Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-27

Vleasant affair.
Decoration Day is to be observed at
! kiscomb Monday afternoon with brief
program. The school children will
decorate the graves.
The brotherhoods of the churches of
Bethel Grove, Written and Liscomb
win Join in social evening at the
Odd Fellows hall in Liscomb on June
"a
The children of the Gilman school
D viii give an entertainment in the opera
house on the evening of May 80.
LISCOMB
May 26.-Dr. r. L. Bixby, of Union,
: was in town on business Tuesday.
4 DR.. F. B. Evans, of Altoona, Pa,
brother of Mrs. F. c. Nichols, who has
been visiting here for few days, left
for his home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. E. Beatty returned Saturday
from a three weeks visit with her
daughter Mrs. Clinton Pitcher, of
Gridley. Kan.
Mr. F. M. Lhamon has been quite i'll
with heart trouble but is somewhat
improved.
At the regular meeting of the Gem
etery Aid Society Tuesday evening it
was voted to observe Memorial Day by
short appropriate exercises Monday
! afternoon. The graves of soldiers will
be decorated by the school children
and all interested are expected to meet
and assist in the afternoon program.
Mrs. Clinton Early. and children,
went to Whiting Thursday, where Mr..
Early has a position on ranch. Miss
Edith Early, of Conrad, accompanied
the family and will remain for the
summer.
Miss Julia Ogg, who is teaching near
vancleve, was home for a short visit
with relatives Saturday.
Frank Clifford, of Conrad, was in
l town on business Monday.
Mrs Clinton. Bueghly is in Des
Moines for a weeks visit with her
Sparents.
Robert Black returned from Chicago
Saturday, deciding not to accept the
position of engine inspector which had
been offered him.
Mrs. Wolfe, OF Lamoille was the
guest OF Mrs. Lawrence Quinlan Sun
day.
Lowell Bixby returned from Chicago
Sunday and will remain at home for
a short visit before going to Colorado
where the Chicago quartet, of which he
is a member, will begin it's seasons en-
! gagements.
Messrs Orley and Lemert Brush
were in Minneapolis this week for a
few days.
Mrs. L. L. Bixby and granddaughter,
Miss Mildred Bixby, went to Union
Sunday.
Representatives of the brotherhoods
from the Bethel Grove and Written
churches were in conference with the
frnv i-t; oh, rob,
here Sunday afternoon at which time
program was planned to be given in
the Odd Fellows hall here on the ev-
ening of June "a. Several prominent
~Speakers will be present and other
features Of interest will be presented
A banquet will be served the guests by
the Ladies' Aid Society.
The Gideon Band met Sunday after
noon and elected officers for six
months. Mr.. Jay Gould was chosen
president; Roy LeFever, vice presi-
dent; Ted Boyd. secretary; and Bern
ard Moore, treasurer.
Miss Stiert who has been teaching
east Of Lscomb, returned to her home
in northern Iowa Saturday.
Rev J. E. Boomershine has been in
Cedar Rapids this week visiting friends.
Earl Parker was in Toledo Monday
on business.
Mrs. George Biersborn visited rela-
tives In Union Monday.
Mrs. Sabina Thurber and son, George,
visited with Mrs. Ely Smith in Con-
rad Thursday.
Mrs. F.,W. Dillon and children visited
Mrs. Dillon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brysons in Union Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. S. W. Anderson returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with her broth
ers near Union.
Mr.. NJ Bixby went to Carthage, S.
D., Tuesday where he will remain for
two weeks looking after his land and
experimenting the breaking he is l1av-
ing done.
ing agent at Hedrick for the Iowa Gem
trail, was in town Monday. Mr.. Quin-
Ian will go to Sheffield where he will
work for the present.
The calendar committee appointed
by the Women's Club met with Mrs. |
McFee Tuesday evening and chose top
les for the years work, which will be |
continuation OF "Our Own Country"
The new band stand received a coat |
Of paint this week and everything is |
ready for the concerts which begin
June 1.
Mrs. James Kersey, OF Bangor, who
has been seriously i'll for some time, |
was much worse Tuesday. Mrs Byron |
Weatherly, a daughter, spent the day
with her mother.
A. r. johnson has added new
kitchen to his residence.
The graduation exercises will be
held in the Christian church Friday |
evening, May u, at O'clock.
NORTH STAR.
May 26-Mrs. Jacob Grove has re-
covered from her recent illness.
The corn is coming nicely and only
a very. little Ills ::.e!shhorhond will
need to. be replanted.