Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-28
LISCOMB.

Oct. 27.-Dr. and Mrs. r. l.. B.xby
and daughters, of Union. were the
guests of Mrs. l.. l.. Bixby Sunday.
Margaret Gaunt has started to school
again after a long siege of typhoid
fever.
Mrs. w. J. Lhamon, of Des Moines.
is visiting at the +. NJ. Lhamon home
for a few days.
Misses Ethel Gaunt and Hazel Morey
visited Sunday near Clemens at the
Earl Gaunt home.
have very interesting program to
present Saturday evening in the Mod
ern Woodmen's hall. The arrange
ments have been made for drill and
pan tomime, columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean" Supper will be served, and
the proceeds will go toward the pur-
chase of books for the school library
The former friends and congregation
of Rev. DR.. +. Snyder will remember
his birthday on Nov. by sending post
cards. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder are now
living in Milwaukee.
John Rudy held a sale at the home
of his father, Jacob Rudy, northeast OF
Liscomb, Friday. Mr.. Rudy is dispos-
ing of his stock and farm machinery
reparatory to going to South Dakota.
The pantry sale held in Biersborn's
store Saturday afternoon under man.
agement of the Y. l.. c. c. netted that
society 50.
Mrs. Charles Jentsch is in Boone at
ten ding the grand chapter of the East
ern Star.
The Women's Club met with Mrs. L..
t. Bixby Tuesday evening and con-
,inued the studies of New England. Re
sponses were: Boston, the birthplace
of our nation" Mrs. l.. H. Smith gave
very interesting talk on a visit to a
lumber camp. and illustrated her re-
| marks by numerous views from the
Deer river region of northern Mime
sofa which she visited during the sum-
mer. Mrs Ida Biersborn favored the
club with some excellent musical num-
bers on the violin, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Rose Lincoln. Mrs. F.
c. Nichols read a. paper on "Novelists
of New England Miss Clara Bau-
man gave review OF Pembroke" The
discussion was led by Mrs. Bixby and
was a resume OF the evenings work.
Mrs. Ida Biersborn resumed her mem
bership in the club.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Scott started for
Carthage, S. D., Wednesday evening to
be gone for several days on business.
| The first number of the seasons lee
! ture course comes Nov. 10. and will
| be an evenings entertainment by the
Ihumorist Eldridge. who will give his
program in the Christian church..
| Miss Zoe Smith, who is working in
1.-THE telephone exchange at Webster
/, City, spent Saturday and Sunday with
| her parents here
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker are in
| Grundy county, where Mr. Parker will
assist William Bockes in harvesting
| his immense corn crop.
| Grant Speicher. returned home from
| a Cedar Rapids sanatorium Saturday,
and will visit home folks for time.
| Mrs L. III. Smith gave her mother.
Mrs. Abb Elliott, pleasant surprise
! Tuesday afternoon when she invited in
fourteen ladies to pay farewell visit
to Mrs. Elliott, who started for Wich-
ita, Kan, Wednesday evening to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Painter. A group Of four ladies
who are past 80 years of age was pro-
tographed also pictures were taken of
the entire party. Those sitting for the
former group were Mesdames Barbara
Speicher, Julia Lhamon. Catherine
Weatherly and Elliott. Those present
were Mesdames James Clifford, Dorcas
Elliott JentSch j. T. Wiley, William