Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-11

MsLarnan. Mrs. McLarnan has been
quite sick with grip and pneumonia
symptoms. but her condition Is Inn
proving.
Mrs. William Alvey. OF Mitchall, s.
D., who has been visiting Mrs. Cora
Bixby, went to Albion Monday even
ing to visit relatives there.
Miss Vera Fields, of Marshalitown,
spent Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs. ].
ID. Sweet.
Misses Mae and Rae tSwearingen. Of
Albion, spent Sunday at the J. D. Par
ker home.
c. B. Jentsch was in Albion We'd
nesday.
Mrs Ella Scott went to Nfarshall-
town Sunday evening for short stay
Misses Lavena Tremble and Josie
Rowen, of Union, have been visiting
lat the Leo Dillon home.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. F. Clark and daugh-
ter Alta, returned from Chicago We'd
nesday.
Supervisor Elias Bueghly went to
Des Moines Tuesday. to attend the
good roads convention.
S. Dickerson left Monday night for
Missouri.
George w. Biersborn was in Des
Moines in attendance at the state con-
vention of the Retail Hardware Deal
'ers' Association.
George Lincoln came up from Mar
shalltown Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with his sister, Miss Rose Lin
coin.
Mrs. Eben Thurber, of MarshalltoWn.
is spending the week with Liscomb rel
atives.
ito. nd sic
Ina, spent Sunday at the Harry Small
home, near Conrad.
Miss Julia Lincoln, of Marshalltown,
is spending the week at the Joe Rails
home Earl Rails is very sick with an
attack of pneumonia.
Harry Saint and family are moving
back from South Dakota.
Mrs, Dell Ewalt and daughter Dew
ey, are visiting in Rhodes at the
Frances home.
Mrs. Hattie Frances is quite sick
and Mrs. Ewalt is, caring for her.
Mrs. Emma Clark, of the grammar
room, was given post card shower
Wednesday by her pupils and friends
in honor of her birthday.
Harlock Durham was in Marshall-
town Tuesday.
j. w. Gaunt and family of Glenn
ons have moved into the Menl BlxDy
house in the west part of town.
Roy Elliott came up from Albion
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Chan Clifford.
F. w. Hickman has been spending
the week in Des Moines, on business,
A spelling match will be held in the
old brick church at Bethel Tuesday
evening, March IA. The contest Will
be between the spoilers Of Iowa ana
Liscomh townships.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thurber enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Thurper'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thurber, Epeh
Thurber and wife, of MarshalltoWn, ana
Mr.. George Melick, at dinner, sunday
Sanford Collins. Matthias Hauser
and c. E. Arney went to Des MONIES
Tuesday to attend the good roads con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. c. Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Weatherly and Mrs y. +.
Parnell were Marshalltown passengers
Tuesday morning.
The Classen family from near Con-
rad are loading their car and Will move
to North Dakota in few days.
The Women's Club enjoyed a very
pleasant meeting with Mrs. Emma
CLARK luSSNdy SNSiAhS. SCAAA NAAs
were noted in response to roll call. Mrs
Marble read an interesting paper on "A
Journey to the Isle of Wight" Mrs
Ralston read carefully prepared pa
per. TN the Transvaal," which had
been left over from q previous paper.
Mrs. Emma Clark gave short talk on
THE Palace of Osborne and also had
charge of the discussion. The club
will meet with Miss Clara Bauman
March az and take up the study OF Ire
land. Irish legends will be given In re-
Spouse to roll call and an interesting
evening has been planned. ~
Grip is quite prevalent here. Recent
sufferers are Mrs. w. b. Jackson, Mrs
Sarah Bueghly, Mrs. F. A. Thurber
Mrs. L. Schryver. and Mrs. J. o. Gould
Word from Mrs. Gilbert Collins, St
| Edwards, Neh., tells that her son, Gill
bert Collins, Jr, is seven weeks old
and weighs seventeen pounds. Mrs
Collins. prior to her marriage, was
Mrs. Stauffer and was a we'll known
telephone operator of Liscomb and La
noble.
The Ladies' Aid of the Reformed
church will give program at the l. O.
o. F. hall Saturday evening. March IS
Following the program refreshments
| will be served in the lodge dining room
One of the interesting features of the
program will be a burlesque, a wom-
ems business meeting. conducted or
strictly legal principles, to show the
men Of this town that we know how
| to conduct meetings. The discussion OF
| the number of quarts Of sweet pickles
| the minister's wife puts up and the lat
est tidy patterns interfere somewhat
with the regular order of business. but
the men will find it especially interest
| ing and will probably have better
| idea Of Joe Cannon rule after seeing
the unlimited power of the president Of
the ladies' aid. The orchestra will fur
nish music and a mixed quartet viii
! give several numbers, besides solos ant
readings.
| A most enjoyable family gathering
was held at the F. NJ. Lhamon home
Friday, in honor of Mrs. Cynthia Nc.
Kibben, Mr. lannon's sister, of Phil
lips, Wis Well filed baskets were
brought along and delicious dinner
was served at noon. Another sister
Mrs. Martha veatch, and daughter
Miss Mary, were present, and Mrs. Nc.
Kibben's six sons, Will, Finley, Riley
Monroe, Edward, Clarence and :Aee::!
families, besides daughter, Mrs. Mary
| Arney, and her husband, were present
Mrs. McKibben left Wednesday for hel
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