Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-22


scale in the North Star neighborhood
One hundred acres has already been
put in
The school of Liscomb will graduate
a class of four, three girls and one boy
on May 81. All of the teachers of the
Liscomb school have been reelected
The news grouped by towns and COM
munities is as follows:
LISCOMB.
April 21.-The class preparing foi
graduating in the Liscomb schools thu
year numbers four pupils, the Misses
Roxy Meyers, Grace Melick and Ev5
Meekins. and Mr. Charles Schryvar
The exercises will be held May 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Collinwood, an6
children. of southern Iowa are visiting
Mrs. Calvin Weatherly and other re-
lations here for a few days.
w. j. Lhamon. of Des Moines, was
the guest Of his father and mother
Friday. Mr.. Lhamon is starting on a
three months trip of evanselistie
work.
Mrs. Ole Johnson of Radcliffe, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sabina Thur
Der, east of Liscomb
Miss Mureen Marble was the guest
of honor at a pleasant party Saturday
which was given in honor of her sey-
enth birthday. Twenty-Five young
classmates and friends were present
Ice cream, cake and other dainties
were served by Mrs. Marble and Mrs
L. H. Smith, at the close of the happy
playtime Several nice gifts were lief:
as tokens of remembrance.
Mrs. Reilly McKibben, who has beer
in Arkasas visiting her parents fol-
five weeks, arrived home Thursday
Mrs. Ed Hawk and son, Harold, OF
Marshalhown, spent Saturday ans
Sunday with Mrs. Hawks parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. johnson.
Wor kon the new Reformed church
was delayed this week owing to the
failure of material to arrive.
Miss Cakerice, who is teaching the
Hauser school southwest of town, was
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ella:
Bueghly. Saturday and Sunday.
The Women's Club met with Mrs
Frank Dillon Tuesday evening anc
studied Jamaica. The responses were
quotations from Lowell. "A paper was
read by Mrs. Nichols, entitled THE
Bahamas and Burmudas." The discus
sion, under direction of Mrs. Dillon
embraced many important facts con
corning the products, industries an6
characteristics of the island
Mrs j. NJ Stonestreet and daughter
Miss Vera Fields, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. J. B. Sweet, who is recovering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Henry Wiley and son, Robert
of near Conrad, were guests of Mrs
Fred Thurber Tuesday, going to the
county seat in the evening.
E. Spence, of Gilman. was transact
ing business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Brokaw, of Des Moines
arrived Wednesday and will remain
with her mother, Mrs. II. HI. Wilson
indefinitely.
At the regular meeting of the schoo
board Monday evening the teachers Of
the grammar, intermediate and pri-
mary rooms were reelected for tbs
coming year.
Frank Chamness, of Union, and j
+. Jannsen, of Steamboat Rock. were il
Liscomb on business Tuesday.
Grant Speicher and James Parker
went to Cedar Rapids Tuesday, where
Mr. Speicher will remain for medica
treatment.
Mrs. Julia Speicher, who has beer
spending the winter months in the sol
diers' home at Marshalltown, came
home Wednesday for long visit.
Rev Mr.. Jackson of Albion, has pur-
!; chased the r. H. Stevenson residence
property here, which will be repaired
and rented.
The supper and apron sale in the Odd
Fellows hall Saturday evening was
largely attended despite the stormy
weather. After all bills were paid tn.
ladies of the Christian Aid Society re-
port over SIS for their labor.
D. D. Bueghly and Mrs. scott were
appointed from the Christian Sunday
school to represent the school in the
In Albion in May.
tied her daughter, Mrs. Ella Haggin.
this week.
William Sunmerlot accompanied his
day where the boy will receive treat
ment for appendicitis. II
Miss Florence Boyd spent Sunday
with relatives in Liscomb. Miss Boyd
is teaching three miles west Of town.
Mrs Lee Cunningham left Tuesday
for Marshalltown where with Mrs. w.
u. Mains, of Radcliffe, she started for
iMondak, Mont, from which point they
will go to sydney by stage. Mr.. Cum
bingham and Mr.. Mains who have been
engaged in the barber business at Rad
clilYe for a number Of years, have taxi
en- homesteads in Montana.
Mrs. Ann Norman, of MARSHALL
town, is visiting her niece. Mrs. Byron
Weatherly.
Frank Black. f. C. Nichols, S. Dick
erson and j. G. Scott, went to Hamp-
ton wednesday in Mr.. Blacks motor
car. The party returned Thursday.