Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-06

Of Mr.. ana Mrs.. J. B Sweet
The G. w. n. NJ. met Sunday after.
noon in the Christian church and gave
. good program pertaining to their
work. Miss Ella Fry presided at the
meeting.
Mrs. w. d. Melick, who has been
| very III OF pneumonia for more than six
weeks. is improving quite rapidly and
Is able to sit up part Of each day.
Professor Athern. OF Des Moines,
spent Sunday visiting the bible schoo!
| and Christian church congregation
here. Mr.. Athern is the state worker
in the bible school department OF the
church and expressed his pleasure in
finding the work here in such COM
| inendable condition.
The business men OF the village. who
use Ice during the summer. are har-
| vesting their supply which Is consider
ed to be OF good quality.
The Women's Club met with Mrs. E,
W. Dillon Tuesday evening. The re-
sponses TO roll call were quotations
from southern writer's. most excel
lent paper on southern cities was read
by Mrs. Marble. The discussion. which
was led by the hostess. was on the life
| saving service of the United states.
| Arrangements were made for the an
nual banquet which will be held jan
II. at the F. C. Nichols home.
! MI. and Mrs. Ray Gately, OF Rock
Rapids. are visiting relatives in and
near Liscomb for few weeks.
! School began here Monday after q
two weeks vacation. Miss Emma
! Kjormoe IL teaching the grammar
room during the absence OF Mrs. Clark.
! The annual business meeting OF the
Christian church congregation was held
| Monday afternoon in the church. The
officers elected were: Clerk. Mrs. Frona
Scott: treasurer. Elias Bueghly: plan
. ist, Mrs. Sade Bueghly: assistant plan
list, Hazel Barber; choir director. e. L.
F., Burkhart: assistant chorister. Hazel
Hulett d. d. Bueghly, Elias Bueghly
and Simon Smith were elected elders.
s. H. Ralston. Homer Weatheriy. Dick
johnson. d. b. Elliott. James Gaunt and
Fred Thurber were elected deacons and
Mrs. 81. NJ. Green was chosen to sue
Of the church are in good condition ana
the outlook Is encouraging.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cook returned to
their home at Spirit Lake Saturday.
| Mesars Russell and Owen Hauser, OF
Gowrie. are visiting with their uncle,
Mr.. 8. Ralston. and aunt. Mrs. L. L.
Bixby.
MARIETTA.
Jan. 5.-Mrs. Ralph Hall ana daush-
tiers, Wilma, and Velma. Of Montour.
visited at the home Of Mrs. Mary Hall
a few days the first of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. c. Woodward
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Nichols. in Marshalltown.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Nelson and chill
dren visited relatives in Marshalltown
| Sunday.
| Mrs Anna Hockersmith and son, Ray
J returned home Wednesday from Des
Moines, where they spent the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Luther MCCULLOUGH. OF
Webster City. visited at the home OF
the latter's sister, Mrs. Mary Hall. this
week.
Miss Lizzie Lacey. Of Moninger. Wis
lifted Miss Anna Jensen Sunday.
MARION TOWNSHIP.
Jan. 6.-George Setbel and daughter.
Of Marshalltown. are visiting at Sum-
ner Babcock's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Simmons and
Miss Whorral. of Afarshalltown. visited
New Years day at the Ollie Drury
home.
| Thomas Smith was at Newburg WIS.,
iting Joseph Newcomer recently
| A few neighbors helped to celebrate
the coming Of the New Year at the
Howard Nicholson home Monday. The
evening was spent socially and with
music after which an oyster supper
was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nicholson and
son, Jack. and Mrs. George Wolfgans.
ana daughters. Minnie and Ruth. have
! returned from q weeks visit at Frank
lin Grove. Ill.
Charles Smith, Of Sioux Falls. s. D..
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. e. y.
Wheeler.
| The annual meeting OF the board Of
trustees Of the Old Peoples Home was
held Jan. 4.
Mr. James Clikeman. OF Parker. s. d..
who has been visiting at the home OF
| his grandfather, r. K. Brooks, OF Mar
shutdown. and uncle, c. F. Brooks. in
Marion township. has gone to Green
from where he expects to go TO Marble
Rock and Newburg before returning
home. Mr.. Clikeman Is a druggist
| LAMoILLE.
Jan. 5-The Lamoille woman's Club
met at the home Of Mrs. George Wills
Thursday afternoon. Officers were tn
stalled. Mrs, John Hun Is president.
Rev. and Ne. Palmer and daughter.
] Mildred. visitr.' recently with friends
in Lamoille. ed
Miss Eaton. % tcacho here. re-
turred Monday VIII, ing after spending
! her vacation withwepme folks in Poca-
i hontas. School isaAgain In progress.
The Ever Ready Bible Glass will
; hold its regular monthly party at the
home Of Mrs George Benson Friday
evening. Miss Bessie Bissett will be
the hostess.
! Mr.. Charles Larson, Of Ames. spent
4 New Years day at home.