Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-09-28
Liscomh News Notes.

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| Oct. l2. Every woman in the COM
mun1ty is expected TO come and help
with this work. The garments and
| shoes for Belgian and French refugees
can be taken TO the churches Sunday
| morning or the school children will
take them to the schools Monday
| morning. These garments will be
packed in the Red Cross rooms Mon
| day afternoon. Save all nutshells and
fruit stones and have the school child
rem call for them.
f. d. Marble left Friday for his home
in Waterloo.
w. C. O'Bryon went to Minneapolis
on business Wednesday.
Vinal Won Voorhis. of Beloit, Wis,
came Friday for visit with his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Van Voorhis, and other
relatives.
The Priscilla Club met at the Bau-
| man home Thursday afternoon. The
hours We're spent in working on Red
| Cross garments. At the business
! session the following officers were
| elected: President, Mrs. B. V. Worries;
vice president, Mrs. Sarah Bueghly;
secretary, and treasurer, Mrs. w. o.
| Van Foorhis. Owing to war condi-
tons and the extra work the women
| are doing at the Red Cross rooms, it
| was considered best to discontinue the
regular meetings for the present, and
the club adjourned to meet at the call
| of three members
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Dillon, Of Union,
| spent Thursday at the j. f. Dillon
| home.
| ! Mrs. Viola Stanton. OF Marshalltown.
! is visiting at the home Of her daugh-
/ ter, Mrs. Jay Gould.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Parker were in
Marshaltown Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Kjormoe has been visiting
relatives at Gilman and Dunbar. She
! spent Sunday at Camp Dodge with her
son, Melvin Kjormoe.
II. w. Alexander has purchaser a
| jewelry stock in OIwein and the fam
| lily expects TO move soon.
| Oliver Kjormoe has been spending
a few days in northern Iowa.
4 The H. Barnes family has moved
into the J. o. Gould property vacated
| by A. Readout.
The ]. r. Meekins family has been in
| Webster City in attendance at the fun
eral of Mr.. Meekin's sister law.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Van Voorhis
have returned from weeks visit with
! relatives at Eariham.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Price have baby
son. Wendell Price. born Saturday
w. B. Meyers has been in Waterloo
this week at the home of his father
J. C. Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Clapsaddle and
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Camp Dodge.
The high school pupils and the
teachers enjoyed ''wienie" roast al
Boyd's camp Wednesday evening.
Mrs. T. Lowry Of Monmouth, S. D.
left Thursday for her home after g
visit with her aunt. Mrs Frona Scott
Mrs. Ella Scott is visiting her son,
James Scott and family at Greene.
Mrs. Fred Stouffer, Ct Minneapolis
is visiting her mother. Mrs. John S
Powers. and sister, Mrs. r. A. Clark
Sunday vii be observed as home.
coming day at the Christian church
| Following the morning services there
will be a basket dinner in the church
basement. At 3 o'clock there will b.
an afternoon session, at which time
reports will be given from the variou!
auxiliaries Of the church, including tn,
Sunday school and the church treas.
urer's report. A service flag in honor
of the boys who have gone into the
service will be dedicated and new
United States flag will be unfurled
l.. L. Bixby viii sing MAY God Keer
Gus Boys Tonight" Rev. w. NJ. Baker
of Marshalltown will deliver the ad.
dress of the afternoon. There will be
no evening session.
Mrs. N. N. Clifford and daughter
Joyce. left Thursday evening for theil
home in Hill City MINI.
Mrs. Ben Smith, of Toledo, is Wis
iting friends in Liscomb.
Arrangements have been made To-
the seasons lecture course. The course
includes five numbers. Two number!
viii DC given i'll October, line Oisor
Sisters Concert Company, Oct 2, ii
q program Of music and read
ings and Charles Howard Plattenburg
Oct. 80, in his lecture Loyalty to tn
Home Town" Dec. ~ the Woodland
Singers, a male quartet. gives pro-
gram Of solos, duets, and quartets.
The Freeman Roach Concert Com.
pany will appear Jan. 81, and Feb. 25
V. S. Watkins will give the closing
number, an Interpretation Of the story
Bought and Paid For" ....
Mrs. Jesse Binford and Mrs. Der
Binford left Friday evening for visi
with the formers sister in the northern
part of the state
The pupils Of the grammar room en-
joyed weinie roast at the river Fri
day evening. .
J. l.. Rails Of Marshalltown came
Friday for few days stay at the
home OF his son, Frank Rails.
The c. w. B. M. of the Christian
church, met with Mrs. D. D. Bueghly
Thursday afternoon.
IL Nineteen workers were in attend
ance at the Red Cross rooms Friday
afternoon. More sewing machines are
needed. If machines could be sent uI
for oven few weeks It would hcir
greatly.
Emil PenfieId and Million Thatche,
have returned from Kansas City
where they bought cattle.