Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-24
HINES .REP RLlcAN CORE.
sPoNDENrs TELL OF WEEKS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
GILMAN BOASTS A
NEW BRASS BAND
Plan. and Specifications Arrive For the
New Reformed Church at Liseomb-
womsn's Club Opens tho Years
Meetinss-sociaI and Personal Move
ments Turnout the County.

Happenings Of the week are tersely
told by Times-Republican correspond
ents in their various localities.
Plans and specifications have ar
rived for the new Reformed church at
Liscomb; the womans club of that
place hold first of the years meetings.
Gilman has newly organized brass
band and there is music in the air
quite regularly down that way.
Other news of the county follows:
LHscOMB.
Sept. 23.-Madison Ulery, of Ogden,
is in Liscomb this week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Maurice OlBryon, Of Marshalltown,
spent Sunday with friends here. Mr..
O'Bryon was a former Liscomb boy
who has succeeded in passing the
necessary examinations and being adj
mitted to the bar, and has recently set
up in business for himself, at the
county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stiert and G. c.
Church and wife visited Sunday with
friends near Conrad.
d. d. Bueghly held a sale Monday
at which time he disposed of most of
his stock. preparatory to going west
for an extended journey. MIR. andMrs.
Bueg1hly will visit the exposition at
Seattle, and return home to attend to
the harvesting Of the corn crop, after
which they will go to Mexico and 9TH
lrvrpo Yo1o
climate for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Bueghly left for
Condo, N. D.. Thursday. where they
will paw a visit to a brother of Mr..
Bueghly.
Mrs. SADIE Bueghly went to Mar
shalltown Sunday Afternoon and visited
briefly with Miss Eta Early.
j. G.. Scott returned home from a
trip to South Dakota Saturday night.
Miss Hazel Welch accompanied him
home for weeks visit.
The aid society of the Reformed
church met Wednesday afternoon and
continued the work of quilting. Sew
eral quilts ara being prepared for sale,
the proceeds Of which will go toward
charging. the society's fund for assist
ing in building the new church.
A very pleasant program was given
by the members OF Grun1ne Rebekah
lodge Friday evening. the occasion be-
ing the anniversary of the birth of the
order. The numbers were presented as
follows: Piano solo, Miss Anna Head;
vocal quartet, composed of -Mesdames
Frank Dillon, E. D. Bueghly, George
Biersborn, and Miss Rose Lincoln;
reading by Miss Hazel Barber; piano
selection, Miss Head; paper, History
Of the Rebekah Degree" Mrs. Har-
riet Head; selection by the ladies'
quartet; miscellaneous Thoughts, y
Mrs. Scott; music. The supper spread
in the dining room was abundant and
of the usual excellent quality.
Mrs. T. r. Weatherly. who has been
visiting her sons, John L. and Foster
Weatherly. and niece, Mrs. Alfred
Egerton, in Lyons county for a month
returned home Monday. Harold Boyd
a grandson of Mrs. Weatherly, went to
Abbott Crossing to meet his grand
mother Monday morning.
Claude LeFever returned home from
Carthage, S. D., Saturday. having pur-
chased quarter section of land near
that, town. While in Dakota, Mr.. Lee
Fever visited his sister, Mrs. Charles
Lybarger, at Sioux Falls, for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Achenbaugh, of near
Gladbrook, spent Sunday in Liscomb
attending services at the Reformed
church.
j. ID. Parker and wife went to Grundy
Center Monday evening and remained
during the Grundy county fair, as
guests of relatives.
Mrs. n. A. Middleton went to the
Lewis Veatch home near New Provi-
dence Monday and will remain for a
month.
The attendance of the Christian Sun
day school on Sunday was 101, which
is a. very pleasing increase over the
usual number. An effort will be made
to keep the vantage ground gained and
add new names to the roll of mem
bership.
The protracted meetings being hello
at Bethel Grove have been in progress
two weeks, with ten additions. The
interest in the excellent discourses is
manifest by the attendance, which in
creases with each meeting. The date
Of closing the meetings has not beer
decided upon as yet.
G. r. Dinnell and son Harold went to
Ainsworth. Neb., the first Of the week
where they will make their home. Mrs
Dinpell will follow her husband today
to the new location.
Mrs. Frank Meyers and son AMI vi Isl
Orpha Smith went to Grundy county
Friday afternoon and brought Miss
Hazel Adams home from her school
Miss Adams returned to her work Sun.
day-evening.1
Walter Alexander and family went
to Sac City this week, where Mr.. Alex.
ander has decided to locate again
General regret that the move wa:
deemed necessary is felt by the friend.
of the family.
The women's club. met with Mrs
Scott Tuesday evening and enjoyed the
first meeting together for the year. AT.
ter, the order of business the program
per calendar was carried out as fol.
lows: Response, current events, pa.
perrby Mrs. L. e. Smith, giving an ides
of b journey thru the island of Aus.
tralia. The club song was sung, and
. paper prepared by Mrs. e. A. Clarl
ON Australian industries, was read at
ter which the discussion was led by til,
hostess. the topics intended to cove
all of the points OF general interest re.
garding the Australian people and tfei
country. The ground was quite full,
gone over in detail. The guests of tn.
club for the evening were Miss Enrle