Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-21

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Vern e. Boyd came UP from Mar
shalltown Monday morning and spent
the day at home.
Miss Florence Boyd commenced the
spring term OF school in the Bosh dis
had been postponed several Weeks on
account Of so many OF the children
having the measles.
Messrs. c. r. Bueghay and Bernard.
Moore. who are working in ,Marshali-
town. spent Sunday At home.
Miss PluSnmer. Of lMarshalltown,
spent Sunday at the elias Buoghly
home.
NJ. NJ. OBryon, Of Masshaltiwn was
in town sunday.
Miss Madge Taylor and Mr.. B. Mar
tin. Of Watrrioo, spent Sunday at the
w. B. Myers home >.
The local stockholders OF the hide.
pendent Harvester Company met in
the rooms over the postoffice Saturday
night. A constitution and bylaws were
adopted and the LiscoJnb implement
Company was chosen as q name for the
organization. The next meeting will be
held Saturday afternoon, at which time
the state manager Of the Independent
Harvester Company will be present
and give an address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parnell. Of Chi
ca@o. are visiting his brother, Mr..
David T. Parnell.
Messsr. Martin Updil<e and r. w.
Thatcher were in Marshalltown Satur-
day.
Misses Bess Moore and Roxfe Bueg3l-
~. who have been visiting at the Elias
Bueghly home, returned to Des Moines
Monday evening.
The ladies OF the Christian church
C. w. B. NJ. are planning to attend
the missionary rally at tMarshalltown
next week.
Mrs. Frona Scott WAS elected a dele
gate from the Christian Sunday school
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Bauman from
the Reformed Sunday school to attend
the county Sunday school convention
at State Center Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. Ed Buraxhart and daughter. Miss
Hazel Barber, were In Marshalltowa
Saturday.
DR.. Frank Evans. Of Altoona, Pa.
and DR.. o. J. Evans, OF Minneapolis,
spent Sunday with MI. and Mrs. F. c.
Nichols and family.
Mrs. John Kali and son, Mr., David
OSg. went TO Melbourne Friday morn
ing for visit at the home Of the form
ers daughter. Mrs. Henry Moffatt.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Hawk and son.
Harold. Of Marshalltown, spent Sunday
at the A. r. johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b chamness. Of
New Providence wers In town We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and orra ]. B. Sweet received a
teiesram Wednesday telling Of the
sudden death Of MI. Bert Smith In
denver. Colo. No particulars were
given. The body will be brouzht to
Liscomb for burial In the II,comh
cemetery.
Rev. Mr.. Paris came I'D from De.
Molnes Wednesday evening and will
spend the remainder OF the week so
netting funds for the building Of the
new church
Leo Howe, assistant cashier OF the
State Savings Bank, who has BEEN
sick with an attack Of measles, went to
his home In Green Mountain Tuesday
for q short rest before taking up his
duties In the bank. He was accompa-
MED by his sister. Mrs. Clara Wise,
who has been caring for him during
his illness.
Charles Winchel OF Melbourne, who
- planning for the erection of new
buildings ON hissfarn~eaet Of Lisoonrb,
was In town on business Tuesday.
Miss Ella Fry was In Union We'd
nesday.
r. F. Clark shipped a carload Of
hogs to Chicago Monday.
Mrs. F. w. Dillon was in Union
Thursday. spending the day with her
mother. Mrs. Benjamin Bryson
Mr.. Daniel Rudy returned Saturday
from q nine weeks stay with relatives
In Ohio.
Mrs. Jacob Rudy and son John were
In Marshalltown Wednesday. 4
Mrs. j. E. HOFFMAN was in Mar
shaHtown Wednesday.
Ed Davis, champion checker player
Of Eadora, played series Of games
with J. r. Meekins and "A. E. Thurber
Tuesday. The majority Of the games
were won by the local players.
Aureen Marble Ia sick with an at
tack Of measles.
The ladies Of the Christian church
were very successful with their ba-
xaar and supper at the I. O. o. F. hall
Saturday eevning. A nice line OF ap-
rons and fancy articles was on sale
and the supper was most delicious.
AItoT paying iii eXpe1IDcD Inc ldOleO
have over $50 to put In their treasury
as q result Of the evenings work.
Master Ralph Anderson is sick Of
measles
Fred Meekins, of st. Anthony. spent
Friday at the home Of his uncle, J. R
Meekins.
"A gang Of iowa Telephone Company
linemen have been in town this week
working on the new lines which are
being put thru from Eldora to Mar
shalltown.
Mrs Sadie Bueghly was in Waterloo
last week. where. on Thursday, she
attended the marriage of Mr.. Robert
Black and Miss Marie Bennett. Mr.
Black has made his home with Mrs
Bueghly ever since he was a small
boy, and has many friends In Liscomb.
He Ii a graduate Of the mechanical en-
cheering department Of Ames COL
lege and has good position with the
Waterloo ais Engine Company. Mr..
and Mrs. Black have gone to house,
keeping in Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Scbryver ana