Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-23
HARVEST RUSH DOESN'T DETER
CORRESPONDENTS FROM
CLEANING LOCAL FIELD.
WESTERN MAN WILL
HEAD LlscoM1 SCHOOL
John Butler, of Poeatella, Idaho, chos-
on as Prineipai-Youns Son Of San
ford Collins Breaks Arm While Start
ina Auto car-Farmer Buys German
Baptist Church Building in Vienna
Township For Residence.

Akho everybody ds more than ord1-
narily busy, early and late, in the coun-
try, Times Republican correspondents
ind time to CLEAN the local field for news
and this weeks grist is quit compre-
11ensive.
John Butler, of Pocatella, Idaho, has
been chosen as principal Of the Lis
comb schools for the next year.
A young son Of Sanford Collins broke
an arm while starting an auto car at
Liscomb.
A farmer buys the German Baptist
church building On Vienna township,
will move it to his farm and will con-
vert It into residence.
LlscoMB.
July z2.-James II. Morgan, superin-
&endent OF the city schools of Glen
wood was in town Tuesday visiting his
sister, Mrs. N. A. Middleton and other
friends. Mr.. Morgan went from here
to Union, to visit his sisters. Mes
DANES Rogers and Humphreys, for a
few days.
A surprise was given Mrs. Byron
Weatherly, in the shape Of party,
Thursday, July %. A number OF rela-
tives and friends gathered at the hotel
about the noon hour with a prepared
picnic dinner, which was very much
enjoyed. Some nice gifts were left
as pleasant reminder Of the day and
meeting.
Word comes from Fort Dodge where
William Gould went for a surgical OPP
Grafton, that he is some better at this
time.
The women's Club calendar commit
tee met with the members at the home
of Mrs. McFee Thursday evening, to
present the course Of study selected
for the coming year. The report was
adopted, with a few changes. "The
British Empire and Our Island Pos
sessions" will be the texts worked out.
Harold Boyd, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
e. 3. Boyd, is sick with malaria fever
at the home of his parents.
Misses Florence and Mildred Rogers,
of Union, spent Tuesday in Liscomb
with an aunt.
A. r. Johnson and wife are enjoying
q visit with their niece. Mrs. Keister,
of Lakeland, Fla, who. with her two
sons, is spending the summer in Iowa.
s. Dickerson and wife entertained
the formers father and wife from st.
Anthony. Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Bueghly and party re-
turned Saturday from two weeks
visit to northwestern Iowa, the trip be-
ing made in an automobile. Rains and
bad roads made part Of the journey
unpleasant.
Mrs. Will Wilson and daughter Of
Mitchell, S. D., are visiting at the H. H.
Wilson home for a few weeks.
The adjourned Children's Day SER
vices Of the Christian Sunday school
will be held in the church Sunday even
ing, July %. The preparations warrant
q very commendable entertainment by
the young people of the school.
Miss Alice Boyd was elected as
pianist Of the Christian Sunday school
at the regular session Sunday, Miss
Hazel Adams, the former pianist, hav-
ing left town.
Rev. Mr.. Paris Of Des Moines
preached two excellent sermons in the
Christian church Sunday morning and
evening. Mr.. Paris will return in two
weeks and If arrangements can be made
satisfactorily will continue to preach
for the local congregation.
The G. w. NJ. social, held by the Or
ganization at the pleasant country
home Of Mrs. w. D. Melick, Thursday
afternoon, was a most happy affair in
every way. Some twenty-five ladies
were present, among whom were the
newly enrolled members In whose honor
the meeting was held. Miss Elsie
Melick secured pictures Of the crowd
in various groupings with her kodak.
A short literary program was given and
refreshments were served by the host
ess, assisted by her daughters and
others.
John Butler of Pocatella. idaho, mas
been engaged as the principal Of the
schools here for the coming year. MT
Butler is In Cedar Falls at present,
taking some work there.
Frank Dillon and family were in
Union Sunday calling on Mr.. Dillon's
brother. who is sick. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Dillon drove over from Beaman
Sunday and finding Frank Dillon and
family absent went on to Union for the
day.
Mrs. p. 81. Stevenson is spending the
1week with former friends and neigh
pors Mi. and Mrs. Stevenson are nice
" domicited at the soldiers home. the
ess.se feon their old nome in this
village haYing been made on account
of III. Stevenson's Ill health.
1ltss Flora Dunl,am, Mrs. 'Steelsmith
and Mrs. !. q. Scott visited in Union
Saturday
Clinton Bueghly has gone to Des
MONIES, whefe he Will learn the barber
traAA
Robert Black returned to Waterloo
Monday evening. Mr.. Black was one of
the party making the trip north in the
auto Of Mrs. sade Bueghly.
= young son Of Sanford Collins had
his arm broken Friday while .endeav-
orfng 70 start up the new, motor car
recently purchased by his father.
Samuel Melick of Whitten. was a
busipess visitor in town Tuesday.
= Me-. and Mrs. Achenbaugh of Glad
brook. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
10. q. Bauman Sunday.
The aid society of the Reformed
church entertained their society and
the society of the christian church at
the nome of Mrs. Joseph Steint.
afternoon.
Miss lila Shannon OF New Hartford
was the guest Of Mrs. Roy Clark from
Haturdayko Monday.
81 Nathan Tsallasdnd wife. Of MARSHALL