Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-18

east Of town.
| j. B. Sweet and wife were in Union
Thursday.
vern Boyd has returned from Chi
cago. where he completed a course in
the Chicago School Of Motoring.
Mrs. Ella Haggins spent Friday in
Union with her mother. Mrs. Mary
Middleton.
Mrs. Jennie Early recently returned
from Eldora, where she had been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. John john
ston and spent day with Liscomb
friends.
Mrs. B. r. Wilson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E. Boom
ershine, left for her home at Tiffin.
To-, Wednesday evening. Rev. Mr..
Boomershine accompanied her as far
as >Marshalltown.
| Mrs. S. Dickerson and little daugh-
ter. Dorothy, were in Marshalltown
Thursday.
Mesdames j. A. Beaman and D. G.
Bauman spent Monday in Marshall-
town.
Rails, who has been very sick with
pneumonia, is improving rapidly.
+ Mrs. Bryson, of Union, spent Thurs
Dillon.
| Mrs. H. B. Smith and children, of
Union, are visiting at the j. B. Sweet
home.
The school election Monday was
very quiet. There was only one ticket
in the field and but eleven votes were
cast. Jacob Galloway was elected d.
rector for three years, and Sylvester
Dickerson treasurer for two years.
Miss Hazel Barber visited friends in
1 Marshalltown Wednesday.
The spelling contest, which was to
have been between Iowa and Liscomh
townships, was held at school house
No. Tuesday evening. AS Iowa town
ship was not well represented in mem
bers, L. W. Hauser and Miss Nett;e
Patton chose sides and spelled down.
the formers side being victorious In
the second contest Miss Lura Clap
saddle was the winner. The Big Ten
then took the floor for the final strug
gle, which was of short duration as
all, with the exception of Miss Rose
Lincoln, went down on the two words
'vacillate" and "fascinate." Mrs. Emma
Clark pronounced the words.
The pupils Of the intermediate and
grammar rooms are busily preparing
for their program, which will be given
in the Woodmen hall Saturday evening
March 26. Miss Emma Kjormoe will
repeat the piece with which she won
the first prize in the county short
course contest, 1.-THE Battle Of Gettys-
burg; pantomime, The Holy City
which will be sung by Mrs. Ida Biers-
born: and military drill will be given
by the boys; Miss Hazel Hulett will
give reading, "The Whistling Regi-
ment," to which there will be a piano
and violin accompaniment The re-
mainder of the program will consist OF
songs, solos and instrumental music
The scholars will serve nice supper
before the program commences.
Albert Brindle has returned from q
short visit with relatives in Latrobe
Pa.
Will Cayne returned Saturday from
a few weeks visit at Chester, Iowa, and
Leroy, MINI.
The Gilbert Music Company, of Mar
shalltown, are opening a branch store
in Liscomb in the old bank building.
Misses Bess Olmstead and Marie
Hanson and Mr.. Dick Lyons, of Whit
ten. spent Sunday at Bryon Schryver's.
The Written. telephone operators
spent Sunday at the l.. l.. Barber home
4 Frank Myers is in Waterloo on bust.
ness. fs~
Grandpa Updike has been quite sick
but was able to sit up Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie r. Lincoln, cashier Of
the Green Mountain Bank spent Sun
day with her daughter, Miss Rose NJ
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Penield and
daughter, Cyril, Of Herman, MINI.
have moved on the Mrs. T. R. Weather
ly farm, southwest Of town.
Miss Julia Ogg. who is teaching neal
Melbourne, is home for the spring va
cation. Miss Ogg will return to Mel.
bourne in two weeks, to resume hel
work.
Mrs. G. T. Smith, Of Urbana, Ill.
r. NJ. Lhamon.
DR.. Mcmahon, Of Waukee, Iowa
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H
Wilson.
Alva Lewis has returned from
Grundy Center where he has spent tn,
past month.
Mrs. Coda Thatcher was in Mar,
shalltown Monday.
Mrs. Fred Buchanan spent Monda.
in Marshalltown with her mother, Mrs
Julia Speicher.
The Will Lewis family spent Sunda.
with Mrs. Lewis mother, Mrs. S. A
Myers living near Eldora
4 Mr.. AL Wilson, of Marshalltown, 4
staying with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. III. Wilson.
Mrs. Cora Bixby spent Friday an6
Saturday in Marshalltown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Scott. wh'
recently moved to Carthage. S. D.. ar
the parents Of son, Raymond Elmer
son, born Thursday.
Grant Speicher is spending n few
days in Union.
Maurice Jessup will be the leader o.
the Guild, which meets next Sunday
afternoon at the Reformed church.
Marguerite Myers, the little daugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. 3. Myers. ha
been suffering with an abscess which
formed on the jaw, following tonsilitis
The abscess was lanced Wednesda.
and the little one is resting easier.
Miss Florence Boyd is home from
Grundy Center where she has beel
teaching in the rural schools.
Mrs. James Boyd and Mrs. Ear
Clark and daughter Alta. spent Wed
nesday at the Willard Hauser home
near Albion.
DR.. and Mrs p. L. Marble and chill
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