Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-29
Liseomb Naxx. Mates.

Slble VIII attend. The moral enect or
shows of questionable nature on the
young was discussed. and a plea made
! for decent people to patronize only the
better class of shows and entertain
| mentS.
The high school girls will hold a
| candy sale at Dillon's store Friday
afternoon The moae" raised will be
| used TO buy pictures for the sch >nl
"oom.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Specher and
/ family spent Sunday in Des Moines.
| where Mrs. Speicher's father is
seriously i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Evans, Will
Evans and Mr.. McMartin. of Beaman,
spent Sunday at the Bauman home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Powers. of
Marshalltown. spent Sunday at the H.
Durham home, east OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w Boyd and daush-
tiers, Burneta and Diiia. spent Sunday
at the D. c. Boyd home at Grundy
Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Malfeid and
little daughter of Melbourne, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kali
Henry Biersboru. of Garwin. was in
town on business Monday.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Liscomb Mutual Tele-
phone Company will be held al the NJ.
w. \. hall at p. m Saturday. Oct. 1.
Two directors a secretary and treas
urer will be elected.
Mrs. David Ogg and hiile son. VIII
bur, Of Eagle River Wis. arrived
So .sgf. ~. hn az Ny
and Mrs. John Kali.
Mrs. VIII Arthur and little daush-
Ter. OF Minneapu and Mrs Arthur's
mother. Mrs. Katherine Iiery OF
Union. are spending the week visiting
friends in Liscomb.
Mrs r L. B.xhy came Down from
Union Tuesday and spent the day
Harry Early returned Monday from
Albion. Neb.. where he judged the
horses at the fair.
Miss Mama Lathe, OF Chicas go. an .n-1
structor in art in the University Of
Chicago. arrived Wednesday evening
for visit with her sister. Mrs Henry
Leise.
Mrs. Oscar Larson and children Of
Kenosha. Wis. are visiting at the L. l..
Barber home.
r w Denbow returned Thursday
evening from Parker s. ID.
i. X. Peterson returned Friday from
Chicago. He had car load Of sheep
on Thursdays market
Mr and Mrs j. II. Eefsinger, Of
Montour. and Mrs. Ellen Gallagher, Of
| Marshalltown. visited Sunday at the
D. W Reisinger home
Mrs r A Mckibhen entertained the
members of the Rnoda Green Circle
al her home east of town Thursday
afternoon. The hours were spent
socially and with fancy work, The
hostess served a dainty lunch.
MICS Belle Ciassen. of Marshall
town. spent Tuesday ir Liscomb.
Mrs Patsy johnson. Of Union, spent
Tue sday al the Biersbcrn home.
Vinal Van Voorhis left Monday for
his home in Spring Green. Wis
The Bohemian Orchestra and Sig
BartoIotta, Italian tenor, gave the
ture course at the Christian church
| Tuesday evening. The audience was
we'll pleased. with the program and
many considered il the best musical
entertainment ever given in Liscomo.
! The attendance was rot large owing
| to the heavy rain, and the bad condi-
ton Of the roads. making it impossible
for any to get in from the country.
| The committee having the sale OF
season tickets in charge is not meet
| ing with the success it should The
course this year is especially good, and
deserves the support Of the community.
| Carl DenboW returned Wednesday
evening from q visit at the home OF
his father near Parker. e. D.
| Mrs. Frank Miller was called TO
Hampton Tuesday by the illness OF her
daughter. Mrs. ALDER: Br.nd!e, Mrs.
Brindle is suffering with an attack of
rheumatism.
| Dr. and Mrs. r. L. Pixby. OF Union.
spent Sunday al the Mrs. T. A. Bixby
home.
Mrs. l.. c. BiersborD. Miss Hazel Van
Meter, e. z. Clark. and z Biers-
| born drove 10 Ames Sunday and spent
the day with friends.
| e. W. Farmer, OF Louisville, KY, has
| purchased the c. C. Carson barber
shop Of which o. H. Ronham has re-
Gently been proprietor. Mrs Farmer
and little son arrived from Kentucky
Saturday morning.
| The members OF Grumme Rebekah
lodge entertained the members OF the
II. o. o. F. lodge and other friends at
the Odd Fellows hall Monday evening
The affair had been planned In honor
of the anniversary of the founding Of
the order. The following program
was given. Duet. Mrs. Ell. Dillon and
Mrs. B. F. Worries: paper, Schuyler
Colfax and Our Origin" by Mrs. Jay
Gould: reading, Burneta Boyd; paper
/ "Our Pledge" Mrs Pardon Head:
duet. Mesdames Dillon and Worries;
reading, "An Irish Love Letter, MIS-
Henry Leise: address Rev. George w
Biersborn. Following the program
social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. -
The sessions Of the efficiency con
ference held at the Reformed church
last week were well attended ard wer,
practical and interesting. Rev MI
| Leinbach returned to his home in De
!, MONIES Saturday. Rev. Mr.. f4ornins
Of ST. Joseph. Mo, remained Tor tn
. closing services
!, Rev. w. P. Clark returned iron
/ Hampton Tuesday evening.
Il DR.. Mallon Russell and family.
Bangor. have moved into the Updik
house which was recently purchase
from the Jpdike heirs.
n Rev. and Mrs W. Gaddis Rev. J.
e Horning and Rev J. p. Swarts spen
: Monday at the Achenbach and Evan
}. homes near Gladbrook.
4 Glen Burneil, Of Eldora. was
town on business Wednesday.