Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-24

-.er arrived Thursday from Lake
land, Fla, for months visit with Mrs,
McCollurn's brother. A. r. johnson.
Messrs. Elias and Dan Bueghley,
Mrs Emma Clark and Frona Scott and
Dick johnson were. appointed by the
Christian Sunday school as repres enta-
tives to the state convention Of Chris
Stion churches, which meets in Boone
Wune 81 to 80. s~sssf
Mrs. Hattie Frances, Of Rhodes, has
On in Liscomb for week, the guest
,her sisters. Mrs. Chan Clifford, Geor-
Clifford and Jesse Haggin.
Sfr. and Mrs. Ed Dillon, OF Beaman.
e1-LiscoEeb visitors Thursday.
The Cemetery Association met with
IFS. Scott Tuesday evening.
FJohn Gould, one Of the local mail
Xarriers who is enjoying a two-weeks'
Hacation. went in his autom obile to
Naolfe. Monday Mr., Frank Woodruff,
cousin OF Mr.. Gould. who stopped
here for a short visit on his way from
chicago. accompanied him to his homo
u Pocahontas county.
Elmer Biersborn went to Chicago for
short visit this week
| The brotherhood meeting and ban
tuet will be held here Friday evening.
Immediately following the dinner,
(which will be served by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Christian church. in the
Odd Fellows hall, the evenings pro-
gram will be given in the Christian
church. The meeting is open to the
public. Large delegations from Union
lWhitten, and Bethel Grove are ex-
pected
r. F. Clark shipped carload of TAT
hogs to Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. M. F. Morgan, and
LOT Mr.. Morgan's sister. Mrs. N A. Mid
sdleton, Wednesday. Mr.. Morgan has
Sbeen principal OF the Altoona schools
s9or a number of years.
Mesdames Barbara Speicher. James
Parker ]. K. Ynnith and D. G. Bauman
land Miss Clara Bauman visited at the
fBockes home near Grundy Center Fri
tday and Saturday
The members of the aid society Of
1.-The Reformed church are working on
Ia new quilt which they expect to have
ready for sale soon. The proceeds are
to apply on their pledge to the new
church building fund.
( Mr.. Harley F1scus, OF Bethel Grove.
twas in town Saturday might, directing
Ia chorus in propagation for the pro-
gram for July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Smith LETT Tor
Deer River, MINI. Saturday where MI.
ESmith will assist Der son, Milo, IN In
astalling an electric plant.
n Mr.. vern Barber went to Cedar Rap
sA4ds. Saturday and visited with his wife
MONDAY.
. ant speicher, who has been taking
untlEnent in Cedar Rapids for paraly-
home for a visit and is greatly
loved In health
sisS and Mrs. Frank Middleton. OF
1ad, were in town Friday.
and Mrs. Ed Cobb and son Ray
CoIi and Mrs. J. J. Maloney, OF Bea-
= visited at the J. q. Scott home
ING sday.
m1 IS Zoe Smith is in Webster City
ling in the telephone exchange tor
6nth.
ord has been received here Of the
riage of Mr.. Ross Dawson to a
Ing lady Of Des Mofnes. where the
m Ing couple reside. Mr.. Dawson is
known In the community where
yos number Of years he attended
Iof bert A. Williams, Of Boone. has is
scnea announcements of his marriage on
n915, to Miss Alice M. Crowner, OF
sueol city. Mr.. Williams was a 1904
Jun late of the Liscomb high school.
tnatt Goldie Lancaster, who, with her
graYer, Mrs. Charles Lancaster. OF
lon, came to visit her sister, Mrs.
nottd Clark, few weeks ago, has
rear seriously Ill with rheumatism and
narqe to return to her home. Mr..
oeen hster arrived Friday to assist in
1narr wing her home as soon as she Is
hfto make the Journey
yemF J. E. Boomershine IL in Ma
ADle Eta with his brother. who is very
luoc' y.harles Eauorr. or ronda. wa. Il,
sick aTondav tha enest of his mother.
q ny Darcus Elliott =