Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-04
HAPPENINGS CONCERNING PEo-
PIE YOU KNOW IN MARSHALL
COUNTY TOWNS.
MOVING TIME IN EVERY
QUARTER OF THE COUNTY
Principal Business Now Before the
People in Rural Communities is the
Annual Change Of Farms and Homes
Smallpox at Rhodes Liseomb
Township Social Event.

Times Republican correspondents in
the smaller towns and rural commurli-
| ties of the county have been busy this
week telling of the happenings in their
different fields. The news deals largely
with the annual spring changes, which
| every quarter of the county is now ex-
periencing.
| The town of Rhodes has a case Of
smallpox, which has created the usual
excitement. A large social gathering,
| in the nature Of reception for a bride
! and groom, is reported from the North
| Star neighborhood in Liscomb town
| ship Rev. Mr.. Leyit, pastor OF the
| Methodist church at Laurel, was the
recipient of a pound social, and among
| one of his gifts was pound Of silver
dollars.
| The news Of the county, classified
| by towns and neighborhoods, follows:
RHODES.
! March 3.-Mr Homer Raridon. who
has been in the hospital at Rochester.
| Mimi. for several weeks, returned
home last Friday.
! Mr.. Henry Nirk and daughter, of
Iroauois, S. D., visited the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Nirk. last
week.
| Mr.. Jake Bolei, of Mason City, was
| in town calling on old friends and look
! ing after some business matters this
week.
| The home of Homer Raridon was
| placed under quarantine for smallpox
Sunday morning. Mr.. Raridon himself
| has the disease. He just returned from
Rochester Friday morning
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Caswell, of Mar
shalItown. spent Sunday at the Dr.
Titus home.
! An evening that will be remembered
for long time to come for the delight
full time which everyone enjoyed, VINO
had the pleasure of attending. was the
farewell party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, Pert Mansfield Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in dancing. MI
and Mrs. Mansfield moved this week on
to the Clark Capron farm south OF
town. Their many friends are glad
Ithey are not moving very far away.
Mr.. Holloway has moved onto a
farm near Mason City. Mr.. Ellis Tribby
land family now occupy the farm east
of town recently vacated by Mr.. Hollo'
way. ik 81,
Mr.. Lee Harmon and family moved
II the first Of the week onto the Ora
White farm, northeast OF town.
Mr.. Lewing has moved his family
onto the Louis Phillips farm.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miles returned
Sunday afternoon from Madrid.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Troup returned sun
day from a visit with relatives al
Maxwell.
Mrs. Julia Stevens, who has been
visiting relatives at Nevada returned
Sunday.
Mr.. Otto Martin and Mr.. Earl Sat
terfeld left Monday for Cathay. N. D.
where they will farm again this sea-
son. -.
Mr.. Frank Allen has moved his
family into the Thomas property.
Mrs. f. e. Bentley visited relatives
at Ryan on Sunday.
Mr.. John Breunig and Charley Blink
went to Chicago with stock TUESDAY
Miss Ethel and Mr.. Glenn Titus
| went to Marshalltown Tuesday te
hear Lillian Russell at the Odeon IN
the evening.
Mrs. Hattie Francis. who has been
mite sick for the past three weeks Is
not improving very fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Walker, VINO
have been spending the winter with
| relatives, returned to their nome a.
n Clvde. n. D., Wednesday. They were
/ accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Reagon
who will spend the summer in Dako-
Ia Mrs. Reagon is Mrs. Walkers SIS
ter.
Mr.. Brown who has been spending
some time at the home OF ms daugn-
ter Mrs. Abe Good, ieft "wednesday
morning for Anthem.
The lecture last Tuesday evening
.rhat Face of Nine" was grand. altho
there was not a very large crowd out
to hear it. ~.
The entertainment given by the
school last Friday evening was well at
tended and every one reports 1t as be-
ing good. .;,,
II Fred Robinson has moved his familS
to q farm north of town, recently va
Gated by William Bodie.
william Bodie has moved to town
/! into the George Richeson property, pet
,er tnryvu as the Can6eh property,
which was recently sold to Richeson.
marry Robinson and family will oc-
cupy the farm west of town vacated
by his brother Fred.
LISCCMB.
n March 3.-Herry Pitcher, OF Mar
shalItown, was in town Monday.
The Ringler-Donovan Company, con-
certers. gave very pleasing entertain
ment before a large audience at the
christian church Saturday evening
lThis was the closing number OF the
! lecture course. The ladies OF the ceme-
ltery association, under whose aus
pieces the course was given, are to BE
CONGRATULATED upon their selection Of
talent. as the numbers this year were
Unusually good. The attendance was
also good and the ladies have over $50
in the treasury as the result OF their
efforts.
i Charles Donovan, OF the Rinsler-
Donovan Company, was entertained 81
the Parker homo during his stay n
Liscomb. He is q personal friend OF
Earl Parker. they having been musi-
clans In the Campbell Bros. band and
Il orchestra several years ago.
u Colnnel Beeman and family have
moved into The Frank OBryon house
h IN the south part Of town. George An
derson and family have moved into tn
house vacated by the Beemans.
rnys~ Kvrkandal1 ana family have