Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-25

bylaws
Many people of the county deeply
depfore the tragic death of Professor
Parrish, of the Iowa Teachers Col
lege, and other victims Of Mondays
railroad wreck.
RHODES.
March 24.-Mr. George vasey and
Miss May Pyle We're married Wednes-
day evening March 16. at the Nirk
home, by Rev. w. c. Nirk. The mar
riage was witnessed by the brides par
ents and sister. Mr.. and Vasey went
at once to their home, which had been
prepared by the groom, on farm near
Collins. The best wishes of their many
friends go with them.
Mrs. Charles Dewey visited relatives
in Nevada last week.
Some of the Raridon children have
taken the smallpox. but it Is in very
liRf1t form and all are getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry, who have
been in Colorado for some time. are
here visiting relatives. Mrs. Perry's
health is very poor.
Mrs. H.. M. Weeks is at the home of
Charles Baker southeast Of Melbourne.
helping care for the little grandson who
arrived at the Baker home Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Livingston, of Newton,
is spending the week at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Nirk.
Mr.. Nirk is improving SLOWLY from his
recent illness.
,S Aaron Hale treated the boys to the
fcigaEs when it became noised around
that he and his housekeeper, Mrs.
johnson, were married last week. MI.
<I,4 1oct HRyiok
their many friends in the community.
Mrs John Harmon and daughter are
\ here visiting her mother. Mrs. Vauth-
rim. and sister, Mrs. Fred Walker.
The merrymarkers enjoyed little
sport Monday evening in a charivari OF
the bride and groom at the Sanders
home Mr.. Richeson and Miss Bessie
Sanders.
Mr.. Mark Wiley died at Baxter Mon
J day morning. The funeral services
were held at Bethel church Tuesday
after noon at o'clock, conducted by
ReyJ Mr.. Metcalf, Of this place. The
body was laid to rest beside that of
his wife, who died several years ago,
In the church cemetery. Mr.. Wiley
leaves four sons and one daughter,
Edith. who has made her home with
MR.. and Mrs. w. g. Nirk since her
n,other'a death. Mrs. lands and
daughter, Miss Lenna, attended the
funeral from this place, Mrs. lands
being q cousin. Of Mr.. Wiley. The chill
dreIi were all present except one son,
Ray, who Is sick in the hospital at
Marshalltown. Mark Wiley was born
Aprii 2, 1889. near wilmington, o. He
came to Iowa in 1856 and settled near
Conrad In 1891 he moved to Rhodes,
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Oct.f2 1893
Georgia Gilbert was born at Rhodes,
Marshall county, Iowa, April IA. 1886.
ana departed this life at a. M. March
oc. 1910. aged 20 years, II months and
days. At an early age she united
with the M. p. church OF Rhodes. re-
tanning her membership until her
death. She was united in marriage to
Mr.. Lee Mains, at Menlo, Iowa, Nov.
25. 1905 To this union were born two
sons, Lee Delos and Gilbert Eldon, who,
with the husband, father, mother, two
sisters and one brother survive her,
The funeral services werepheld at the
home, March %, at o'clock p. m, con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Metcah. The body
was taken on the 1853 train Thursday
morning, accompanied by the husband
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert, to
wyoming, Iowa. and inferred in the
Wyoming cemetery. Mrs. Mains was
q great but patient sufferer for the
past two years, with consumption.
Everything that loving hands and kind
f1eArfs could do was done, but to no
avail She leaves very large circle
OF friends who deeply mourn her loss.
Mrs. w. A. L.illibridge. Of Earlham.
ana Mrs. J.,J. Miller, of Menlo. came
Tuesday evening to attend the funeral
Of their sister-in- law, Mrs. Georgia
Mains. They returned Thursday to
their homes.
LISCOMB.
March 24-The Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors met in joint meeting March
II, At their hall, and adopted q consti-
tuition and bylaws for the governing of
the body and management of the hail.
which they recently purchased. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
udont. N O. Van voorhis; vice presi-
(dent, Mrs, orilla Miller; secretary,
4Ffank Miller; treasurer, Lyman
Echfyver, board of managers. G. f.
Morey, chairman: Lou Smith. two
years; Elmer Boyd. three years. A
Kitchen. entrance hail, and regalia
rooms have been partitioned or in the
rear Of the building. and are awaiting
the happy day when the masons shall
come and make them more lpresentable.
Ths half will then be papered and ev-
eryfhing put in good condition. Whsn
cor pleted the members feel that they
viii have a building OF which they
may be Justly proud. Il was voted
not 70 rent the hall for dances. boxing
-.ox <,3,~. ,nrAos$l10G hnsfu ado ami fha