Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-09
PERSONAL MENTION

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Mr.. w. NJ. Clark was in Toledo on
business today.
Rev. f. G. Coffin, of Clemens, was in
the city today.
Mr.. w. II. Burrows was a capital city
business visitor today
Mr.. f. H. Hibben spent the day in
Des Moines on business.
Mr.. Tony Psenicka was in Grinnell
over night on business.
Miss Adelyn Kimball, of LaMoille.
visited in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. L. d. Bueghley, OF Liscomb, was
a Wednesday visitor in the city
Mrs. C. S. Brush, of Dillon, spent
Wednesday in the city with friends.
Mrs. f. S. Widl was in Melbourne to-
day looking after business matters.
Mr.. Sam Myers, of LaMoille, was a
business visitor in the city Wednesday,.
Mr.. f. II. Schilling, of State Center,
was a business visitor in the city Mon
day.
Mr.. George H. Beebe and Mr.. Harry
Eldridge spent the day in Ames on bus
mess.
Mrs. s. NJ. fash went to Eldora
Wednesday evening for "a few days
visit.
Mrs. A. b. .silliman and little son De
Wayne, of Quarry have been in the
city today.
Misses Bessie Cowgirl and Maggie
Humlong, of Albion, visited in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. o. G. Medhus, Mrs. G. o. Seim
and Mrs 1. Olson, of Pickering, visited
in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. George w. o'Brien, a leading inn
plement dealer of Ames. was in the city
on business Wednesday.
| Mrs. Emma Baker went to State Cen
| ter this morning to spend ten days
| there and at Nevada with friends.
Mr.. r. L. Sears went to Des Moines
Wednesday evening, where he remained
To-day looking after business matters.
Mrs. Walter Wilson went to State
lCenter this morning to spend few
days With her sister Mrs. G. F. Capron
MIR. j. l.. Carney left for Kansas City
] Wednesday evening, where he viii re
main for few days stay on business
4 Mr.. Jacob Williams, of Dillon, left
/ Wednesday for Carmi. H., where HI
will visit his mother, a lady so years OF
Iage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Oman, of Giidden
/ who have been in the city few days
i returned to their home "Wednesday
night.
4 Miss Laura Bratton, of Toledo. spen
Wednesday in the city, being on he
way home from two weeks stay il
lColfax
Miss Alta tanning went to State Cen
4 ter Wednesday evening. where she Wis
u tied today with her mother, Mrs. c. A
tanning.
Mrs. w. G. Wilson. of Grinnell, an,
sister, Mrs. Brooks, of Hedrick. spen
"Wednesday in the city as the guests Q
Miss Harriet Brdsall.
Mrs. j. H. Cutter. of Jefferson City
: Mo-, arrived in the city Wednesda,
evening and Will visit for two week
at the F. E. North home.
Mrs. Johanna Gerhart left this morn
5 ing for Minneapolis. where she will Wis
! I 1t until after Thanksgiving at the HON
z of her daughter, Mrs. f. f. Stewart.
$ Mrs. c. NJ Friend, of Brighton, VIII
j has been the guest for a few days of tn
e family of her brother-in-law, Mr.. A. \
: Friend, left this morning for her hom
Mrs. Alexander Smith left this aftel
:. noon for Chicago. where she viii Wis
Z for few weeks With her son, Mr.. Wa
: rem W. Smith. and brother, Mr. w.
: Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Clifford, of /
: Grand parents of Mr.. E. S. Clifford,
:. = this city, left Wednesday evening ;
q $50 o'clock, via the Iowa Central, Il
Z San Diego. Cal, where they will spef
the winter.
r. Mrs j. e. Mewherter and childre
: Marie and Elmer. who have been visi
d ing in the city two weeks with the 70
n mer's parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Win
n brenner left this morning for the
5. home in Clinton.
e Mr. Max Hoffman and Mr.. Joi
e E,ichen, of Chicago, who have been
e Oskaloosa and surrounding points +
ir about month, arrived in the ci
1t Wednesday evening and will rema
n over Sunday.
ell Mrs. c. A. Trease, OF Denver, Co
lie who has been in Liscomb for sever
i weeks visiting relatives. returned
"a that place Wednesday evening, after
10 few days visit at the home of her aui
$. Mrs. Thomas McLarnan.
l. Miss May Stone, of Plainview, Ne
II who for about year has been visiti
nf in Gilman with relatives, returned
=, Gilman Wednesday evening after
g short stay in the city at the home
is her uncle, Mr.. John Mooney.
d Mrs. Alex English returns to h
g home in Nevada this evening after
n delightful visit of few days with {
r. Marshalltown friends, of whom the
n are many. This has been her first vi
D. here since her removal to Nevada t
a. years ago.
w Mrs. A. j. Wood, of Carroll, formel
d. Miss Nettie Crawford, of this city, ;
n rived Wednesday evening and will vi
1g a week at the home of her parents, 4
nd and Mrs. j. B. Crawford. Mrs. VIC
he is accompanied by her 9-months'-'
ad son Harold.
or Mrs. II. j. Allard and daughters, I:
c. belle and Lucille. arrived no
[r. Wednesday evening from Clint
v where they have been visiting for
so past five weeks with the formers p'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Tallett. M