Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-07
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CaLeQ.
Forty tickets were sold at this place
to passengers to the Sunday meetings
Sunday evening. The returning night
train was ordered to stop hero upon
the assurance that twenty-t five tickets
would be sold. Many would be glad
to go frequently to attend these ex-
cellent meetings were the train serv-
Ice better arranged for the conven-
fence of the citizens.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stiert ana
children spent Sunday at the G. C.
Church home, in company with Will
liam Shultz and wife, who have re-
Gently moved here from Illinois.
Mrs. John Powers transacted busi-
ness in Union Tuesday.
John Thomas has moved into the
r. H. Stevenson property.
Joseph Rails Is having a large new
barn erected on his farm, two and
one-half miles east of Liscomb. The
building is fifty-two feet by forty,
with foundation and floors of cement.
Lyman Schryver is doing the work, as
sisted by Joseph Stiert and George
Tressler. When completed this barn
will present a fine modern appearance
sA1AN 6AN0 0NAAOAASO VA lAS PAOSPCA Jus
condition Of the farmers in that COM
munity.
The Women's club met with Mrs. j.
G. Scott Tuesday evening and enjoyed
most interesting session. Mrs. NJ. E.
Lincoln, Of Green Mountain, sent
paper on present Day Writer'S"
which was read by Miss Rose Lin
coin. The British colonial possessions,
India and Canada, were discussed and
articles pertaining to them read from
The Bay View Magazine. Miss Ida
Rixby sang a pleasing solo. Mrs. l.. H.
Smith gave a review of "The Little
Minister" and Miss Lincoln gave a
talk on the masterpiece of character
study, vanity Fair" The club song
was sung in closing. The program was
unusually lengthy, as this meeting was
the last for the year and those fall
ing to perform duties assigned by the
calendar committee at the proper
time, were urged to do so The club
has had a very pleasant and profitable
years study of the British possessions
and may continue the same another
year. Mrs. Stiert was the guest of the
club for the evening. Refreshments
were served.
Edith Berry is home for a vacation
and will remain until her sister, Miss
Bernice, graduates, in the latter part
Of May
]. B. Sweet and wife and Mrs. vern
Barber visited relatives in Union Sum
day.
Miss Elsie Melick and friend, Miss
Bertha Mason, of Melbourne, were
guests at the w. d. Melick home east
Of Llscomb Sunday Miss Melick Is
teaching near Melbourne second very
successful term of school, which will
not close until June.
Miss Carrie Meekins and brother
Fred, Of ST. Anthony, spent Sunday
here with their sister, Mrs. Kelso.
The c. w. B. M. of the Christian
church, met Sunday afternoon and re-
the mountains Of the southland.
Committees were duly appointed at
the >close of the Christian Sunday
school on Sunday to prepare for the
observance Of Children's Day, in June.
LEGRAND.
May 6.-About twenty-five from here
went to Marshalltown Friday evening
10 attend tnet revival.
Misses Dustin and Gillian were in
Marshalltown Saturday.
J. A. North, of LeMars, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Cy Richards, this week.
Rev. B. S. Maben, pastor of the
Christian church at Ferguson, spent
Monday and Tuesday in ,LeGrand, in
the interest of the State Bible So
ciety, of which he is president.
Lloyd Lynn, Palmer student, went
to his home near Orient Friday and ex-
pected to assist his father on the
farm.
Miss Ethel Speas, who has been at
tending college all year, returned to
her home near Barnes City Tuesday.
Mrs. P. NJ Paulson and children,
who have been with her parents at
Montour for some time, returned home
this week.
The last social OF the club season Of
the Literary and Musical Club was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
A. Richards. Wednesday evening.
About twenty-eight were there. In a
guessing contest Miss Dustin won first
prize and Miss Dora Shellenbarger the
consolation. A two-course luncheon
was served. The 'hostesses wene Mes
danes A. A. Richards, p. NJ. Herbert,
w. M. Gaunt and the Misses Gillian
and Della Richards. j. A. North, of Le-
Mars. was the only guest from q dis
lance.
FERGUSON.
May 6.-Misses Peryie and Florence
Harris, Of Marshalltown, spent the past
week with their brother. DIR. G. w.
Harris.
John Carriers little boy. who scalded
his right foot few days ago by tip