Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-25
BEEF CONDEMNED
At ST. ANTHONY
local Butchers Slaughter Animal, But
suspectins It is Affected, Call Vet
erinarian, Who Discovers Bad Case
of Observation-Disclosures women's
Club Elects Officers For Ensuing
Year-othsr News.

VOllH .MCMdlOI, prominent farmer IN
the southwest part of the county;
loses valuable mare by drowning.
ST. Anthony butchers slaughter a
beef that proves to be badly affected
with tuberculosis.
The woman's Club of Liscomb
elects new officers for the year.
The Methodist church at Gilman re-
ceives a fine new bell.
Other news Of the county follows:
ST. ANTHONY.
May 24.-Mrs. LATE Drew, Of Mar
shalltown, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Garrett at st. Anthony last week.
Mrs. Harry Buck has been quite sick
for the last week.
People are getting somewhat inter-
ested up the branch over the Sunday
meetings. The Story City branch train
carried five coach loads last Sunday,
an if next Sunday Is a fine day they
will beat that.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farber are visit
ing out in the country this week with
their son Frank
Mrs R. E. George and children went
to Colo Tuesday for a weeks visit with
friends.
Miss Ruth Carvan, of Marshalltown,
spent Sunday at the r. e. George
home.
John DAZZLING left Monday for Key
stone, where he has accepted a posi-
ton in a drug store
st. Anthony with his new automobile
1t is fine one.
Mrs. James Dunn, Jr., went to Lis
comb Wednesday.
William Schaper shipped a car OF
stock to Chicago Monday and another
Tuesday.
John Mackin shipped one car of
stock to Cedar Rapids last week, and
two cars to Chicago Tuesday.
William LaPlant left Tuesday even
ing for trip in the northwestern part
Of Iowa on business.
4 H. H. Buck left Tuesday evening for
Minneapolis. to remain several days.
| Joe Dunn lost valuable horse Mon
day from collie.
Charles Holwig, of Marietta, MINI.
was here last week, shaking hands with
old friends.
Rev. L. B. Turney will preach in the
M. P. church next Sunday morning
and evening.
| Farmers and everybody else rejoice
now, as crops are looking we'll and
corn is about all planted. The ground
is in fine condition.
L1sCoMB.
May 24.-The women's Club met
with Mrs. Frank Dillon Tuesday even
ing and the following officers were
elected for the year:
President. Mrs. Inez N. McFee; vice
president, Frona Scott; secretary, Mrs
SADIE Bueghly; treasurer, Mrs. Dillon:
auditor. Mrs L. II. Smith. Mrs. Mer-
shon was elected to club membership
A very interesting paper on Wales was
read by Mrs. S. n. Ralston. No def
mite action was taken regarding the
course of study for the coming sea-
son. The meeting was adjourned sub
ject to call from the president.
| Mrs. Minnie e. Lincoln, of Green
Mountain, spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with her daughter, Rose. in
Liscomb.
Mrs. H. A. Robinson, arrived from
Colorado Springs. Tuesday, for a WIS.,
1t with home folks and to be present at
the graduating of her son, Roy Le-
Fever, who finishes the school here
May<2s.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached in the Christian church to the
graduates Sunday evening by Rev
Boomershine, of the Reformed church
The graduating class this year consists
Of Misses Florence Boyd and Bernice
Perry, and Mr.. Roy LeFever. The ex-
ercises and presentation Of diplomas
will be witnessed on Friday evening in
the Christian church.
The funeral Of the baby son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Adams was held from
the home at o'clock Monday after
noon. Rev. George Biersborn conduct
ing the brief services. Interment was
in the Liscomb cemetery.
Dan Barber has installed a new Tom
Thumb engine on his farm, which he
expects to do all manner Of labor from
churning and separating cream to the
family washing and pumping waite,
for all purposes.
r. F.. Clark visited his sister. Mrs
Phillips, in Toledo this week.
A banquet was given the juniors Of
the high school by the seniors, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Burkhart
Wednesday, evening" A most delight.
full time was reported by all present.
The pupils Of the intermediate room
held a very enjoyable picnic in the
school rooms Saturday chaperoned by
their teacher. Mrs. e. A. Clark. The
picnic was to have been held in the
woods but the rain prevented. A list OF
good things to eat long and marvellous
was the principal feature.
Mrs. Sadie Steelsmith spent Sunday
with her aged father. Martin updike
Mrs. Steelsmith Is an actress Of note
and has gained special attention this
season by her remarkable portrayIne
Of Granny Nichols. In Lena Rivers
The company was to have played In
Marshalltown but cancelled the date
Mrs. steelsmith Joined the compan,
Monday at Webster City.
| Earl Parker and mother went to
Iowa Falls Saturday, where they had
the pleasure OF attending the play
LENA Rivers, In which Mr.. and Mrs