Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-08

Liscomb friends.
Mrs.. Maria Tripp, OF u. Paul. 10 Wis.
iting her sister. Nrs. Henry Green.
Nra Hollstt ana chll1fen. Of Hsdrick.
spent sunday at the Henry Green
home. s. Ss
NJ. ana lfrs. Ebsn rhurbsr spent
sunday At the n. A. Ghurbse home.
|. Mrs. Clarence eteelsmith, OF Melvin.
y Visiting her PARENTS. NJ. and Mrs.
8. n. Rolston. NH
|. Ms. Ernest weise and daughter,
Miss Amelia. who have been visiting
home In Lincoln, Neb., Tuesday.
Glen Rolston and Miss Ma Lewis ol
near Whitton, spent Sunday at ~ p.
r. Boyd home. R III Ss%
Miss Paish Elliott. OF Marshalltown,
u with her mother. Mrs. Dorcas Elliott,
who has been having a severe attack OF
heart tSouble. X 4
Mrs. Hattie Elliott Frances who has
been III for a number OF weeks Il the
homo Of her sister. Mrs. c. ~. Clifford,
has been making rapid recovery. and
was able to be- taken to her home n
Rhodes Sunday evening. Mrs. Francis
was taken on . cot. and aside from be-
ing somewhat tired. suffered no III ef-
fects from the trip. 4
Miss Florence Heiple, Of Waterloo.
who has been visiting with her aunt.
Mrs. p. L. Marble, left for her home
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry ouinlan and
children, Bernice and Sprague. Of Un-
ion, spent Sunday with Mrs. Dorcas El-
lott
Mr.. and.M Norman w. Boyd are
spending the week in Minneapolis at-
tending the fair.
Mrs. Mary Van VOORHEES,, Of Conrad.
Is visiting at the home Of Mrs. H. II.
Wilson. s =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyers left sun
day for Minneapolis to attend the Min
nesota state fair
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Hill. OF Albion
spent Sunday at the Henry Green
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinsinger and Mr.
Will Kinsinger. Of Grundy Center.
spent Sunday with Liscomb relatives,
Mrs. 9. B. Smith returned Monday
from few days stay with relatives
in Ames and Des Moines.
Dillon Brothers have shipped a car
load of apples to Carthage. g. d.
Messrs. Frank Dillon and ]. G. Scott
accompanied the consignment and will
remain for q short stay looking after
business matters.
DIR. and Mrs. p. L. Marble were IN
Marshalltown Wednesday.
Mrs. Myrtle Melick came up from
Marshalltown Wednesday for visit at
the home of her father, Mr.. Jerry
Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dillon returned
Monday from their vacation spent IN
Ulmer and Denison.
Miss Alice Boyd commenced her hrst
term Of school Monday In the Hackete
school across the river.
Miss Eva Meekins went to Bromley
Sunday evening to commence her
school work.
Miss Ina Burkhart. who Is soon to
be married to Mr.: Ted Boyd. was the
guest Of honor at very pleasant
meeting Of the Loyal Daughters at the
home OF Miss Rozzie. Winnie ana
Martha Nef Friday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in tying COM
forter, which was presented to he
guest Of honor. Dainty refreshments
were served. The other guests were
Misses Ethel Gaunt. Alice Boyd, Emma
K3orme, Lura Clapsaddle. Marie
Adams. Merle Miller. Hazel Morey.
Pearl Rails, Altha Fiscus. and Ella Fry.
Miss Lois Lhamon, Of Des, Moines, and
Miss Mildred Francis, Of Rhodes,
Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Thomas. OF Con-
rad, and Mrs. Belle Waldo. Of Mar
shalItown, spent Tuesday at the r. G.
Nichols home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Becker are
the parents Of an eight-pound daugh-
ter, born Friday morning.
T. C.. Bueghly returned Thursday
morning from Butler county.
Mrs. Sadie Bueghly has been quite