Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-02-18
they were unable to ship Wednesday
because it was impossible to procure

Fellows.
Miss Paish Elliott, of Marshalltown.
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Dorcas Elliott.
The Oleson Bell Ringers OF La
Crosse, Wis. will give an entertain
lment in the Woodman hall Thursday
evening. Feb. "a.
Earl Parker is in Grundy Center
working for piano company.
Mrs. Hattie Ames and son, Oliver, OF
Des Moines, are visiting at the home
of the formers daughter. Mrs. Clinton
Bueghly.
Mrs. Jacob Rudy and daughter. Miss
Ellen, who have been visiting relatives
in Ohio. returned home Saturday
Elva Fiscus and family have moved
to the Kimberly farm northwest of
Green Mountain. Ben and Charley
Nugent will occupy the farm vacated
by Mr.. Fiscus.
Frank Black returned from Chicago
Saturday, where he had been to attend
the automobile show.
Mr. Charles Marker and daughter,
Miss Hazel, returned Saturday from
Gladbrook, where they had been visit
ing at the John Hoffbuhr home.
Mrs. C. B. Jentsch spent Friday in
MarSnalltoWn.
Miss Fora Smith went to Marshall
town Thursday evening for a few days
visit with Miss Stella Frazier.
Mrs. j. II. Wiley left Wednesday
evening for Washington, d. c., where
she will visit her daughter, Mrs. S. A.
Kendall. and family.
Miss Mildred VanSlyke was pleas
antly surprised Friday night by a party
spent with various games. Refresh
spent with various games. Refdesh-
ments were served Those in the party
We're Misses Nydia Smith. Margery
Stout, Alice Boyd, Eva Meekins, Merle
Miller, Emma kjormoe, Lura and Roxy
Myers and Messrs. Clarence Clifford
Jay Gould, Leniert Gould, Harold Boyd
Gordon Ewalt and Ray Buchanan.
Mrs. j. A. Beaman spent Friday III
Albion with her parents, Rev. and Mrs
w. B. Jackson.
The Willing Workers held their reg
ular meeting Sunday afternoon with
Anna Miller as leader. Unseltishness
was the tonic for the afternoon.
Miss Nydia Smith is sick with an at
tack of bronchial trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Miller have re-
turned from Il weeks visit with Mr.
Miller's sister, Mrs. Laura Hart, OF
arshalltown
Mrs. Julia Speicher, member of the
soldiers home at Marshalltown is home
on a ten days furlough and is disposing
of her household goods,
Mrs. L. l.. Fellows returned from
Montour Sunday morning, accompanies
by her sister. Miss Josephine Smith
and her nephews, Messrs. w. Robert
son, of Colo. and f. Stevens of Mar
shaIltown. Miss Smith left Monday fol
Burlington. Colo, where she has
claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Beatty enter
tanned several guests at birthda,
dinner Thursday in honor of their sol
Leonard. The guests were L. w. Beat
ly and family. George and VIII Van
Slyke and families, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
VanSlyke of Marshal!toWn and Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. r. Johnson.
Dec Jones and family shipped thei
household goods Wednesday and lief
for their new home in Floyd county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Church were de
lightfulls' surprised Friday evening b.
about forty of their friends and neigh
bors who gathered to bid them fare
wen before their removal to Liscor,lt
Well filled baskets We're brought by tn
guests and delicious supper wa
served. Mr.. ana Mrs. Church will
move to Liscomb where they have pur
chased the Fred Nichols property
/ Mr.. and Mrs +. c. Nichols and fam
lily have moved into the Reforme'
church parsonage until their new hous
is completed
5 Mrs Jim TIoggin. of Carthage. S. d
is visiting her mother Mrs. Mary Scott
Liscomb has cause to feel proud o
the record her schools have made il
the county oratorical contests. A Lis
comb contestant, Minnie Melick. wol
second place in the first contest, an
Miss kjormoe won first place in tn
last one Mrs. Clark. of the gramma
room. deserves a great deal of credi
as she has had charge of the training
| Of the winning contestants.
| The NJ. w. A. and Il. n. A. Hal, AS
ISOLATION met Tuesday evening to con
slider the adoption of a constitution an
| bylaws. This is a financial associa
ton having in charge the funds an
| the management Of the hall and build
ing. \ committee of Lyman Schryvel
Richard Clark. NJ. NJ. McFee, j. =
Beaman and l.. II. Smith had been ap
pointed to draft the constitution an
by-laws This committee made its re
port and all the articles We're accepte
excepting the rules governing the OF
ficers of the association. The meetin
was adjourned to meet the third Thurs
day in March. unless called earlier b.
the president. w. o. Van VOORHEES,.
The Women's Club met with Mr.:
Parker Tuesday evening. The 'subjec
for the evening was THE British Pos
sessions in the Pacific \ CAREFUL
prepared paper by Miss Florence Boy
on 1.-The Fills and Their Neighbors,
was read by Miss Lincoln. Mrs. Mer
shon had the subject Interesting Ire
Products" and presented each lad
with a small piece of wood mad
| from the oak wood as a souvenir. Mis-
| Lincoln led the discussion and man
interesting facts regarding the habit
and customs of these far away PEG
pie were brought out. The next meet
| ing will be a social evening. Feb. 2
Mrs. L. H. Smith hostess. The affa1
| will be an old fashioned district schot
! patriotic program, with a picnic din
II er. All the children are to appear
costumes. Rats and false hair al
strictly forbidden.
Thelma Haggin, Cyril Van Voorhie
and Blanche Thatcher have been sic
with tonsilitis and unable to atten
school the past week.
Sam Eggleston has. rented the cream
cry building and has gone into see
corn testing on a large scale.
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