Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-10
PEss0 NAL MENTION

IN the city ON Du6lneb0 wednesday,.
Mr.. p. ]. Jacobson, OF Gilman. was
in the city on business Wednesday.
Mr.. C. w. Bacon, Of st. Anthony, was
q business visitor In the city Wednes- |
day.
Mr.. A. NJ. Parker went to Clear Lake
Wednesday evening for a weeks rest
from business.
Agent G. s. Brush. Of the Iowa Cen
trail at Dillon, spent Wednesday night
in the city on business.
Miss Gertrude Miller left this morning
for Algona and other northern Iowa
points for q few weeks visit.
Mr.. Marshall Anderson and his fam
lily returned early this morning from q
visit to various points in Missouri.
Mr.. William Andrews returned from
Oskaloosa Wednesday evening, where
The has been on business for few days.
Miss Della Richards visited Wednes
day night in LeGrand at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Rich
ards.
Miss Jessie Anderson left this morn
ing for Brighton. where she will visit
two weeks as the guest Of Miss Mabel
Meyer.
Mrs. w. o. Waldron, of Des Moines.
arrived this morning and will be the
guest for an indefinite time OF Miss Mae
Sherman.
Mrs G.. w. Bartmess went to Iowa
Falls this morning and will be the guest
for two weeks Of her friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Perry.
Miss Carrie Turbett, of Toledo. who
has been the guest a few days Of her
aunt, Mrs. T. j. Stivers, returned home
"wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Bennett, of Brighton,
who has been visiting week in the city
with her niece. Mrs. F. L. McKain, left
this morning for her home.
Rev. Charles Pickford, of Iowa Cen
liter was the guest over night of Rev.
and Mrs. W. b. McCrea, being on his
| way home from visit at Nora Springs.
Miss Elsie Simkins. who has been vis-
lifting several weeks in the city at the
home Of her uncle, Mr.. Fl. A. Simkins,
left this morning for her home in Lee
Mars.
| Miss Edna Brown returned Wednes-
day evening to her home in Toledo,
/ latter visit of few days In the city at
4 the home OF her brother. Mr.. Will A..
Brown.
Master Ray Schoenhut returned
1 Wednesday evening from Dorchester.
where he has been spending delightful
vacation with his uncle, Mr.. Louis Cop
lpersmith.
Miss Hilda Hagglin returned Wednes-
Iday night from pleasant two weeks
Visit with Miss May Lehman, at State
;tCenter, and Mr.. and Mrs Louis Larson,
lat LaMoille.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Starr leave Fri
day evening for Winamac, Ind, where
lthey will spend week at the old home
). OF Mr.. starr, visiting his mother. Mrs.
Ruby Starr.
Z. Miss Ella Saint went to Oskaloosa
!. this morning where she will visit two
weeks with Miss Marion Farnsworth,
who recently nursed Miss Saint through
a spell OF fever.
Miss Laura Robinson went to Iowa
Falls this morning to be the guest for a
: fortnight of Miss Nora Pratt. She will
: |also visit In Bows and Steamboat Rock
, before returning home.
Mr.. Ed LaPlant and brother-in law,
Mr.. A. j. Mccormack, of Clemens. were
: in Tama on business Wednesday. Mr.
=. lNlCSOTInaCk Is III atlle City Aoi q WEN p
VISIT at his sisters home.
Mrs. Julian II. Smith went to Clear
Lake this morning and will be absent
from home two weeks. during which
, time she will be Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Tuffree's guest at their cottage.
Mrs. Marquette Allen, OF Des Moines
who has been visiting In the city for
three weeks with her mother, Mrs
Emma Scott. OF Cos West Nevada street
,. returned to her home this morning.
i Mrs. c. C. Coats, OF Ottumwa. who
!, has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Harry Whitaker, for two weeks. went
, to Hedrick Wednesday evening. where
, she will visit before returning home.
7 Mrs. j. G.. Van Ness and daughter
Louise. arrived on the Colorado specia
, Wednesday evening from Granger, Ill.
where they have been for month Wis
lifting with the formers parents, Mr.. ant
, Mrs. A. Blank.
! Mrs. p. p. Holmes, Of Boone. arrived
In the city Wednesday evening from
Dubuque, and will visit with her father
: Hon. Delano T. Smith, before returning
: to her home. DR.. Holmes will join hi:
wife here Sunday
, Mrs. John Clark and children, forme
residents Of this city but now of Con
), rad, were in the city Wednesday, goinl
: in the evening to Montour to visit rela
. tives and friends. Montour having beer
:. the old home OF Mrs. Clark.
. Miss Florence Rockhill, of Gilman. ar
a rived. Wednesday evening and will b.
y the guest Of friends until Friday morn
!, ling, when she will go to Tama to visi
: liner brother. Mr.. w. S. Rockhill, ant
j. family.
9 Senator Joe Wallace. Of Eldora, ant
3 Hon. o. B. Chaplin, of Union, arrived IL
i the city this morning from a business
/ stay of few days in Chicago, and re
e turned to their respective homes on tn
north bound Central train.
e Mr. and Mrs. G.. n. Ruth and sons
s Byron and Marshall, left on the Col
s orado special Wednesday evening 70
: Omaha, where they will enjoy visit o
d few weeks at the home of the form
g er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John 4
i Ruth.
o Mrs. Walter Munson, Of Boone, spen
e Wednesday in the city as the guest o
n her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoyle
: and was accompanied home this morn
y ing by her nephew, Master Hoyle Eli
7 oft, who will visit few weeks at hi