Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-04
News Of Iiseomb

News Of liseomb.
Mr.. E. j. Dillon was in Oelwein on
business Thursday.
Miss Eva Meekins is visiting at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. r. y. Banter,
| near Gearing.
]. r. Meekins was in Marshalltown
on business Tuesday right.
Master Cecil Barber OF Lincoln. Neb.,
| Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Barber.
Mr.. Grant speicher came from Mar
| shalltown Friday and spent the day
with his mother. Mrs Barbara Speicher.
| DR.. and Mrs. Marble and children
| returned Thursday from their two
weeks vacation spent with relatives IN
Storm Lake. Waterloo and Rayn ond.
Ards O'Bryon. Of near Marshall
town. is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Cpdike.
Dr. and Mrs Fee LETT Friday for
Center Point. DR.. Fee had charge Of
DR.. Marbles practice during the lat
ter's absence while on his vacation.
DR.. John L Marker came from Iowa
City Saturday for visit at the home
Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Marker.
Mr.. James Carter and Miss Laura
Boyd were in Marsha.ltown Saturday.
Misses Marie and Lois Adams spent
last week near New Providence visiting
the Iat.er's sister, Mrs. Barney Cham
ness.
The Loyal Daughters Of the Christian
Sunday school, taught by Miss Pearl
Rails, Will hold a cake and candy sale
at Biersborn's store Saturday afternoon.
The ladies Of the Royal Neighbor
lodge are making an autograph quilt
which they expect TO have finished to
sell at their fair and supper in Septem-
Der The money raised will be applied
on the debt On their lodge building.
Misses Mildred Van Slyke and Iowa
BOYD were III Grumpy Center last week.
Three auto loads, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Bueghly Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fiscus,
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fiscus and fam
lily, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sum merlot and
family drove TO Des Moines Thursday
and spent the day with friends.
A business session OF the Women's
Club was held with Mrs. F. c. Nichols
Friday evening. 1t was decided that
the club should take Jear's vacation
from active club work. 1t Is proba Bile
that new study club will be formed
which will take up some branch OF
literary work during the club year.
Mr. and Mrs. William Achenbach. Mr..
VIII Fairchjld and daughter Harriet
and son Master Donald. Of Gladbrook,
Mr. and Mrs William Brough and son
of Lake Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney G.
Wells and daughter Shirley and son
Rodney were Sunday guests at the
Bauman home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Powers and Mr..
and Mrs j. G. Elliott were in Mar
shaNtown Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Kinsey were in
MarshalltoWn Saturday.
Mrs Howard Young and son Mas
ter Kenneth arrived from Sac City
Wednesday and will spend several
weeks visiting Liscomb re.2tives.
Miss Bertha Cakerice, of MARSHALL
town, is visiting at the home Of her
cousin, Mrs. Earl Clark.
Mrs ]. B. Sweet, who has been quite
proving nicely.
Miss Florence Boyd was in Marshall
town Saturday.
Misses Dorothy Lierie and Ada Bea-
ed Monday at the Rev. Mr.. Paris home.
ne ldO1eS OIL INO AQrlSLlAn CnQ4Cn
will serve a novelty supper at the ]. o.
o. F. hall Saturday evening, Aug. u.
| Mrs. F. A. Thurber has received
word from her sister. Mrs. s. A. Ken
| dali, OF Meyersdale, Pa. who had start
| ed for Liscomb with an automobile
party, that they are at Detroit, Mich,
| where the little 4-year-old son, Master
Van, was taken sick and is in the hos
pital threatened with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Kendall. who is in Oregon, and had
| expected to join his fanny at Liscomb,
| on the route home, will go to Detroit
| and the Iowa trip will be abandoned
| for the present.
| Mrs. E. c. johnson and daughters,
Misses Luta, Vera. Rita, and Ada Fay.
who have been visiting with Mrs. john
] sons parents, DR.. and Mrs. Mershon,