Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-10
A GOOD WEEKS CLEANING OF
RURAL ITEMS BY T.-R.
CORRESPONDENTS.
A vANcLEvE RESIDENTS
EXPERIENCE WITH BEES
Busy Insects Have Occupied Upper
Part Of His Homo for Years, Resent
Intrusion and Render Repair Work
DiffieuIt-corman Sisters Lease st.
Anthony Hotel.

County Correspondents nave cleaned
their local fields quite thoroughly this
week.
At vancleve Robert Wardens home
has been infested with bees for several
years and they battle his attempts toI
make needed repairs in the roof.
The Liscomb Cemetery Aid Society
has adopted definite plans for making
the seasons lecture course a success.
OF course all roads lead to the coun-
ty fair this week.
vANCLEvE.
Sept. s.-schools for the new year are
beginning. Miss Blackburn. of Laurel,
enrolls thirty one pupils in Vancleve.
Miss Ogg continues teaching as she
has done for three years in the Appel
school, Miss Flo Gowdie teaches near
William Warden's and Miss Julia War
den two miles south of her own home.
Miss Julia Warden entertained her
large Sunday school class at her home
Saturday and a jolly time was had.
Much corn is coming to the market,
at a price ten cents less than that
reached some weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baily spent Sum
day at their old home in Indianola,
after visiting the state fair.
The Missionary day of the German
church at Melbourne drew the usual
crowd Sunday and the giving was gen.
erous.
over to see her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Shearer, who is somewhat feeble from
the many years that rest upon her
LISCOMB
. Sept. 9-School began here Monday
with a very good attendance in all &C.
partments. Prof John Butler of Poca-
tello Idaho is principal Mrs. Clark has
chareg of the grammar room, Miss Lin
coin the intermediate and Miss Church
again takes up the work in the ori-
mary department. The outlook is en-
couraging for another year of success
full labor and great achievement for the
pupils of the high school here.
Mrs. Anna Willitts. who recently ar
rived with her daughter, Miss Louise,
from Seattle, left for Mitchell. S. D.,
NlOludS, III dllClO W DQSlAlCGS
ests, sand visit a..sister. Mrs, j. &.
Smith, for a week.
The local BARRIERS have dissolved
partnership and will conduct their bus
mess separately in the future. Roy
Clark remains at the old place of bus
mess and Mr.. Beatty will move to rooms
in the Jessup building, west on Main
street.
Harlan Carter and daughter Lorena.
of Hesper, Iowa, spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IT. Smith. Mr.. Carter
is a bfother-in-law of Mrs. Smith and
is just returning from the Friends
yearly meeting at Oskaloosa.
Mr.. Kelso is moving his family to
Marshalltown. Earl Clark will occupy
the property thus vacated ait once, hav-
ing purchased it some time ago.
The Cemetery Aid Society met with
Mrs. Emma A. Clark Tuesday evening
and definite plans were adopted 20
make the lecture course for the season
a paying venture to the association.
The ladies have charge of the course
and believe they have been able to Sc
cure good talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fellows are Wis
iting at the home of Mr. Fellows par
ents for few days.
Miss Eta Early went to Union Sat
urdays and is a guest of Mrs. L. w. Fox,
and other friends for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Van Wilson and daugh-
ter of Hubbard visited Sunday with
Mr.. Wilson'S grandparents, H. H. Will
son and wife. Mr.. Wilson returned
home Sunday evening, while his wife
and daughter went to Marshalltown
Monday evening, as guests Of Mrs. NJ
c. Nix.
Mrs. Candace Lhamon Smith and son
Lloyd returned to their home in Cham
paign, Ill.,, Saturday after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Lhamon. Little George
Smith remained and will attend school
during the winter.
Robert Berry arrived Tuesday even
ing from North Dakota, where he has
been for a month working in the har-
vest fields.
Frederick N. Whitney, manager of the
Rehymer Bureau of Lyceum and Must
cal attractions, of Los Angeles, Cal.
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs
Frank Robbins. Mr.. Whitley is a Lis
comb product of an earlier day and has
n.Ade good, but does not forget the ole
town of his youth, tho many familiar
faces he once knew are absent.
Ross Dawson, a successful barber Of
1les sioirss. was the guest of his uncle
Thomas Patton, and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Price is visiting at the home Of
ivss daughter, Mrs. A. Tnurber, fvr {
fAw' weeks. Mrs. Price recently arrived
tom Zion City.
Al Invitation from the Bethel Grove
cAurch 10 be present at their service:
sAanday evening next, was accepted b,
tho congregation Of the Christian
Ahatrch here, and there will be no serv.
tees ct this place on that night. Tit
3as:or, Rev. Mr.. Paris, urged that 8
largo delegation of visitors respond
and hslp make the evangelistic efforts
at the sister church success.
y Citation Early, Of Fort Dodge, arrived
Friday and visited with his family FOL
few days this week.
MrS. jesse Meyers, Of Written, was {
cues. OF har niece. Mrs. Walter Alexan.
dor, Nnufay
Prank Dillon went to Minneapolis
/. Monday night to select his stock of fal
aad haAtes goods.
3Js, atsd Hf.A Sylvester Dickerson lef
14r cslpnedo Springs Sunday night
'ThAxywil vtait wAsiSsn points Of inter.
est Tar tSots day.
yfrs. Minnie E. lincoln, of Gree,
MouA1aln,, spent aunday In Liscoml
with her daughter.
The ordlnsnce OF hap tism was oh.