Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-26
RHODES SCHOOL cRADuArEs
CLASS or NINE sENioRs
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.. Gaunt, Liseomb
Couple, Celebrate Thirty First We'd
dino Annlvsrsaty-corn Shelter Goes
Thru Bridge in Taylor Township
Other News Of the County.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gaunt. a we'll
known Liscomb couple, have just cele-
brated the thirty-first anniversary OF
their wedding
| rne Bank OF Ferguson, which was
recently organized. has opened for
| business.
While s. j. Mccain. OF Taylor
township, was hauling his corn shelter
over q bridge near the Oscar Parsons
farm, the bridge went down with the
shelter and the road was blocl<aded
until the bridge could be repaired.
The news Of the county, grouped by
towns and rural Communities, il as
follows:
! News Of Rhodss.
| Mrs. Fannie Williams, of Marshall
town. spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Hale
Miss Dorothy vauthrin went to El-
dora last Saturday for a visit with
| relatives.
Miss Florence Hix went to Fearing
Saturday to visit friends and relatives
and also to attend the graduating ex-
ercises.
The Junior class Of the Rhodes high
school rendered a reception for the
graduating class and few invited
guests in the reception room OF the
school building last Friday evening
The room was most beautifully decor
4 ated with the class colors. purple and
rold. Several musical selections were
very much enjoyed. A very pleasant
evening was had by all. Refreshmen
were served.
Mrs. ]. c. Thornton, of Manning,
was calling on friends in town Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. William Armstrong, OF Madrid
WAS a guest at the w. G. Phillips
home Friday.
The members OF the graduating
II class this year are Lila Good. Clinord
Emery. Joseph Blink. Henry MetGe
Emery Stricken. Noble Fertig. Free
man. Cartwright. Jr.. Clinton Darint
and George Goodman: The graduating
exercises swefe held evening"
MAY Is, In the opera house.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Perry and
daughter Maxine, OF Mingo. spent
SUNDAY at the E. B. Perry home.
n Mrs. William Pyle spent few days
this week with her. daughter, Afa
Beye, in Melbourne.
A change In the time card OF the
Milwaukee at this place to take eshect
Sunday. May %, will make great
change in some Of the passenger trains.
No. 4, the eastbound passenger that
now goes at 1920 p. M. will leave a.
I s:O5 a. m. No. g., leaving now at 1853
q. M. will leave at 1901 B. M. No. ).
west-bound, will go at s:17 instead OF
$40 and No. 81 now $3.50 p. m. Will
leave at $40 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, who
have been living near Nevada. Mo. have
sold and are back hero and at Baxter
| calling on old friends ana relativas'
They are looking for location.
Mr. Harry Ne6f went to Omaha Mon
day.
a very interesting baccalaureate SER
mon to large crowd in the opera
house last Sunday evening. The stage
| was beautifully decorated.
! Mrs. H. 8. Titus and Mrs. w. G.
Phillips were State Center callers
Mrs. Della Curry, Of Nevada, IS VS.
ting at the homo Of her brother. @. d.
Darling.
liseomb News Notes.
The woman's Club met with Mrs.
L. H. Smith Tuesday evening. Mrs.
i Sadie Bueghly. who was elected presi-
dent for the coming year, resigned and
Mrs. F. c. Nichols was elected to fill
the vacancy. The next meeting will
be the last Of the club year. June 8. at
the home OF Mrs. J. 6. Scott. Farewell
sentiments will be given in response
to roll call. Miss Hazel Barber will
9iye q paper, 1.-THE Great American
rive a book review. The discussion
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gaunt were de-
lightfully surprised Tuesday evening
by a number Of their old friends and
neigtrbors from Clemens and Liscomb,
the occasion being their thirty-first
wedding anniversary. Well-hlled bias.
kets were brought along and a sumptu.
GUS wedding supper was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Gaunt were the recipients of
a handkerchief shower to help them re-
member the event. ~
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burkhart were In
Marshalltown Tuesday.
Mrs. E. F. Clark was In Marshalltown
"wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. p. Z. Marble and son,
Edwin, spent Sunday with relatives at
LaPorte City, being called by the ILL
mess OF an uncle of Mrs. Marble.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waterneld. OF
| Webster City, SpoHV SoVe1A1 uayS lASS
week at the home Of De. and Mrs. p. L.
Marble. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hansss, Of Mar
] shalltown, arrived Monday for q
months visit at the DR.. Mershon home.
DR.. and Mrs. Hepler, OF Amistad. N.
NJ, who have been visiting at the DR..
j Mershon home. are visiting in Cedar
i Rapids.
Rev. 0fr. r. F. Paris delivered the
! comnaencement address q Paclwo0d
Friday evening. Rev. 1dr Paris Wa
pastor Of the PaciCwood Chs1a1tan
church for two years previous to COM
4 ing to LiscOmb.
The pupils Of this ChS1leiaA eunaay
Ischool ars preparing thser CAildrens
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