Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-17

ana sister, MRS. dOl0reo8e, OF AIneS,
and Miss Ethel Canady. Of Gilbert
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Par
nell from Thursday until Sunday ev-
ening. Mr.. Canady is the only son Of
Mrs. Parnell, and Is In the employ Of
the government as mounted police at
the capital. The young man has also
had three years service with the army
in the Philippines. He left for home
Monday.
The ladies Of the Christian Aid So
ciety are preparing to hold food
SALE in Biersborn's store Saturday,
June IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Church and son,
Henry. went to Lamoille Wednesday
and spent the day with the w. Fl.
Schultz family
Mrs. Merle Schultz. of Hubbard. is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Phoebe
Wilson, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Nichols enter
tanned Mrs. Nichols brother in law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Garland, Of
Colorado Springs, Thursday.
M. F. Morgan and family, of AL
toona, arrived Wednesday and will at
tend the Jennings reunion tomorrow
Mrs. Milan Thatcher was quite i'll
for a few days this week, but is much
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Burkhart, Mr..
and Mrs. Elias Bueghly and Rev. Mr.
Paris were in attendance Saturday
evening at the revival meetings held
| in Whitt>n. under the leadership Of
Rev. Mr.. Csgan.
| Miss Thelma. Nix. Of Marshalltown
visited Liscomb friends Tuesday
Mrs. Ed Corfe and children and Mrs.
NJ. j. Middleton. OF Union, were guests
Of Mrs. w. Williams and Mrs Ella
Haggin Saturday.
/ Mrs. Heiple, of Waterloo, spent a
| few days this week with her brother,
DR.. Marble and family.
! Mr.. Leo Dillon has moved into the
r. H. Stevenson residence, now owned
by Rev. Mr.. Jackson.
There are few cherries and straw
berries in this neighborhood. but the
crop is small.
The Y. l.. c. c. met with Mrs. HON err
Weatherly Friday evening and trans
acted the regular business of the So
1ciety, which will include the prepara-
ton of the parsonage for the coming
| of Rev. Mr.. Paris and family the last
| week in June.
| Mrs. Ida Lytton, of Hampton. visited
DR.. and Mrs. Mershon couple Of days
| this week, going to Cedar Rapids Mon
day.
| R. F. Clark accompanied shipment
| Of three carloads Of stock to Chicago
Sunday.
Miss Della Winery Of Marshalltown
was the guest of Mrs. F. G. Nichols
Monday, who entertained a few friends
in honor of her que It during the even
ing.
Dorothy and Dean Lierle and Miss
Fern F'litton, of Marshalltown, have
been enjoying a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Ralston. Miss Flitton re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. McF'ee and chill
dren are in northern Minnesota for a
weeks outing. The family will enjoy
camp life and fishing near the home
stead Of brother of Mr. McFee.
Rev. ]. E. Boomershine joined his
wife in Tiffin, Ohio, this week where
| they will visit until after the Fourth.
| Mrs. L. L. Fellows who has been Wis
iting her son In eastern Iowa, returned
home Saturday.
| d. D. Bueghly has new automobile
purchased this week.
| Mrs. w. j. Lhamon arrived from Des
Moines Saturday and is visiting with
|
M. Lhamon. for a few days.
Mr.. C. C. Smith. employed by the G
W. B. M. as secretary Of the depart
ment Of negro education. gave a yer,
interesting talk concerning the work
in the Christian church Tuesday even
ing.
The friends Of Mrs. Ida Tripr
Grimes will no doubt be interested in
| the news of her marriage at Round
Lake, MINI. Mrs. Grimes was former
ly a Liscomb girl, and has been living
in West Brooklyn, ILL.,, for the past
year.
| Mrs. Eliza oliver. Of Esthervflle, is
visiting at the H. Durham home east
Of town this week.
| The Royal Neighbor lodge will serve
ice cream, cake and strawberries in the
M. w. "A. hall Saturday evening dur-
| ing the band concert.