Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-21

son Kenneth. Of Ellsworth, have beel
guests at the ]. r. Meekins home.
Mrs. r. F. Clark was In MARSHALL
town Wednesday.
Mrs. r. F. Clark and Mrs. j. q. Scot
! spent Tuesday with friends in Union.
Mrs. Grace Dakin and sons, Master.
Max and Harold. Of Des Moines. hav.
been visiting at the home Of Mrs
Dakins sister. Mrs. s. Dickerson.
Rev and Mrs. George D. Biersborr
spent Sunday in Garwin. where Rev
MIR. Biersborn filled the pulpit at the
Christian church, both morning ant
evening.
The union services at the Reformed
church Sunday evening were largely
attended. A most excellent sermon was
preached by Rev. w. J. Lhamon, OF
Des Moines. Rev. Mr.. Lhamon is g
very pleasing speaker and is in grea,
demand for evangelistic services, and
also as chautauqua speaker. The
services next Sunday evening will be
held in the Christian church.
Mrs. Nancy Middleton has received
word of the serious illness of her son.
| Charles Middleton, with malaria fever,
! at Burlington.
! Mrs Hannah Elsin, Of A1arshalltown
/ spent Wednesday with Mrs. Vienna
! Carter.
/ Mrs. Eliza Oddett, of Rock Island, is
visiting Mrs. E. j. Anderson.
| Mr.. Robert Berry and sister, Miss
! Bernice, of Chicago, have been spend
i ing the week with Liscomb friends
| Quarterly communion services will
1 be held at the Reformed church Sun
day morning. The preparatory service
will be held Saturday afternoon at 8
! O'Clock.
! R F. Clark has shipped two car
loads OF hogs TO Chicago this week.
Mr.. Foster Weatherly arrived from
Rock Rapids "Wednesday for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Katie Wea therly,
and other relatives.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Chris
tian church vii! hold poultry sale at
Biersborn's store Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Leo Howe visited his parents in
Green Mountain Sunday afternoon.
Mrs D. T. Parneil went to Ames
Saturday. remaining until Monday with
her daughter, Mrs. Holdridse.
Mrs. George F. Smith. of Champaign,
Ill. and Rev. viii T. Lhamon, Of Des
Moines, are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Julia Lhamon.
Mrs I Paris class Of young people
of the Christian church will serve ice
cream ard cake on the lawn at the
Wood hotel Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hawk and son,
Master Harold, came up from Mar
shalltown Saturday ard remained over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. John
son
Mrs. ]. a. Beaman spen. Friday in
MarShautown.
Mi Earl Parker who has been Wis
;ting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Parker, returned 20 Forest City, We'd
nesday. He was accompanied By George
Whit who has accepted g position
with the telephone company al Fores,
City.
Misses Jessie and Lot,ie Reidel Mr.
George Reidel, Mrs. Glen Pratt, OF Al
bion, and Miss Stella McGinnis, Of To-
lon H.. spent Sunday afternoon at the
c. c. Church home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lymon Schryver were
in Marshalltown Friday.
Mrs Hattie Elliott Francis. former
Liscomb girl is in the hospita! at Ro-
chester. MINI. taking treatment and
being prepared for an operation.
Three auto loads from Elkhart. where
Rev l. F. Parks was formerly pastor
for three years. drove over Sunday and
surprised the pastor at the morning
setEice. Wel.-fiied baskets were
brought along and delightful day was
spent a: the Paris home
Miss Bess Moore. who has been
spending a zen days vacation with her
cousin. Miss Roxe Bueghly. returned to
Des Ioines Thursday.
Mrs. VI. ]. Thatcher and Mrs ]. D.
Parker We're in Marshalltown Thursday.
L. l. Barber was in Marsha.ltown
Thursday.
TO spend a few days with his sister.
Mrs. <. c. Philips.
Lyman Schryver and force OF men
went to the Howard Lancaster farm
Wednesday, where they are engaged in
building a sraUary.
Lena. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Buchanan, living east Of
town, had the misfortune to fall from
a load of hay Tuesday and break her
arm.
Miss Stella McGinins. Of Tou!on, H.,
spent Wednesday visiting at the C. c.
Church home.
Mr.. and Mrs Elias Bueghly and
daughter, Miss Roxie, Miss Bess Moore
Of Des Moines, and Mrs. Daniel Bar
Der and children drove TO Waterloo in
the formers auto Wednesday and spent
the day With friends
William Moore was in Waterloo on
business Monday
Misses Edna Grantwith and Irma
Stewart, OF Reinbeck, are visiting at
the George Grace home, southeast Of
town.
In honor Of the eighth anniversary Of
her daughter, Burneta. Mrs y. w.
Boyd gave q party Saturday afternoon
at which fifteen little girls were guests
They enjoyed the afternoon with games
and Mrs. Boyd assisted by Miss Clara
Bauman and Mrs. A. c. Lehman served
refreshments. Those participating
were Helen and Walter Lehman, Helen
Weeks, Alice and Mildred Jackson,
Alice Meyers, Maxine Meyers, Vivian
and Gertrude Biersborn, Ethel and
Miriam Paris, Gwendoine Clifford.
Susie and Mary Steirt and Lucille
Wood. The guest Of honor received a
number of pretty presents from her
| little friends.
Ferguson News Notes.
! Mrs. John Wilson and son Leland,
went to Knierim Wednesday for visit
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. c. c.
Insho, and family.