Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-25

weeks stay at Clear Lake.
Mrs. j. C. Mcclure. of Gilman. ar
rived this morning for q few days visit
with her son, p. B. Mcclure.
Miss Julia Scurry. instructor in pri>
mary methods during the normal, went |
home to Eldora this morning.
Mrs. III. B. Forrey went home to
Quarry this morning after a short visit |
with her sister, Mrs. Fred Austin.
Misses Mabel Bussard and Bertha
Artz went to Mason City this morning
for weeks visit among friends.
Mrs. Julia Holmes arrived from Iowa
Falls this morning for a weeks visit at |
the home of her son, G. j. Holmes.
Miss Lizzie Lullau went to State Gen.
ter Thursday evening to visit her par
;ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Lullau few
days.
Miss Helen Nelson, OF Des Moines,
who has been in the city on business a
few days, returned home Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Henry sundell went to Tama
Thursday evening, where she spent to-
day as the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Holmes.
Miss Maude Miller, of Albion, arrived
in the city Thursday evening and will
visit two weeks as the guest of Miss
Marie j. Cox.
Mrs. A. G. Cady and daughter Lulu,
of Malcom, spent Thursday in the city,
being en- route home from visit to AL
gona and Burt.
Mrs. S. v. Luse, Of Des Moines, who
has been spending a few days in the
city with friends, returned to her home
Thursday evening.
Miss Edith Furman returned this
morning from Eldora, where she has
been spending week with her mother,
Mrs II. H. Furman.
| Miss Harriet Birdsall went to Grinnell
Thursday evening and will visit for
week or ten days as the guest Of Rev.
| w. G. Nelson and family.
\ Miss Alma Giddings arrived home
Thursday evening from Perry, where
she has been visiting two weeks with
her brother, Mr.. II. G. Giddings.
| Mrs. n. A. Crawford and little sons.
Robert and Antrim, of Council Bluffs
on their way home from Gilman, spent
today with Mrs. NJ. c. Haffaker.
Mrs. w. d. O'Brien and daughter,
Miss Loretta, of Chicago. are in the
city for a visit of two months at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Miniter.
Miss Harriet Miller and nephew. Mas
ter Nelson Irwin, went to Des MONIES
this morning to spend a few days at
the home of the formers brother, Mr.
/ II. Is. Miller.
4 Mrs. d. s. Bonbrake, her sister Mrs.
s G. j. Needham, and little daughter
Frances went to Oskaloosa this morn
ling for short visit with their cousin.
Mrs. b. G. Falls.
Mr. q. X. Patterson arrived Thursday
, evening from Philadelphia and will Wis
q it few days at the home of his mother,
Mrs. L. c. Patterson From here he
will leave for San Francisco
Miss Helen Loveland. teacher in the
Sioux City schools. who has been spend
!, ing the summer With her sister, Miss
), Elizabeth Loveland. went to Radcliffe
this morning for a short visit.
i Mrs. G. w. Huntington, Helen and
r John, and Lucille Willard spent the day
il in Dies Moines the little girls being the
4 guests of Margery Conner, who recently
:. visited at the Huntington home.
i Mrs. w. NJ. Hovey and little daughter
Maurine returned this morning from a
: three weeks visit in Macon, Mo Mrs
4 Hovey's brother-in-law DR.. F. NJ
I Brown, accompanied them for a short
. Visit.
j Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Tollman, al
e lone time residents of Marion township
returned to their home in Boone Thurs.
day evening after ten days visit in
the city with their son, Mr.. John Toll.
man.
Miss Louvae Abrams, of Iowa City
!. accompanied her father Rev H. H
:. Abrams. to the city this morning ant
!. will visit a week as the guest of Mis-.
:. Bernice Wescott and other formel
schoolmates.
Miss Bea Hartman, who has beer
a spending her vacation in Gilman, wa
: in the city Thursday evening to attend
. the Monteith-Fisher wedding. She wen
q to Ames this morning for a short visi
: there and at Nevada.
Mrs. l.. W. Cannon, of Des Moines
h spent Thursday in the city as the CUES
II of Misses Belle and Aileene Patterson
a returning to her home this morning
q Mrs. Cannon has just returned from
% trip to Pittsburg and Chicago.
o. Mrs. c. A. Werlich and son Carl, ais
,e Mrs. j. I. Doody, left Thursday after
g noon on the Colorado special for Yves
Branch, where they will visit fey
n. days with Mr.. and Mrs. John Randall
10 a sister of Mrs. Werlich and Mrs
l. Doody.
Mrs. C. w. Hawley, son. Sidney Earl.
r and sister, Miss Alice Henshaw of OF
D. tawa, ILL.,, who have been visiting
Is month at the home of Peter johnson,
IN brother of the ladies' seven miles sout
OF the city, left Thursday evening fc
lg their home.
I'd Mrs. Charles Tibbitts and little so
A. Raymond, who have been visiting tn
r, formers mother, Mrs. Christiana Hen
ry, will leave tonight for their home /
V. St. Paul. Mr.. Tibbitts sister, Miss He
r en- Wrigley. will accompany them for
OF months visit.
pit DIR. and Mrs. Carl Turner and daugf
e, ter. Merle. of Clemens, arrived in til
e. city Thursday evening from Cantor
D. ILL.,. where they have been visiting wit
Mrs. Turner's mother. Mrs. A Clut
and with DR.. Turner's parents, Mr.. ar
. Mrs. ]. f. Turner.
z Mrs. L. S. Stedman, of Oskaloos
< spent Thursday in the city as the que
= of Mrs. Nora Cox. Mrs. Stedman can
- to meet her daughter Hazel, who ha
IN been to Dubuque to visit her uncle, NJ
B. F. Stedman. Both returned TO O
kaloosa this morning.