Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-07
IIsCOMB.

LISCOMB.
Oct. 6.-The high school pupils an
nounce musical entertainment to be
given in the Christian church Satur-
day night by the Russell Musical Nov
city Company. Miss Sutherland q
'cellist and piano accompanist Is with
the organization, as Is also Miss Anna
Diehl a reader and impersonator. The
proceeds of the concert will be used
to purchase needed equipment for the
school.
A colonial afternoon has been plan
ned by Mrs. +. C. Nichols and MISS
Clara Bauman at the home OF the
formers Friday. A collection of heir
looms and relics of an ancient day VII
be on exhibition in a room whose dec
orations and arrangement Will marx
back to Plymouth Rock and the May
flower. The Womens Club and other
ladies Of the town will be guests OF
the occasion.
Miss Stella Frazier, of Marshalltown,
visited at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
L. H Smith, Friday evening,
Mrs. James b. Scott and children, OF
Carthage, S. D., Mrs. E. l.. Burkhart
and the j. w. Scott family enjoyed a
family dinner at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Scott Friday.
A number of young people Of the
village and vicinity gave Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Nugent an informal reception
Friday evening at their home south of
town.
f. NJ. McKibben had a lively runa-
way experience Tuesday afternoon
while returning from the c. NJ. TitloW
sale. The horses started running neal
| Mrs Cora Bixbys place, and in thell
/ wild race upset the buggy and tire"
| Mr.. McKibben out. No serious dam
age resulted, however. other than .
| broken vehicle.
| Mrs Clara Mathis and sister, Miss
Edna Willioughby of Elkhart who have
| been guests of Mrs. l.. II. Smith for
week, returned home Monday
| Mrs. George Magee, of Dixon. III.
| who has been the guest of her sister
Mrs. c. c. Church, for two months
went to Galesburg, ILL.,, Wednesday
where she vii spend the winter will
her sister. Mrs. Tracy. Mrs. Magee has
been an invalid for some years bu
thinks the two months recently spen
in Iowa climate have greatly benefited
her health. Mrs. Joseph Stenert ac-
com panied Mrs. Magee to Marshall.
town.
Madison Ulery. of Ogden. visited rel
atives in Liscomb Wednesday. Mr.
Ulery will go to San Diego, Cal, in ;
few weeks. where he will remain for {
year if the climate proves satisfac
tory to his health.
Mr. Lynn Cammack, a former station
agent at this place, but now Of Omaha
visited here Wednesday.
Daniel Rudy experienced a runawa!
Sunday evening while returning from
church. Mr.. Rudy was thrown from
the buggy and had his shoulder dis
located. His young son, who was will
him, jumped and was not hurt.
Mr.. Harry Dillon. of Union, loaded ;
car of potatoes here Wednesday, pay
so cents bushel for them.
| Mrs. Lepley, Of Union, visited Tues
day with Mrs. Leo Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland. OF LeGrand
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Nichols Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Robbins went to Ced
ar Rapids Saturday to visit her hus
| band who is there taking treatment 70
nervous disorder.
Principal T. r. Granny was called t.
his home near Waterloo, Friday, b.
the serious illness of his father, wht
is suffering from an attack of pneu
monia. Mr.. Granny left his fathe
some improved Monday, tho he is still
in critical condition.
Miss Lolita Horner, of Redfield, CAV
a talk and several readings in thu
Christian church Friday evening in tn,
interests Of the w. c. T. u. AS tn
lecture had not been thoroughly ad
vertised small audience only wa
present. Miss Horner expects to at
tend the national Temperance conven
ton. which meets in Baltimore in few
weeks.
Mrs. Ora Quinlan and children visit
ed several days this week at the hom
OF Mrs. Quinlan's brother, William
Elliott, near Prairieville.
| Uncle John Hauser celebrated hi
s9th birthday Wednesday. A numbe
of friends remembered the day b.
sending postcards.
Mrs. John Gould visited in Toled
with Mr.. and Mrs Ben Smith from
Saturday until Monday
Mrs L. II. Smith was very plea santl
surprised Friday evening by mum
Der of friends from the Royal Neigh
help celebrate her birthday. Altho Mrs
Smith was not expecting the guest
she rendered them most royal vel
come, and with the assistance o
daughters made them feel that thei
presence was appreciated. Music an
games furnished entertainment. Re
freshments were served by Mrs. Fran
Meyers and Miss Orpha Smith. Som
very nice gifts We're presented Mrs
Smith in honor OF the occasion.
c. NJ. Titlow held a public sale Tues
day at the farm south of town, Whicl
he has occupied for a number of years
Mr.. and Mrs Titlow are moving t
Ogalla, Neb., where Mr.. Titlow hope
to be benefited by the change OF eli
mate.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Meyers, of Mar
shalltown. visited the formers SONS
Frank and w. b. Meyers, Sunday.
4 The Cemetery Association met wit
Mrs. J. G. Scott Tuesday evening an