Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-01

Earl GaunC ana W110 left SUNDAY
evening for a visit with relatives in
Missouri.
w. p. soash, of Soash. Tex. and
&c. NJ. Sarber. OF Argus. Ind, were in
town on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Scott returned
Wednesday evening from a pleasant
three months trip spent in Florida
and other southern points.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hilsabeck was thrown
from buggy Sunday evening, break
ing both bones of the right leg about
three inches above the ankle. and dis
locating the ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Hill
sabeck had stopped at the Clarence
Weatherly home. southwest Of town,
Mr.. Hilsabeck going into the house,
leaving his wife to hold the horse. The
horse became frightened at a blanket
on the fence and started to rum throw
ing Mrs. Hilsabeck out. She Is rest
ing nicely.
Mrs. Jennie Early spent Sunday in
Liscomb, going to Eldora Monday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. John John
ston.
The school program Saturday even
ing was enjoyed by a large audience.
All the numbers were exceptionally
well rendered and reflected much credit
upon the careful training of the teach
ers and those taking part. The pro-
ceeds of the supper amounted to $ol.5O
and will be used for the purchase OF
new library and reference books.
Masons are at work laying the blocks
for the new Reformed church. The cell
lar and foundation having been COM
pleted last fall. The mason work is
being done by Clifford Bros. The church
is to be cement block structure. o0x36
feet, facing State street The base
ment plan consists Of dining room
25x31, kitchen 13hx16, hail. furnace
room, lighting plant and coal bin. The
main floor will have an auditorium
311sx341s. lecture room separated from
auditorium by rolling partition. 1922 ",
library, choir room. and pastors study
which will also be used as Sunday
school class rooms.
The glazing thruout will be Clipped
glass, with Clipped plate in the large
windows. The interior woodwork Will
be yellow pine, natural finish. Cement
blocks have been made on the ground
and are of excellent quality. There are
over 1000 blocks in all including the
trimming blocks. 1t is expected that
the corner stone will be laid the after
noon of Sunday, April 10. and that the
church will be ready to dedicate about
the middle of June. The church VIII
occupy the parsonage site on state
street. The parsonage has been moved
to the north side of the lot to make
room for the church building ana When
completed the Reformed people VIII
have property of which they may WEI.
he proud. The old church property VIII
be disposed of as soon as the ne"
building is ready for occupancy. Inc
cost of the new building and furnlsn-
ings.. and when completed. Will be
over $4,000.
| Mrs. ]. A. Brindle and daughter. Miss
Angie spent Sunday with FRIENDS ~
Liscomb.
Miss Laura Boyd. who has been
teaching in the rural schools near
Grundy Center, is enjoying a three
weeks vacation.
Miss Julia Ogg returned to Mel
bourne to resume her school work sun
day evening.
Mrs. T. A. Bixby and son Lowell re-
turned Tuesday from Ainswortn, Neo
The women,s Club will meet with MIS-
P. L. Marble next Tuesday evening
| .The Isle of Man" will be the suo5ec'
for the evenings study. Responses
l
Esmtth will have paper on Hall Game
q nd the subject of Miss Lincoln's paper
will he "Thru the Isle Of man." Mrs
M M. McFee will lead the discussion
and Mrs. Marble will have charge o.
the parliamentary drill.
MRS. F. A. Buchanan was in Mar
shalltown Thursday.
pANf<OR
March 31.-Mrs. MendelhaH' o.
| Union. is visiting her daushter' AFs
c. C. Carson, this week. -
J. Wheelock. of Conrad. spent a 1e"
davs with his sister, Mrs. A. Good.
Mrs. John Reigles is vlsltins IN y
Anthony.
Miss Lillian Winery commenced he'
| snrinp term of school Monday, south
west of New Providence.
DIR Rosengreen, of Gearing. visited
Dr RUSSELL the first of the week.
r weatherly's folks, of Liscomb; A
Kersev. of Union; G.. F. Kersey, Of
| Marshalltown; F. Jones, Of Stanford;
and c. Whites family spent Easter
sunday at the parental home OF J
Kersey.
W. P. and Bell WINERY and fami-
lies spent Sunday at the E. L. Wnln'
1
cry home, near Eldora
Lester Pierce, of Kansas, has beer
visiting his mother, Mrs. Oscar Nc
! Lain.
Miss I4evenna Cammack. of Newton
visited her mother, Mrs. l.. Canmack
recently.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Carson gave theil
daughter Bessie surprise party, by
asking her girl friends to spend the
| evening from to s, 1t being fel
| 18th birthday.
The Ladies Aid Society of thu
Christian church held their Eastei
bazaar Saturday evening, which nettet
| them s2005. They are highly elated
as their annual bazaar and market da!
dinner in January Melted them ovel
| sos. They are now having a pew light.
| ing system put in the church and viii
paint and paper soon.
! FERGUSON.
March 31.-Mrs. Murphy and grand
son, Elmer Van Heck, returned Sun.
day from a weeks visit with hel
! daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Muelhaupt, a
Des Moines.
/. Miss Mccoy, of Marshalltown. visit
ed q few days with her sister, Mrs. r
A. Haskins.
| Uncle Edward Bibbs, of Marshall
town, visited over Sunday with his sis
/ fer Mrs. c.. A. Haskins, and family.