Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-21
MARSHALL COUNTY
NEWS Of INTEREST
T." R. Correspondents in the
County Tell the Interesting
News OF the Day
LODGES INSTALL OFFICERS
LODGES INSTALL OFFICERS
Knights Of Pythias and Pythian Sis
ters of State Center and Rhodes, and
Rebekahs Of Liscomb install - Gill
man and Clemens installations.

T-R. correspondents turnout the
county have furnished the interesting
news of the county from their different
towns and rural neighborhoods. The
whole contributes lengthy letter from
"the old home" to thousands OF T.-R.
readers in other parts of Iowa and dis
tant states, as well as keeping the
home readers posted ON the affairs of
the day.
In the news OF the week are reports
of several lodge installations in diff
fere,ft parts of the county. Included
in the installations are those from
State Center, Rhodes, Liscomb, Glenn
ons and Gilman.
STATE CENTER.
Jan. 21.-The Knights of Pythias and
s Pythian Sisters held a joint installation
In the Masonic hall Tuesday night.
After the ceremonies were over the
guests retired to the banquet hall,
where an oyster supper was served.
The officers Of the Pythian Sisters,
State Center temple. No. 49,. are:
Past chief, Ida Cowan; most excellent
chief, Grace Mason; excellent senior,
Kittie Van Pelt: excellent junior, Mary
Gohlke; manager, Emma Hansen; mis-
: tress of records and correspondence,
Mae Ferguson; mistress of finance,
1 Eunice Vader; protector, Jennie Nei-
dert; guard, Vena Yingst: Flora Schil
ling. district deputy. acted as Installing
{ OFFICER.
E. L. Hansen acted as installing Off.
I Ger Of the 4. p. lodge, No. $50. The
S officers: Past chancellor, Emery Ma
/ son; grand chancellor, j. F.. Cowan;
vice chancellor. Oscar Gohlke; prelate.
=. L. Hansen; master of work, e. II.
Schilling: keeper Of records and seals.
i. F, Rhode master of finance, Frank
Ferguson: keeper of exchequer, e. p.
Demange: master at arms. John Fer
guson; inner guard, George Yingst;
outer guard, David Vader.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Hilleman and
children left Tuesday morning for Fort
Collins, Colo. to visit Mr.. Hilleman's
sister.
Mrs Oscar Gohlke entertained about
twenty-five of her lady friends at an
5old-fashioned dinner last Friday from
Il to 5.
Mrs. Betsey Doan left last week for
Earlville ILL.,, to visit relatives
= Mrs. L. G. Gutekunst is visiting In
Sioux City and Baskerville.
Mrs. Lucy Gilbert and daughter Amy,
left Monday evening for a short visit
in San Antonio. Texas, and from there
will go to Pasadena, Cal, to spend the
rest Of the winter
Miss Maurine Jackson. Of Marshall
town. spent Sunday with her cousin,
Mrs. John Ferguson.
b. RHODES.
Jan. 21.-Mrs f. d. Eurttright left
Saturday for Webb, where she will
spend the week with her husband,
who Is there teaching school,
Mr. John Robertson was q Des
Moines visitor this week.
Another one of those good old-fash-
toned times which we all look forward
to ard all SO much enjoyed, was the
Joint installation of Woodland lodge,
No 10, Knights of Pythias, and Mystic
Tie temple, No 361, Pythian Sisters,
which was held Thursday evening. The
Officers installed in the temple were as
follows: NJ. e. c.. Mrs. Luella Wat
son; e. s., Miss Agnes Weeks; b. j..
Mrs Elizabeth Grubers; M, of T., Mrs.
Della Wallace; NJ. of r. and c., Mrs.
w. G. Phillips, M. of F., Miss Mary
Hale; p. of T., Mrs. Mary Kitchen;
q. Of O. T., Mrs. Clara Weeks; P. c.,
Mrs Katie Baker.
The X. Of p. OFFICERS are: G. C., Will
liam Beard; v. c., William Robinson;
M. Of W., Charles johnson; prelate, H.
H Hildreth; NJ. Of f., Charles jar
oleman; NJ of F., Andy Hale; K. of r.
and S., II. NJ. Weeks; M. at A., Charles
wignall; I. G., George Brown; o. G..
Charles Wallace.
After the installation a bountiful
feast served in several courses Was
very much enjoyed, after which a 60
cial hour was spent in music. and 9TH
~ pasttimes.
Little Ruth Tribby was quite sick
last week, but is now improving nice
ly.
Mr.. Sam Thompson and Mrs. g. L
Corbe,tt, Of State Center, and Mrs
Lee Harmon, of this place, went TO
Des Moines Tuesday to visit the. for
mer's daughter, Mrs. M B. Norris.
Elmer, the baby son Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Boeli, of Mason City, died at
their home Monday. The body was ac-
companied to Rhodes by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Boeli Tuesday, and on Wed |
nesday morning at 10 o'clock the fu-
neral services We're held in the M. !?
church, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wilkin- |
SON The body was laid to rest IN Eden |
cemetery The babe was year old In 1
December Until about two years ago |
Mr.. and Mrs. BoeH were residents OF
this place, and have many relatives and |
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Good received the
sad news Wednesday that their SON
in-law, Mr. Charles Jackson, Of Sc
dalia. Mo, was not expected to live.
Mrs. Good left Wednesday evening for
Sedalla.
LISCOMB
Tan, 21.-Mr. Elmer Mcmahon, OF
Mt Vernon, o., and Mr.. George Nc
Mallon, of Waukee, Ia, have been vis-
ting old friends here this week.
Miss Eva Hambleton of Albion, dis
trict deputy Of the Rebekah lodge, in
stalled the officers in the Grumn1e Re
bekah lodge Friday evening. The fol-
lowirt, officers were installed: Noble
grand, Marie Scott; vice grand, Rose
Lincoln recording secretary, Ida Blk
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