Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-12-23

evening al 1880.
News Of the county. classified by
towns, follows:
L1SCOMB.
Dec. 22.-Mrs. Elizabeth O'Brien,
who visited q week with her son Will
liam. and family. north Of town. and
with friends here, left for her home
Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Daniels and daughters
ana Mrs.. Frank Ewalt, Of Albion. spent
Saturday In town.
Mr2 Ella Haggin went to Eldora
Thursday and visited until Saturday
with her niece. Mrs. v. @. Smith.
Mrs. Gertie Corfe and children. Of
Union, visited Mrs. w. r. Williams
Saturday.
AT their regular meeting this week
the Yoemen lodge elected for h COM
ing term: Foreman, 1. p. Jessup; mas
ter Of ceremonies. H. W. Bolts; cor
respondent, D. G.. Hauman: chaplain,
Fred A. Thurber.
Nathan Dillon and family. of Union,
visited with Frank Dillon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dillon started for
Wichita, Kan, Thursday where they
will spend q few weeks with Mrs. Dill
Ions people.
Postmaster Bauman that
after Dec. Is, the Office will be closed
promptly at 1880. instead Of at 8 o'clock,
as has long been the custom. The
government Inspector. during his re-
cent visit here, advised the change. In
case trains are late there will be an
extension Of time.
The school closed Friday for a two
weeks vacation. A very interesting
program was given by the grammar
room. A nicely decorated and we'll
filled tree was shared with h pupils
OF the primary room. After exchange
Of gifts and greetings the teachers left
for their respective homes for the oil
day season. Principal T. T. Granny
went to Waterloo, Misses Church and
Lincoln to Marshalltown.
- Nathan Carter and niece, Miss Chloe
Carter. Of Albion. visited Saturday with
Mrs. Vienna Carter.
Wesley Beeman n mother, Of Con-
rad, spent Monday and Tuesday with
J. A. Beeman and wife.
Grant Speicher. Who has been in
Cedar Rapids for some time, being
treated for rheumatism. arrived home
Saturday for a short stay.
James Boyd and George Hauser re-
turned home this week from a months
sojourn at Hot Springs, Ark, where
they received considerable benefit from
the change Of climate and baths.
The Christian Sunday school will
hold Christmas services and have a
tree for the children on Saturday
Ing. On Saturday evening h Grace
Reformed school will give a program
and present treats in honor of the oc-
casion to the pupils who have assisted
in making success for the year.
Lowell Bixby will arrive from Forest
City Saturday to conduct the song SER
vices during the series Of meetings
which Will begin in the Christian
church, Sunday, Dec. rs. under direc-
ton Of Rev. T. F. Paris.
Mrs. w. d. Melick is not making the
Improvement hoped for. On Saturday
the third consultation of physicians
yves held.
Miss Julia ogg. who is teaching neal
Vancleve, came home Friday for q
weeks vacation.
L. N. Powers and s. L. Powers and
wife, Of Newton, Misses Zoe and Ina
Powers, Of Sibley. and ]. E. Powers and
wife were entertained at the r. A. Clark
homo Tuesday.
Miss Sabina Stanton, Of MARSHALL
town, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Gould. Sunday.
Misses Florence and Lowe Boyd are
enjoying q two weeks vacation which
they are spending at home.
wednesday was the SD birthday Of
Ars. Barbara Speicher and a number
% friends remembered her by sending
q shower Of post cards.
Mr.. Polly Weatherly celebrated her
AAAA - -- $500
pjoased to receive s~eventy-two post
and friends.
Charles schryer. Of Union. spent Sun
day with his parents in Liscomb.
NORTH STAR.
Dec. 32.-school closed at No. 2 last
week o q fortnight's vacation.
Nossrs. Grove Ravlin and II. A. Nc
a<ibben shredded fodder the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bushnell. Of
N~afshalltown, visited Sunday at Ernest
W~ilkinson's.
Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Paris and chill
dreu. Of Liscomb, spent Saturday at J..
". schedules.
M. r. ]. McLarnan. Of MARSHALL
town. visited he latter part Of las.
wesk with his niece, Mrs. D.. b. Elliott.
NJ. and Mrs. Andrew spurlin and
nephew, Claude Spurlin, Of Union, vis-
atoA Saturday with Mrs. spurlin's sis
ter. Nrs. II. G. Lancaster.
Mia Manney Norton, Of Gearing. ar.
fivUA wednesday and visited her nep-
NAaw.fL L. Ravlin, until Thursday.
sWhen she went to Conrad to visit her
sAeo4haf. N. F. Ravlin.
wgGMrI~, ..eyy:hheo visited his broth.
- tijoy ana Finn. last week befoso
$50 for Phillips. Wis. to apsad TIE
With his mother, MIS- Cynthia