Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-05
Liscomb News Notes.

MISS Ida HOlllngSWOrtn. OF Bangor,
is visiting at the J. w. Gaunt home.
Dr. j. F. Strain. OF Green Mountain.
was in town Thursday.
! Mrs. f. G. Garland and son William
returned to LeGrand Sunday after a
Shor, visit with the formers sister.
Mrs. F. c. Nichols. 20. nj
| Mrs Nancy Middleton and grandson
Burnley Middleton;aeo OF Grinnell. spent
Friday in Union at the R. 8. Rogers
! home. s'".
Mrs. Ellen j. Anderson has returned
from Written. where she was called by
the serious illness of her daughter.
Mrs. Starns.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gould. of North
Star. are the parents Of . daughter.
born, Friday. sg4 il.
! Nj. and Mrs. Walter Davis. OF Sioux
City, are guests at the c.. p. Jentsch
home. @tc ~
| C. c. Church. F. W. Dillon and D. T.
Parnell have put in new cement walks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore are Wis
iting relatives in New Providence. 81
| Mrs. T. e. Culp and children. OF Lin
coin, Neb.. are spending tha week at
the M. w. Ritter homo. east of town.
! Mrs. Julia Speichk- has returned
from q visit in Marshalltown.
Miss Mary Carter, OF Greene. is via-
iting her sister. Mrs. George Ander-
eon.
r. F. Clark had carload OF hogs
and W. H. Boyd carload of sheep and
hogs on Mondays Chicago market. N.
| w. Boyd accompanied the consign-
ments.
Mrs. James Johnson and daughter,
vesta Of New Providence. are visiting
at the j. r. Johnson home.
| Mr.. Nate Carter and Miss Chloe Car
ter, Of Albion, spent Monday with Lis
comb friends
| Miss Traverse Shine of the North
| Star neighborhod Is visiting in Grin
nell and Malcolm.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Evans and family
| Of Beaman attended church in Liscomh
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. E. Schiebel OF
| North Star spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. H. Ralston.
Mr.. Frank Houghton Of Marshall
| town was in town Friday.
Mr.. David Adams came down from
Union Saturday and is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. III. G. Lancaster. OF
North Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c: Bueghly are the
parents Of a daughter, born Tuesday.
| Messrs. f. F. Clark and w. G.
OBrien were In Marshalltown Friday.
| Misses Lois and Marie Adams are
visiting at the I. B. Chamness home
near New Providence.
]. G. Scott is confined to his home
owing to injuries received in a fall
caused by defective rung in lad
DER while painting barn on the G. W.
Van voorhis farm.
| Mrs Roy Brown and sons, who have
been visiting at the Thomas McLar-
nan home, have returned to their home
in Des Moines.
Mrs. Frank McAfee and daughter
Blanche Of Marshalltown are spending
q week with Ltscomb relatives.
| The ladies' bible class Of the Re-
formed Sunday school invited the other
classes of tho school to Join them in
picnic at Boyd's park Wednesday
Attic the busy season interfered with
the attendance, seventy-hve were pres
ent ana spent a delightful day pic
nicking In the woods.
l The ladies Of the Christian church
entertained at social afternoon
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. 8. Dick
ePson. There was large attendance
ana a delicious lunch was served.
| The city council has passed an
eight mile speed limit within the town
limits
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Toif have re-
turned 70 Des MoineS after a.'weeks
visit at the Elias Bueghley home.
Mrs. J. j. steirt and daughter spent
Friday at the Walter WINERY home
nt Bangor.
! Mr.. C. c. Church and J. J. steirt re-
turned Sunday from business trip to
| Mcintyre. Mr.. steirt rented q farm
two miles from Mcintyre. and with his
family viii move there some time this
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