Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-04-30
DESPITE WEATHER CONDITIONS
SOMETHING is DOING THRU.
OUT RURAL DISTRICTS.
PEOPLE ATTEND THE
SUNDAY MEETINGS
Heavy Fall of Hail in Northern Part
Of the county-Jennines Picnic to
Be Held Near Liscomb June 17-Lis-
comb Cemetery Ladies to Have Lee
ture course-New Pastor at Albion.

Times-Republican correspondents
happily find other sources of news than
the inclement weather, to tell their
readers this week.
The Liscomb Cemetery ladies are
taking steps to put on fine lecture
course the coming season.
Immediate exchange of Albion and
Fargo, N. D., pastors of the NJ. Z.
church will be made.
Many people from surrounding towns
and districts are attending Evangel-
ist Sundays meetings in Marshalltown
despite wet weather and bad roads.
A heavy hail storm swept over the
northern part of the county.
Other county news is as follows:
LISCOMB.
was in town for a few days this week,
looking up insurance.
Mrs. Emma Weatherly, of Marshall
town, is assisting George Tressler and
little daughter in moving and settling
in the Christian church parsonage
which they will occupy for the pres
ent.
The Cemetery Association met with
Mrs. Barbara Speicher Tuesday even
ing at which time it was decided to
put on a lecture course for the winter
The ladies We're responsible for the
course of the past season, which was
quite a successful venture, altho thu
limited time for arrangements made
some unnecessary expense, which viii
not be the case this year, so a proper
return for all trouble is anticipated.
| AT the meeting of the Jennings schol
ars Saturday evening, it was unan
imously voted that the picnic for thi
year be held at Bueghly's springs, ives
of Liscomb, June II, and committee!
were appointed to make ready for tn,
happy occasion.
Monday, after pleasant two days
visit with home friends.
| N. o. Whitney. arrived from Oman,
Saturday and will remain indefinitel,
with his daughter, Mrs. Frank. Rob
bins, who recently moved here from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith, of Union
spent Sunday at the ]. P. Sweet home
DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Bixby, of Union
visited with Mrs. T. A. BiXby in Lis
comb, Sunday.
Bernice Adams, who has been YER
i'll with typhoid pneumonia, is nue.
better and the attending nurse ha
been dismissed
Oren Bueghly and wife, of Whittier
called on friends here Sunday.
4 committee met at the Christia
church Tuesday evening to Sprepar
for a township Sunday school conven
ton. This convention has always bee
held prior to the county meeting, BIT
this year was postponed for variou
good reasons until a later date.
The high school boys, with the!
teacher, went to Conrad Saturda,
where they played ball. The score stoo
to - in favor of the Conrad pupil
who We're much larger and more ia
miliar with the game in every way. TIL
home boys enjoyed themselves, how
ever, and hope to win laurels at til
bat yet.
Fred Turner has been confined to h
home by sickness for a week.
The terrific rain of Monday cause
several cellars to become flooded Or
lady of the village utilized some of til
hail, which also fell, in large quaint
ties, to make ice cream for the evenin
meal.
Mesdames D. P. Elliott z. l.. Burl
hart and William O'Bryon. have bee
assisting their mother, Mrs Maj
Scott, with her spring house cleanir
this week.
Earl Gaunt, of Clemens, was Lii
comb visitor Sunday.
George Biersborn preached in IL
Christian church Sunday morning ar
evening to good sized audiences. tt
teachers training class meets evel
Thursday evening, at which time IL
choir will meet. with this organizatit
and practice for an hour after the le
sons have been taught.
Rev. Boomershine and u,ife visitt
in Union Friday.
; LEGRAND. ---'--