local correspondence.
Otis Van VOORHEES, is i'll with an at
tack of appendicitis, but is reported
some better.
GILMAN.
Sept. 9.-lMrs. George Clements, VIII,
was seriously injured in a runaway &C
cident Monday afternoon, is getting
along much better than could be ex
pected considering the serious natur
of her injuries 1t was found upon ex
animation by the physician called t
attend the case that her leg was brok
en- in two places, once about 1nidwa
between the hip and the knee and ais
just below the knee cap, part of tn
knee cap itself being broken off. TIL
1cart in which Mrs. Clements and he
daughter were driving collfded with
tree, near, the Congregational church
when the horse commenced to run an
was smashed, the animal tearing loos
and running over them, stepping o
Mrs. Clements limb in his mad fligh
, which caused one or both of the frac
lions. The daughter Ida's injuries ar
not serious.
Jay Dexter, Of Toledo, niece of Mrs
H. Sutherland, is visiting that lad,
and family, this week.
Miss Marjorie Sutherland went t
Ida Grove Thursday to again take u
her work as teacher Of English in tn
high school there.
Thomas McGrew and family re
turned from their visit to friends il
Nebraska and South Dakota, Wednes
day.
James Lowry and D. M. Slower hav
bought the northeast quarter of sec
ton in Hickory Grove township, a
s10O per acre.
Quite a number of our citizens Wis
tied the state fair last week an
brought back glowing accounts, excep
, that the rain Of Thursday and Frida
married the general pleasure Of tn
l closing days Of the fair.
, NORTH STAR.
Sept. Guy Coulter was a MAJ
shalltown visitor Saturday.
4 School opened at No. Monday, wit
Miss Ethel Hayes, of Union, as teache
t Miss Emma Johnson. from nea
> Green Mountain, visited Monday at tt
2 G.. e. Clapsaddle home.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Early and chi
dren visited Monday with Mr.vEarly
parents at Conrad
$ Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Lancaster a.
tended the county fair Monday and il
week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Clapsaddle ar
> children visited Sunday with the FOL
y mer's parents, north Of Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Keefer and chi
> dren, of Green Mountain, visited Sur
:. day with their cousins, the j. F. M,
Kibben family.
. Miss Anna Head returned Wedne.
day evening from two weeks Wis
with relatives at Omaha and Nilsson
r Valley.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark. from ii