Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
r..R. CORRESPONDENTS TELL OF
HAPPENINGS IN COUNTY.
TOWNS.
L,scoMD WoMAN's CLUB
PLANS VALENTINE AFFAIR
Club Holds Meeting Dealing With Old
Plantation Days Of seuth-stilI Con-
siderable Sickness 1hruout the Coun-
ty-sprins Changes Beginning to Do
Made.

Times Republican correspondents
tell OF the many interesting happenings
this week turnout the county. Sickness
still prevails in the different neighbor-
hoods, and plans are being made for
many spring changes OF residence.
! News OF the county, classified by
towns. follows:
Lscomb News.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Dillon and son
Paul came down from Union Thursday
and spent the day with F. ". Dillon
and family.
George Dnnell left Friday for his
| home in Ainsworth. Neb.. after sew
! eral weeks visit with friends.
! Mrs c. F. Rueghly left Thursday for
her home in Des Moines.
Mr.. Tern Boyd returned Friday
from a several months stay in Rock
! Rapids.
! Mr.. James Boyd was in Marshalltown
on business Saturday.
! Miss Julia Ogg. VINO is teaching near
Melbourne. spent Sunday with her
mother. Mrs John Kali.
! Mr. and Mrs F. F. Clark We're IN
Marshalltown Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Chamress. OF
| New Providence. spent Sunday with the
/ latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
| Adams
/ Joseph Richev OF Parker. S. D.. IS
visiting at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
| P. 3. Hoeffner
John S. Rudy left Friday for an ex-
I 4ri~ IL
return home some time in May.
Mr.. Charles Marker is spending sew
eral weeks with relatives In Ohio.
i Mr.. and Mrs Harley Fiscus returned
last week from Ulysses. Neh.. where he
had been assisting Rev. ]. G. Hanna in
a very successful series OF meetings.
! On next Saturday Mr.. FHscus goes to
Union, where he has charge Of the
music during the meetings which VIII
/ be held in the Christian church. Rev.
MI Hauser. the pastor. will be assisted
BIZ Rev MI Scambler of Des MONIES.
known as the Australian Evangelist"
Rev. Mr. Cummings. student
preacher from Drake University. filed
the pulpit at the Bethel Grove church
Sunday morning and evening.
| Miss Clara Grips. OF Albion, was IN
/ town Friday.
Miss Grace Melick. who has been
teaching near New Hartford has been
owing 10 sickness.
Mr. J 2 Sweet was in Marshall
/ town Wednesday.
F.. c. Nichols spent SUNDAY in Green
Mountain. called there b. the illness Of
his father.
| The Young Peoples Guild was led by
! Miss Mabel Tresler SUNDAY afternoon
az the Reformed church. The subject
was missionary Journeys Around the
World"
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hobbs came up
/ from Marshalltown Tuesday.
/ L. w Beatty Went to Marshalltown
Wednesday, evening.
The pupils OF the high school will
give supper in the NJ. w. A hall Sat
urdav evening, Feb. Is. Orchestra
music VIII be furnished turnout the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3 Gaunt are happy
over the arrival of their first grand
child. the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Fl. G. Kinzer. of Kent Wash. born
Jan. %.
Master Henry church IS quite sick
Of pneum onia-
Rev George W Biersbor7l was I'M
Sunday on account Of an attack Of grip.
Miss Susie Church. primary teacher
IN the public schools. Is quite sick OF an
attack Of inflamma tory rheumatism
Her condition snow Slight improve
ment and she is resting more comfort
ably.
The third number Of the lecture
course was held at the Christian church
Tuesday evening. George P. Bible was
the speaker and gave most interestin 6
talk on Life and It's Opportunities
HIS talk was full OF good ideas and was
by far the best number Of the course
Mrs. Lyman Schryver spent Wednes-
day IN Union.
G. Lawrence Abbott. t7npersonator
who was to appear in the Bangor lee
ture course. spent Wednesday evening
, In hsco7nb, being unable 10 I'LL his
appointment on account OF the evening
train on the Iowa Central being late.
. The Royal Neighbors VIII entertain
their families at a social evening in the
lodge hall the evening Of Feb. IA.
Albert Edward WigEaIn. OF Indian
apolis, a lecturer with the Porter Lyce-
UNI bureau, spent Sunday at the NJ NJ
McFee home, being en- route TO Geneva
where he 1ectured Monday evening
Mrs. 6. A. Mershon was in Marshall
town Wednesday visiting at the home
Of her son, \. L. Mersnon.
DR. G. A. Mers11on spent several day.
last week in Cedar Rapids at the f. c
Johnson home.
The Woman's Club had q very in
, teresting meeting Tuesday evening a,
the home Of Mrs. F. G. Nichols. Planta.
tons stories were given in response tc
roll call. An excellent paper "Battl.
Grounds Of the South prepared BY
Mrs. j. G. Scott was read by Miss Ros.
Lincoln. Sponge Fishing" and re,
\ view Of "The Crisis" fChurchilD wer,
taken up IN the discussion which wa.
, in charge OF the hostess. The mex
\ meeting of the club will he with Mis-
Clara Bauman Feb. -. In addition t.
the regular program as per calendar. I
was voted to have valentine box tn
eatable variety being preferred to thos.
. nf a more sentimental nature.
= North Star Wrinkles.
Misses Roxie and Helen Weeks wer'
: ,Marshalltown visitors Saturday.
b Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Schiebel were II
2 Marshalltown Thursday.
Mr.. George EgglestOn, Of Written