Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-19
Rhodes News.


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Rhodes News.
Mrs. Abe Good and Miss Pardee were
State Center visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Charles Jaroleman is the owner
Of a six-passenger automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bentley went to
Hopkinton last week and returned. &C
companying Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Bent
ley, who will remain here with their
son and family for while.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jaroleman were
Des Moines visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dewey and
Miss Nina Stricken spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grey
at State Center.
Messrs. Charles Wallace, H. H. Hill
dreth and J. P. Satterf1eld left last
week for South Dakota on business.
Miss Nina Stricken closed a very
successful term Of school at the Richie
son school north Of town, Friday.
A very interesting game Of ball was
played on the school diamond Friday
afternoon between Maxwell high school
and Rhodes high school, The former
team won by the score Of Is to 16.
Mrs Hattie Francis went to Roch-
ester, Mimi. last Tuesday for treat
ment
Mr.. Charles Allen returned Monday
from South Dakota
The funeral Of Mrs. n NJ. Everhart,
| who died here Saturday, was held from
the Methodist Episcopal church Mon
day afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Metcalf offici-
ating. The service was largely attend
| ed and there were a great number Of
| floral offerings. Tuesday morning the
/ body was taken to Calmus for burial.
| Relatives who attended the funeral
| from distance were: Mr.. S.
B. Walker, of Calmus; Mrs. Fran
! els Clark. and Mr.. Charles E.
! Walker, of Denver. Colo; Mrs. A. F.
Newburn, Of Des Moines; Mr. and W.
! C. Heln1er of Mechanicsville; Mrs. H.
C. Van Wormer, Marion; Mr.. N. NJ
Everhart, DIN; and Mr.. A. NJ. Ever
hart of Oxford Junction.
Mrs. Everharts maiden name was
Ethel Ida Walker. She was born at
! Calmus, Oct. Is, 1880. She was mar
ried to Nicholas NJ. Everhart at CAL
mus and they came to Rhodes to live
in 1903
She was an active member Of the
church and Ladies' Aid Society and OF
the Rhodes Chapter Of o. E. s.
Her husband and three children sur
vive her She is also survived by her
father and a sister living in Calmus
and brother and sister in Denver.
News of Liscomb.
Mr.. w. B. Meyers has sold his in
terest in the firm of Meyers and Clark,
butchers and poultry buyers to his
partner, E. F. Clark Mr.. Clark has
employed Charles schryver to work fo1
him.
Miss Eta Early, of Marshalltown. is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Sadie
Bueghly.
Mrs. M NJ. McFee and children, Dor
is and Max, left Tuesday morning for
Springdale, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Sanders Of New
York City, spent Sunday with the lat
The members Of the Christian church
Mrs Ed Corfe and children, Fred
erick and Gertrude. Of Union, spent
Thursday at the w. r. Williams home
Little Mildred Jackson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson, is Ill OF
measles. George Anderson is also
quite sick with an attack Of measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoves, of Neodosha,
Kan, were calling on old Liscomb
friends Thursday.
Mr.. Grant Speicher. who is working
in Cedar Rapids. spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Barbara Speicher.
| ters mother, Mrs. J. H. Christ.
aid society were hostesses at very
delightful social affair Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. ID. T. Par
nell. The ladies brought their work
and spent the afternoon visiting. A
delicious lunch was served. AS re-
suit of the afternoons entertainment
the ladies have the sum Of $3.50 to put
in their treasury.
/; Mrs. F. O. Hulsiser and two little
sons are ill OF measles.
Mrs F. A. Buchanan was In Mar
shalltown Saturday.
Miss Efrie tanning Of Melbourne
| spent Sunday at the s. Dickerson
home.
Mr.. Joe Steirt was called to Monons
wednesday by the death Of an aunt.
s. D. Dickerson IL recovering nice
lv from an acute attack Of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Jamie Scott returned to
their home in Carthage, g. D.. Wednes-
day.
The carpenters are dnishing tn
work Of Or. Marbles new Office rooms
Mrs. Nelson Fields and Miss Juha
clifford came up from MarshAAtown
Friday and remained till Sunday visat-
lang friends ana relatives. 49,.
Mr. Leo Howe was In drsen Noun
tain Saturday evening.
Mrs. Elias Bueghly Is IN Des Moinei
visiting her daughter, Misc roxy, and
niece, Miss Bessie Moore.
Mrs. J. II. weatheriy spent Saturday
in Marshalltown With her sister. Mr.
Ed Hawk. vi
Misses Florence ana Alice Boyd were
. in Marshalt0wn eatusaaEs
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