Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-05-14
DRAGGING THE ROADS
WITH AUTO CARS
liseomb Parties Hit Upon New Plan
Of Highway lmprovsment-PeopIe
Come in Crowds from All Sources
to the Sunday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of Liseomb to Build New Hall.

coach loads came down the Story City
branch last Sunday and big delegations
will be here from all directions next
Sunday
A number Of priests from a distance
were in attendance at confirmation
services in st. Anthony Tuesday.
Modern Woodmen Of Liscomb will
erecr a new hall this season.
A little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Arney, has an arm broken by being
thrown from a horse at Albion.
Liscornb farmers drag the roads with
their auto cars, with good results.
Other news Of the county follows:
ST. ANTHONY.
May 13.-Mrs. p. A. Davenport vis-
tied at Written last week.
Fred Lambert, Of Cordova, visited
with his sister, Mrs. II. Forrey, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Baker Of
Rhodes visited here in town Sunday.
The Story City train carried four
coach loads of passengers to Marshall
town last Sunday to attend the evang-
elistic meetings.
Mrs. Harry Buck visited with her
parents at Colo Sunday.
Mrs. w. z. Harper of Montezuma
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Brown
this week.
E. M. Deal of Cedar Falls visited
friends in st. Anthony over Sunday.
W. r. Atkinson Is in South Dakota
on business T. M. Brown Is running
1T 1,jc hco
Edna Convis arrived home Tuesday
from Alden, where she has been Wis
iting several weeks. Miss Mabel Wood
of Alden accompanied her home for a
visit.
Mrs. Harry Forrey is ill.
Frank Borton of Pickering was in
st. Anthony Tuesday.
E. D. Keopple of Marshalltown was
caller Tuesday.
Bishop Keane, of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick of Marshalltown.
Rev. Mr.. Sluetter Of Haverhill, and
Rev. Mr.. Convery of Eldora, were in ST.
Anthony Monday night and Tuesday,
attending the confirmation services at
the Catholic church.
Sylvester Dickinson and wife were
st. Anthony visitors Wednesday.
w. T. Stipp Of Marshalltown was in
st. Anthony Wednesday on business.
John Charlier of Minerva was a
caller in town Wednesday,.
Mrs. Lowler of Eldora is visiting
with her daughter in st. Anthony.
Mrs. James Dunn, Jr., and Aary
Mayors went to Clemens Grove We'd
nesday, for a few days stay
DR.. Maybry went to Marshalltown
Wednesday on business,
Quite delegation from here will go
to Marshalltown Sunday to take in the
sermons, if the train runs.
LISCOMB.
May 13.-Earl Parker returned home
Monday evening for a short visit with
his parents and friends in and near
this village. Mr.. Parker has been a
member Of the orchestra in the ST
Plunkard Amusement Company, but
has decided to accept an engagement
that will not require perpetual NOV
ing about. Being good musician, Mr..
Parker finds no difficulty in securing
The Cemetery Aid Society met with
Mrs. j. D. Parker Tuesday and trans
acted the usual routine business.
mobile to his list Of vehicles and Jay
is proving an adept at learning to
manage the handsome car, which only
arrived Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Smith were in
Marshalltown attending family din
ner at the B. A. Beeson home Sun
day.
NJ. n. McFcc has been in north
SrynS MI
tracts for lecture courses.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Meyers of Mar
shalltown, and Miss Dot Swift were
In Liscomb Sunday visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Zoe Smith, who works in a
telephone office at Waterloo, is home
for short vacation and needed rest.
Frank Robbins and family have
moved into the Rhinehart property, re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Whitley and
presented to Mrs. Robbins.
Mrs. Rhinehart and son went to
Clifford Saturday evening for short
stay with relatives before going to
Minnesota, where they will remain for
the winter with Mrs. Rhineharts son,
residing there.
William Brush is having his resi-
dence enlarged and remodeled, which
! will add greatly to its appearance and
convenience.
A large crowd from this burg. again
attended the Sunday meetings at the
county seat Sunday evening.
DIR. Marble and wife returned FRI
day from a pleasant visit with rela-
tives in Raymond.
Elias Bueghly anticipates purchas-
ing new automobile which will make
six machines in our thriving little city.
L. II. Smith and DIR. Marble utilized
their automobiles for dragging the
roads here this week. doing the work
very easily and In most satisfactory
manner and much quicker than is done
with teams.
N. B. Chamness has been quite Ill
for a few days.
Chancey Clifford was kicked by a
refractory colt Saturday and bruised
considerably. but no serious results.
which, for time. seemed probable, are
reported.
The board Of the Christian church
decided at the monthly business meet-
ing that q new basement is badly
needed under the church and steps win