Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-15

IlSlItSlllueIllS were served. me even
ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. P. G. Schunlann is spending the
week in Des Moines, with old friends
from the fatherland.
LISCOMB.
April 16.-The new officers of the
Ladies' Cemetery Aid Society for the
coming year are: President, Frona
Scott; first vice president, Mrs. Hinton
Ralston; second vice president, Mrs.
Lyman Schryver; third vice president,
Mrs. SADIE Bueghly; secretary, Mrs.
Bueghly; treasurer, Mrs. Mabel johns
son; auditors, Mesdames E. A. Clark
and j. e. Gould. The association met
with Mrs. Clark Tuesday to transact
business, at which time it was report
ed that Mr.. Frank Miller would have
charge of the work in the cemetery for
the season.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
tan church will hold it's annual bazaar
and sale of aprons and miscellaneous
articles in Odd Fellows hall Saturday.
Supper will be served, beginning at 5
o'clock. The sale will begin immedi-
ately after noon.
The Christian Sunday school ap-
pointed three delegates Sunday to rep
resent the school at the county conven-
ton, which convenes at Gilman the
goth inst.
Miss Marie Scott is acting as assist
ant to j. B. Sweet in the postoffice
since the departure Of Mr.. Barber.
Lowell Bixby is suffering from se-
we're attack of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clark are nicely
domiciled in their new home, and ready
to receive calls from their many friends
Miss Sadie Jones, of Green Mountain
spent Sunday in Liscomb with her
friend, Miss Rose Lincoln
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Lowe, of Union
attended the regular meeting of the
Royal Neighbor lodge here Friday eve
nine.
Mrs. Jesse Meekins was called by
sickness to the home of her brother
Thomas Madole, this week, where she
remained for several days, helping care
for nephew.
H. H. Wilson objects very much to
the announcement in last weeks letter
from Liscomb. that he had just cele-
DRAFTED his eighteenth birthday. He
accuses the writer Of said item of maxi
ing serious blunder, as he is 80, rea-
sonably hale and hearty, and with his
good wife wishes to thank very especi-
ally the many friends from various To-
calities and states who remembered
this last mile stone on life's journey.
Mrs. Ora Quinlan and daughter Ber-
nice arrived from Union Saturday, and
will remain home for a few weeks.
Mr. Updike is reported as some inn
proved at this time, altho it is though,
by those in attendance that the inn
provement is only of a temporary na-
ture, as Mr.. Updike is in his ninety
first year and has been ailiug for some
time.
William O'Bryen was q Marshall
town caller Saturday.
CLEMONs.
April 16.-The Minerva Valley
Creamery, which is under construction
at this place by Mr. Reimer, and su-
perfntended by Martin Horrick, of
is nearly completed to
the second story.
The farmers Of this vicinity have
nearly finished sowing small grain
despite the unfavorable weather.
Albert 'Tressler has moved to Mar
shalltown, to reside with his mother
Vincent Kersey was arrested for the
alleged theft of some shotgun shells
from ]. M. Nichols and was released
upon payment Of the costs and prom
Use of good behavior in the future.
Will Moore departed Wednesday for
an extended trip to Idaho and points
in Canada, with the expectation Of To-
eating a new home.
MARIETTA.
April 16.-Mrs. K G. Roberts. OF
Marshalltown, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Braddock, this week
S. H. Reilly, of Marshalltown, WIS.,
tied at the home Of Mrs. Nancy Tim
mons, Sunday.
Ed Dolin, who has been sick the
past few days, is improving.
Richard Anderson, Of winterset
came Sunday to be present at the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Isabella Har-
per.
Robert shewalter, OF Marshalltown
spent Sunday at his home.
NORTH STAR.
April 16.-George e. Powers, wife
and children, spent Sunday at the J. E
Powers home, north OF Liscomb.
MIR. David Adams, of Union, spent
last week with his daughter, Mrs. H
q. Lancaster. \
Miss Lena Clapsaddle drove to Mar
shalltown Sunday with her teacher
Miss Mabel Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McKibben
from near Conrad, visited Sunday with
their cousin. Riley and family.
Messrs. John and Bert Scheibel ane
their wives, visited with their parents
in Prairieville, Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. q. p. Clapsaddle ant
sons, Sherle, Merritt and Lyle, visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Neg.
ley. near Marshalltown.
G. F. Schultz, John Scheibel and
wife, J. f. McKibben and wife ant
daughter, May, were. Marshalltowr
visitors Saturday.
George Weeks OF New Hafrntons . -