Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-21

nesday.
The news of the county grouped by
towns and country communities, is as
follows:
LISCOMB
Jan. 2o.-Mrs. Maria Trip left
her daughter.
The Indians who have been trapping
along the river broke camp Tuesday
and returned to the reservation at
Tama.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stonestreet, OF
Marshalltown, spent Sunday at the j
b. Sweet home.
Enrol Dillon, Of Union, was in town
Monday evening.
Clarence Clifford was Marshalltown
passenger Sunday evening.
Roy Price, of Chester, is visiting
former friends in and around Liscomb
| Mrs. Vern Barber and Miss Ella
Powers visited in Conrad Wednesday.
w. C. johnson returned to his work
in Conrad Monday.
H. H. Wilson has been confined to
his home the past week with an attack
of grip.
| Work is progressing rapidly on the
F. c! Nichols and T. j. Myers houses
| Miss Flora Durham is in Rockford
visiting her brother, Mr.. Fred Dun
ham.
Harry Early had consignment OF
stock on Thursdays market.
/ r. w. Dillon is enjoying visit from
/ his uncle and wife, Mr. and Mrs. H
Hoffman, of Kenasaw, Kan.
Bert Scheibel and wife are the par.
ents of a seven-pound boy, born Sum
day morning.
Miss Hazel Hulet has been quite sicl
with pneumonia, but her condition is
somewhat improved.
Rev. Mr. Boomershine was in Mar.
shalltown Monday, where he ATTENDED
the meeting of the Marshalltown Min.
isterial Association.
The Women's Club will meet with
Mrs. T. A. Bixby next Tuesday even
ing. Wales is the subject for the even
ing's study. An interesting program
has been arranged.
Rev. George w. Biersborn will fiji
the pulpit at the Christian church a
Garwin next Sunday. His morning sub.
I ject will be 1.-The Lord, Our Shepherd
In the evening, he will speak on The
Book of Books"
NJ. NJ. McFee was in Marsialltowr
TUESDAY.
Fred Houghton, of Albion. was il
town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. T. A. Bixby visited with hel
son. DR.. Raymond Bixby, and family
in Union, Monday and Tuesday.
/ nj o,
formed church met for work at theil
room in the parsonage Wednesday aft
ernoon.
The Willing Workers Guild. an or.
ganization for young people, was or
ganized at the Reformed church Sun
day afternoon with a membership O.
twenty. The following officers were
elected: President. Mable Tressleri
vice president, Irwin Smith; secretary
Byron Bersborn; treasurer. Anna Mil
Ter. The guild will meet each Sunda.
4 afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Marker and her faith
err, Mr. John Rudy, are in Ohio, hav'
ing been called there by the sickness
Iof Mr.. Rudy's youngest brother
Mr.. Joel Wheelock, of Bangor, was
in town Wednesday,.
Rev. Mr. Boomershine will have fol
his Sunday morning topic, "Tempta
lions of Humanity. In the evening thu
subject OF, the discourse will be Hid
den Lights
The Virginia Warblers gave two Yer!
! delightful entertainments, the lecture
course number at the Christian church
Saturday night, and d sacred concert
/ the Reformed church Sunday evening
Each time the company appeared be
fore crowded houses. The audience
were well pleased. The third numbe
of the lecture course will be lecture
nv Arthur e. Gringle, editor of thu
Lyceum World, on Thursday evening
/ Ian. 81, at the Christian church. MI
Gringle has been on the platform TO
many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green received
/ the sad news of the death of thei
4 little granddaughter, Genevieve Green
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
Green. at Hobart, Okla. The funera
services will be held at Hobart. Mon
day.
3. C. Wheeler, of Conrad, was II
town Wednesday.
The preliminary oratoricai contes
was held at the high school Monday af
ternoon to decide who should represen
the school in the short courses at Mar
snalltown. The following were the con
testants and their orations: Eva Meek
ms. ''Toussaint"; Charles Schroyer, y
Traitors Death Bed; Emma Kjormot
Alaska" Miss Kjormoe was declare
the winner by the judges, Miss Church
r AE,,n ~ n1pN1S
Mr.. James Boyd and Mrs. Earl Clar
and little daughter Alta returned Fri
day from a months stay at He
Springs, Ark.
] Mrs. Matte CLIFFORD, who submitte