Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-15
PEl,SO MENTION

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Mr.. Allen Packer, Of Union, was in the
city Thursday.
Mrs. L. G. Seager, Of Gilman, spent
Thursday in the city.
Mre. Clara Iverson, Of Pickering vis-
tied in the city Thursday.
Manager d. "A. Williams, of the Pill
grim, went to Colfax Thursday eve-
ming.
Mrs. A. Z. Bonawitz accompanied her
husband to Tama on q business trip
this morning.
Mr.. Charles Ward, of New York, is
in the city as the guest of his brother,
Mr.. w w. Ward.
Miss Grace Ewald went to LeGrand
this morning to visit her aunt, Mrs u.
g. Arnold, for q few days.
Miss Myrtle Brouhard and Mrs. Mary
Baird went to Tama this morning to
spend the day with friends.
Mr.. Clyde Church went to Gilman
this morning to spend few days with
his brother Mr.. Ralph Church.
Mr.. C. C. Urine was in Des Moines
Thursday in attendance at the conven-
ton of the Iowa State Bankers Assoc
citation.
Mrs. j. NJ. Speer and daughter, Miss
Verne, went to Oskaloosa this morning
to spend the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Maxwell.
Miss Virginia irwin left Thursday eve
ming for few weeks visit with rela-
ltives and! friends a. Moulton, Drakeville
and Bloomfield.
Mr.. Richard Wright returned Thurs
day evening from Davenport. where he
has been visiting a few days with his
son. Mr.. Fred Wright.
Miss Florence Kelley went to Ottum-
wa Thursday night, where she will re-
main for months visit as the guest
of Miss Jennie Finlay.
Mrs. E. L. McDaniels, who has been
in the city visiting her mother. Mrs.
George Beebe, left this morning for her
home in Fort Recovery. o.
Messrs. j. P. Kirk and benjamin
Packer left this afternoon on the Colo
RADIO special for Chicago, where they
Will remain for a few days.
Mrs. Robert McMains accompanied
her husband on his trip south this
morning, stopping at Oskaloosa to
spend few days with friends.
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Kathryn and William went to Fairfield
this morning to spend Sunday with the
formers mother, Mrs. E. E. Gillian.
Misses Myra and Gertrude Bradbury,
of Denison. who have been Mrs. w. NJ.
Clark's guests for the past few days,
Went to New Sharon Tuesday evening,
where they vii, visit a sister.
Mrs. X. w. Hill, of Albion, arrived in
the city Thursday from Davenport,
where she has been visiting this week
| With sister. Irene Kirkpatrick, mem
Der of the Soldiers Orphans Home.
Mrs. Will Miller, who has been in the
lefty visiting for a number Of weeks,
| went home to Northwood this morning,
accompanied by her husbands mother.
Mrs George Miller. who will vls,, at
4 her home for some tins.
Mrs. j. w. Boggie and daughter,
Miss Pearl. returned Thursday evening
! from Oskaloosa, where they have been
! in attendance at the annual commence
ment of Penn College. where their neice
and cousin, Miss Beatrice Barnard
i graduated.
Mrs. w. B. Hargrave, of Colfax
Wash. arrived in the city Thursday
evening from East Jordan. Mich.
where she has been visiting her par
ents. and will remain for the summer
at the homes of Messrs. r. w. and F.
4 w. Hargrave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Allen. little sor
ard Mr.. Aliens father Mr.. f. r. Allen,
\ of Kansas City. have been in the city
\ for a few DAYS visiting Dr., Y. R's'.' ~
land other relatives on their return
! from a western trip. Iney lell for#.i,v..
home this morning.
4 Mrs w w Ward and daughters
4 Flossie and Ethel. Went to Oskaloosa
4 Thursday evening. where they will Nisi,
lover Sunday at the home of Mi. anG
Mrs. B. G. Falls. who leaves nexl
Wednesday for Cincinnati, o., to visi,
NJ. Falls sister Mrs. Bert Dakin.
An Indiana Wedding.
The Lafayette, Ind, Sunday Times
tells of a June wedding in that city
the bride being a niece and the off1ciat.
! ing Clergyman brother of Mr.. NJ
4 Waterman. of this city:
/ Last Wednesday evening, surround,
4 ed by about thirty relatives and mos
Intimate friends. We're married William
/ Henry Test and Miss Fannie AmorS
Smith. Rev. Louis NJ. Waterman, O.
Upper Alton, Ill, an uncle Of the bride
performed the ceremony at O'CLOCK
at the home of the brides parents. DR.
] and Mrs. John NJ. Smith. No. T16 Browl
i street. 1t was in every sense a quiet
transformations wedding. where sim
4 plicity was in evidence and displa.
carefully stunned.
The union of Mr.. Test and Miss
Smith was particularly happy one
as they are most certainly we'll suited
one to the other. Both are rich in men
| tai endowments, and both have cult.
waited natures gifts with Very
\ fiattering results. Miss Smith
was born in Lafayette and
/ has always lived here. She
is one who treasures friendships anG
whose regard Others highly value. She
I is gracious in manner. hospitabe III
disposition and enjoys giving pleasure
to those for whom she cares. Mr.. Test :
home was formerly in Richmond. He
\ graduated from Purdue University il
1892. and since that time has been ar
4 instructor in chemistry in that institu-
ton. He is very much respected as {
member of the faculty and is popular
/ with the students. He is regarded as {
! Very bright young man and an unusu.
ally successful future is assured him.
Between the hours of s and ii
O'clock large reception was held al
4 the Smith home. during which about