Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-04
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liscomb News Notes,

j. E. Gould. Jay Gould NJ. j. Thatch-
er. ant. TED Eo.6 were IN Tama
/ Thursday.
{. c. Church and son, Henry Church.
came down from McIntire THURSDAY
for few days visit with friends.
! Mrs. Ellen Hasgin, OF Altoona, ar
| rived Thursday evening for an over
/ SUNDAY visit with friends.
Mrs Tuttle, of Marshalltown, spent
| Thursday with her sister. Mrs. L. H.
smith
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Laird. OF Alsona.
are visiting at the home OF Mrs. Laird S
brother, NJ. f, Thurston.
Miss Pauline Brooks left Friday for
her home in Shenandoah.
Mrs. E. j. Dillon attended commence
ment exercises at Union THURSDAY
evening.
Jacob Cook, of Rolfe, has been
spending a few DAYS al the home OF
his sister Mrs. Elias Bueghly, and
with other Liscomh relatives.
Mrs. r. 5. Rogers and Mrs. E. H.
Humphreys, OF Union, spent sunday in
Liscomb
Mr.. and Mrs Emerson Powers, Mrs.
= scott and daughter Marie, mo-
tored TO Gilman Sunday and spent the
day AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Foreman.
Mrs. Frank Tolf and little son lett
sunday morning for their home III
Minneapolis Mrs. Tolls mother, Mrs
Elias Bueghly. accompanied them and
viii remain for short visit
Miss Bess Moore returned TO her
home in Des Moines Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. H. W. Alexander, son Hobert
and daughter Eelma, returned TO Their
home in Sac City Monday morning
Miss Bess Buchanan returned to sac
City Monday after an over-Sunday
visit at the home of her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs F A. Buchanan
/ Mrs. Alice Hitch, who came down
from Brainerd, MINI. Friday to be
/ present al the commencement exer-
! cises returned to her home Monday
evening. accompanied by her sor
George.
Mrs. l.. Quinlan and children of Ell
dora. spent Saturday with Mrs. Quin-
lans brother. r. j Elliott.
Henry Church returned to his hone
in McIntire SATURDAY.
Mrs. F. J. Hollingsworth. of Union
spent Saturday at the j, w. Gaun
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Bryon, of Mar
shal!town. spent Sunday with her chill
dren here.
Mrs. !. f. Scott and daughter Marie
returned to their home in Ocheyedai
Monday.
Miss Hazel Coyne, Of Conrad, spen
sunday at the \. W. Boyd home.
The pupils of the primary and inter
mediate rooms enjoyed a picnic Frida
at Bovd's park.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Auringer, of Min
nesota are visiting former friends l
and around Liscomb.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Smith left Tues
4 dav morning By auto for Hill Cit!
MINI, where they will spend the sum
4 mer with their son, Milo Smith, an
family
Miss Blanche Flanagan, of Marshall
town. spent Friday night as the CUES
of Miss Margaret Gaunt.
II. A. Biersborn, Of Garwin. was i
town Saturday.
Leland Chamness. Of New Prov'
dence. spent Saturday at the home
his uncle. ]. F. Chamness.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Dillon and chi
4 dren, of Luverne, arrived Monday eve
I ming for a visit at the f. ]. Dillo
home Mr. Dillon left Tuesday II
Burlington for short stay on bus
ness.
\ Miss blanche Beam left Wednesda
for her home in Eddyville.
Mrs r F. Clark left Tuesday II
/ Omaha, where she will meet her hu
band and return with him to Sidne
Neh, for the summer.
Mrs. Lee Cunningham left Tuesds
for her home in Sidney. Mont.
The committee on arrangements 4
the alumni picnic to be held June
at Boyd's park. met at the n. W. 30.
home Tuesday evening and made
plans for the days amusement al
entertainment.
The Liscomb band gave the M
concerts of the season Saturday afte
noon and evening The band shows t
effect Of it's winter of constant pra
tice, and reflects great credit upon
director, z. F. Boyd. The band,
present is made up OF twenty-seV
pieces 1t has recently added to
equipment three new alto horns, a n
bass drum, and $50 EE tuba. I
band has signed contract 10 give
series Of ten concerts.
The ladies' of the Christian Aid S
ciety gave a lucent social III
church parIors Wednesday afterno
and evening.
The Loyal Daughters and the eide
Band united in farewell party