Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-10

Times Republican county correspon-
dents furnish an abundance of news
happenings thruout the county IN their
regular we. ky letters. The happen
ings are classified by towns and COM
munities as follows:
LlSCOMB.
June 9-The annual picnic, held in
the Van Worries woods near the Iowa
river Wednesday. was the closing
event of the Womens Club for the
year. Forty members and invited
guests sat down at 1880 to dinner,
prepared over a camp fire. Following
the dinner hour the time was spent in
fishing, boating, and various amuse-
ments until the rain of the early after
noon drove the pleasure seekers nome
Those present were DR.. and Mrs.
Marble and Mrs Johnson d. G. Bau-
man, wife and daughters, F. c. Nichols
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. r, w. Dillon,
NJ NJ McFee and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. H. Smith. H. S. Ration and wife,
Mrs. l.. l.. Bixby, Mrs. r. L. Burkhart
and daughter. Hazel Barber, Rose Lin
coin, Pearl Rails. Louise and Flora
and wife. Mrs. SADIE Bueghly, Emma
Parker. and j. G. Scott and wife of
Liscomb. and Miss Eetta Early and
Mrs. Emma Weatherly of Marshall
town.
The Jennings reunion and picnic VIII
be held Friday June II, west Of town.
Friends and those interested in the or
sanization will be welcomed, the only
stipulation being a basket filled win
edibles to add to the collation. always
noted for it's abundance. George Mellck
and Emma Parker will meet trains as
reception committee. and MI j. "A
Bee1uan ard Mrs. l.. II. Smith VIII re-
ceiye the guests and make them Wei
come at the grounds. -
Miss Hazel Morey is visiting friends
in Dixon, III.
Miss Ruth Haggin. of Union. was the
guest of her uncle, Jesse Haggln, and
family this week.
Miss Ethel Gaunt is in Clemens visit
ing at the home of her brother, Ear
Gaunt.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris
| tian church met with Mrs. S. B. Smith
| Tuesday.
| Mrs. o. J. Johnson. of Radcliffe. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Harry
| Thurber, for a week. returned home
I Monday.
Robert Black went to Waterloo Mon
day where he will resume his work
with the gasoline engine company foi
! which he has been inspector for more
| than year
The young ladies of the Y. l.. c. q
have taken the painting and paperine
| of the parsonage of the Christian
church in charge. and will endeavor tc
| have it ready for the coming OF the
pastors family the latter part of June
The board decided at a special meet
| ing to build on a new kitchen and 9th
erwise add needed repairs to make tbs
residence comfortable and convenient.
| Miss Pearl Rails was appointed by
the c. w. B. NJ. to represent that
Organization at the state convention OF
! Christian churches which convenes il
Boone, June 81.
| The first band concert Of the season
was held here on Saturday evening
and was largely attended in spite OF
the rainy weather The Royal Neigh
Dor lodge served ice cream. cake and
tcoffee in their hall during the evening
| The Cemetery Association met with
Mrs. L. H Smith Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. Morgan, VI Neu5i IeopiN''
mother of Mrs Bert Smith, returned
home Saturday after a short visit witt
| her daughter The little daughters OF
Mrs. Smith. Alice and Winnifred, ac-
companied their grandmother home.
| Mrs. Dayernc Barber is in Cedal
Rapids staying With an invalid brother
| who is being treated by a specialist o.
that city.
M cvh
/ ROXY and Maxine. of Waukee, are Wis
iting Mrs -McMahon's mother, Mrs. II
H. Wilson, for few weeks.
Mrs. Charles Lancaster and daugh
4 ter. Golde Of Pearson, Ia, are tn
guests of Mrs. I.ancaster's daughter
Mrs. Harold Clark.
John Rails and Miss Edna Breiten
hucher. of Des ,Moines, visited at tn
| Joseoh Rails home Saturday and Sun
day. Mr. John Rails has. been a. lay
student in Drake University and sue
cessfully passed the examinations ad
hitting him to the bar this spring
which is highly gratifying. it being tn
Junior year, as Mr.. Rails will not grad
uate until next June.
/ Mrs Clinton Rueghly. who has bee
visiting Des Moines relatives an
fTiSntS lOT " NcSh' iSboAhSS AioAiiN N'es@
urday.
AIT the regular meeting of Grumm
Rebekah lodge Friday evening the fol
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing six months; Noble grand. Mr.!
IL. l.. Bixby; vice grand, Emma a
Clark: recording secretary. Rose Lin
lcoln: financial secretary, Tcrona Scott
treasurer, Mrs J. r. Meekins.
I.AMOILLE.
/ June o--Miss Gladys Carson return
ed from her studies at Iowa Stat
Teachers College. Cedar Falls, Satur
day. Miss Carson expects to finish |
| another year.
Miss Ethel Erickson completes
very successful school year this weel
i The people of Cyclone schooF' distric
appreciate her fine qualities as
/ teacher
A report comes from Miss Ann
Erickson. who is on her homestea
claim in North Dakota, that she Is i
fine health. Miss Erickson walks a dis
ltance of three miles and return twice
i week to the postoffice and says sh
/ suffers no fatigue. Mrs. Erickson, he
mother, who Is with her, is also quit
well. I.