Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-02

Pearl Dial. A business change Of in
terest is reported from Rhodes.
Local and other personal news of
interest Is classified by towns as fol-
lows
LISCOMB.
Sept. Miss Wilma Smith, of
Champaign, Ill, is spending two weeks
with her grandmother, Mrs f. NJ Lha-
mon.
Misses Zoe and lone Hauser. OF
Ames, visited their Grandparents. D.
T. Parnell and wife, for few days
this week. Miss Zoe has been acting
as assistant pastor for the Christian
church at Estherville during the sum-
mer, but expects to continue her work
as singing evangelist in which she has
been most successful.
School began here Monday with the
usual quota Of pupils in all the rooms.
T. r. Crany, of Buckingham, as princi-
pal, is the only new teacher.
Miss Flora Durham and brother
Hosea, went to Des Mones Tuesday
to attend the state fair.
Miss Eva Meekins returned home
Saturday from pleasant visit of three
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Sylvia
Weaver. in Ellsworth.
Miss Louve Boyd left for Cedar Falls
Tuesday where she will take special
work for tea chers at the normal school.
Miss Pearl Falls gave report of the
northeast district convention of Chris
tan churches held in Walker City
Aug "a and %. The meeting will be
held in Liscomb in 1911.
Mrs. Foster weatherly of Rock Rap
ids. arrived Thursday and is visiting
relatives for a few weeks. Mr. Wealth
erly made the journey on his motor
cycle.
In response to challenge from the
Bethel Grove baseball nine a number
OF the business men Of this town met
| in friendly contest at Bethel Grove
Saturday. Somewhat to the surprise
of all concerned the victory was won
by the Liscomb men.
Liscomb is to have a new place Of
| business in the millinery store Mrs.
Bert Smith is arranging to open In her
rooms on the south of Main street.
Jacob Galloway spent the week in
Des Moines at the fair.
z. L. Burkhart left Wednesday for
few days in the capital city.
Robert Black, of Waterloo. spent
Sunday in Liscomb returning in the
evening.
The Misses Lynch. Of near Grundy
Center, are visiting at the E. E. Boyd
home.
The Y. L. G. c. was entertained at
the home of Mrs. George Biersborn
Wednesday evening.
l.. Quinlan. station agent at Shelf
field, visited with his family here Sum
day.
Mrs Van Wilson and daughter Mary.
of Hubbard, are staying with Mrs. H. H.
Wilson for a few weeks
Frank Black returned Friday from
business trip to Chicago and Cincin-
natl.
| Miss Bernice Berry returned to Chi
cago Saturday after visit Of ten days
| with friends here and near Laurel.
Mrs. Henry Jansen and son are Wis
iting at the Harry Thurber home. Mr..
Jansen is moving his business from
Radcliffe to Nevada, where the family
will go as soon as arrangements are
made.
| Mesdames F. G. Nichols and SADIE
Beughly were entertained at the j.
Brock home in Conrad Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Van vorhis and
| daughter Cyril returned Saturday from
three weeks stay at Spirit Lake.
John T. Marker. only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Marker. was married at
Mt. Morris. ILL.,, Sunday evening at
O'Clock. to Miss Goldie Pearl Dial. The
young couple were given reception at
the Marker home Thursday. Mr.. Mar
ker is medical student at Iowa City.
| r. F. Clark SHIPPED two carloads of
cattle to Chicago Wednesday and ac-
companied the shipment.
| RHODES.
Sept. 1.-Mr. l.. r. Roberts. of Gear
ling, was a guest of Miss Nina Strick-
Ter Sunday.
! Misses Katherine arW Ethel and MIR.
Glenn Titus spent Monday and Tues
day in Marshalltown.
Mr.. j. c. Roebuck spent few days
this week at Keokuk.
| Miss Thatcher and Messrs Delbert
Beach and Ray Lightfoot. of Gearing,
were the guests of Miss Florence Hix
Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Dean were Tama
visitors Monday.
| Flzy Bonham and Harry and Frank
Evans were at the state fair this week.
MIS-. Llii1dH Wills anu daughter cllZ-
abeth, arrived Tuesday from South Da-
kota and are calling on old friends
here.
| Mr.. George Gilbert spent Tuesday at
! the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Nen and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Radloff
were also at the fair.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Tribby were at
Marshalltown Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs J. c. Thornton and
daughter Lorene and Miss Lucille An
derson, of Grinnell. came today in Or.
Thorton's touring car to visit at the
w. c. Phillips nome, also with other
old friends in and around Rhodes.
John Robertson has sold his buildings
and hardware stock of goods to Mr.