Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-20
eaevNoY .~.VYRNo COLLECTED ~
nMgs.RgpuOLlcAN coRREs.
poNpGNTs.
DEATH or DADG or FORMER
L,scoMD TOWNSHIP COUPLE
vNayne. liseso Cen % o.. aWd M.
claropoo SeoelDsWith, Of Melvin, Sue.
eumbs 70 pnouvnonia-Me. and Mrs.
e. D. Clifford. Of Laurel, Celebrate
Thirty.Fitth webbing Anniversary.


tell in their weekly letters.
From Liscomb comes the news OF the
death at Melvin Of Wayne, the little
son Of DR.. ana Mrs. Clarence Steel.
smith, former well-known Liscomo
township young people. The body will
be brought to Conrad for burial.
At Laurel Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Gif-
ford celebrated the thirty fifth anntver-
sary Of their wedding. The revival at
Laurel was closed owing to the prevail
ence Of grip, and because so many peo-
pie are i'll. At Liscomb the Women's
Club enjoyed happy social affair.
The news Of the county. classified
LIsCOMB.
Jan. 1s.-One Of the most delightful
social affairs Of the season was given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c..
Nichols Tuesday evening. when the
members of the Woman's Club enter
tained their husbands and friends At
their NTH annual reception and ban
quet Little Wilma Nichols waited on
the door and the guests were directed
to the cloak rooms by Master Hugh
Nichols. At 1880 the members and
to a most daintily appointed FIVE course
dinner. The ladies were assisted In
serving by Misses Alice Boyd. Lura ana
Roxy Myers. Hazel Hulet, Nydia Smith,
and Margie Stout. F. W. Dillon's
clever work as POSTMASTER added much
to the enjoyment of the evening. Re-
sponces were happily given to the vari-
GUS subjects. A game OF questions 70
he answered with words beginning
with initials Of each persons name
created much amusement. The men
especially were most hearty tn their
replies to the question, what do you
think Of the Women.s Club" showing
their steadily growing appreciation OF
this able organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Lancaster left
Thursday for Syracuse. H.. to attend
the funeral Of an uncle. w. II. Robin
son.
Mrs. Grace O'Bryon. OF Webster City.
is spending a few weeks with relatives
in and around Lscomh.
Rev. D. 8. Fouse, OF Lisbon. will have
charge Of the services at the Reformed
church Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Edna Dillon came down from
Union Tuesday evening for short
visit with the F. w. Dillon family.
Mrs. Candise IAhmon Smith. Of
[champaign. Ill. who has been spending
some time with her mother. Mrs. Julia
Lhamon, returned TO her home Thurs
dag.
Hauser were in Marshalltown Friday.
Mr.. George Dinnell. Of Ainsworth,
Neb., for many years q resident OF Lis
comb, arrived Saturday evening for .
visit with relatives and old friends.
Leo Howe, assistant cashier Of the
State Savings Bank. spent Sunday with
his parents at Green Mountain.
Mrs. VIII J. Lhamon, Of Dies Moines.
Is visiting ut the F. N. Lasanson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Barber and Miss
Eva Meekins were in Conrad Sunday
with Guy Fitzgerald and family.
F. o. Hulsizer and family. living on
the George Melick farm. east q town.
are moving to town. and will occupy
the Sim Elliott property In the north
part Of town.
Miss Rose Lincoln was In MARSHALL
town Saturday.
Nj. Lyle Updike returned to his work
in Ames Sunday evening.
E.. p. Smith and J. o. Gould were In
MarshalltoWn Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Brocisway, OF
COlC0kO. uoS0 USeN ViSAIlhS ~ S0O
Thatcher and Tresler homes.
Misses Minnie Edwards and Addie
Hilsabeck. Of Albion. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Elan Adams.
The ladies Of the Christian church
met with Mrs. George Hulett wednes-
day afternoon and sewed carpet rags.
Harry Thurber sold his grain. stock.
and farm machinery at public sale
Thursday, and on Feb. the family will
move to Nevada, where Mr.. Thurber
will engage in the implement business.
Owing to the wreck that tied up traf-
fic on the Central Wednesday the stock
that was to be shipped to Chicago was
| held over till Saturday and will be In
on Mondays market. II. F. Clark has
two carloads Of cattle and two Of hog
| n. w, Boyd, Willard Hauser and w. H
Boyd each one ear OF h0gs, and Artts
Nyce one carload Of sheep.
Thomas E. Culp. for many years
manager Of the Liscomb creamery,
spent several days this week renewing
| old acquaintance. At present Mr.. Culp
is located at Fremont, Neb. where he
| il manager Of the Golden Rod Cream
cry Company.
II. ID. Jordan, president Of the school
| board, and wife were in Marshalltown
Saturday ana purchased the new book
case FOR the grammar room.
The funeral Of Carter Smith, OF
Clemens, who died OF pneumonia Mon
day night. was held from the Bethel
Grove church Wednesday afternoon q,
2 o'clock. The sermon was preached
by Rev. George w. Biersborn and the
! music was furnished by a quartet from
the Bethel church. Prior to moving to
Clemens Mr.. Smith had lived In the
Bethel neighbor3ood.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. n. Rolston were
called to Melvin Monday. by the seri-
Gus illness of pnsumonia OF their little
grandchild. Wayne, tho only son Of DIR.
and Mrs. Clarence Steelsmith. The
little one died Monday night. The
body will be brought to Conrad. the
home Of DR.. Steelsmith's parents, for
burial.
/ Sunday was observed as c. W. b. NJ.
day at the Christian church. Miss
Newcomss. Of Dss Moinss, was the
|opeansr ana gave two addresses IN the
iaftefno0n and evening. A special OFFER.
sing q SSt.te was raised which will be