Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-15
PERSONAL MENTION

4 MIR Charles Timer returned Tuesday
evening from a. short stay at Coifax.
Mr.. S. ID. Palmer, of Chicago Heights.
Ill. is in the city looking after business
matters.
Mr.. w. j. Heald left Tuesday evening
for LeNIars, to look after business mat
Sters for a few days
Miss May Moore left for Olds this
morning, where she will visit relatives.
and friends for week.
Master Charles Boardman, son of
Rev. c. p. Bcardman, went to Victor
this morning for a few days visit with
friends.
Miss Fiossie Holly spent the day in
Union in company with her father Mr..
T. Ii. Holly, who looked after business
matters there.
Miss Fannie Wells left this morning
for Davenport where she will visit
three weeks with her uncle, Mr.. Bar
tholomew Wells. and family
Misses Edith Miller and Ella Saint
left this afternoon for Lynnville, where
they will visit3ten days as the guests of
1.-The latters cousin. Miss Grace Macy,
Mrs. NJ l.. Hopkins returned Tuesday
evening from Perry, where shs has
been Visiting for three weeks With her
son. Mr.. Bennett Hopkins, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs n. NJ. Valentine, former
residents of this city, now of Montezu-s
ma, spent Tuesday in the city on bust
ness, and took occasion to visit many of
their old friends here.
Mrs. William Hinchliff, OF Chicago,
who has been spending the past three
months in the city with her daughter.
Mrs. r. II. Lay. and family, left this
morning for st. Paul.
Misses Winnie Armstrong and F'lossies
Wright. of New Providence, who have
been In the city a week visiting Misses
Blanche and Mabel Ord Way. returned
to their home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Tallman and
children, of Aines, who have been in
formers brother, Mr.. John Tallman,
returned to their home this morning.
Mrs r.. ID. Goss# of New Sharon. who
has been in the city about a week visit
ing at the homes of her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Boggie and brother, DIR. a. l.. Bry-
ant returned TUESDAY evening to her
/ home.
Mrs. G. Z. Mitchem, of Harvard, Ill.,
4 arrived in the city Tuesday night from
\ California, whore she has been spending
1 the past four months, and will be the
guest until Thursday afternoon at the
/ j. c. Mitchem home.
/ Mrs. W. G. Osman, Jr., left this morn
ing for Rock Island. ILL.,, where che Will
visit two weeks With her cousin, Mrs.
i W. w. Breckenridge. She will stop in
Cedar Rapids5o on the return trip for a
short visit with relatives.
I. Mrs. Wilbur Evans went to Webster
lsCity Tuesday, where she Will visit her
sister-in-law, Mrs. l.. G. Rood, during
4 the remainder Of the week. Mr.. Evans
went to Webster City this morning and
will return tomorrow evening.
4 Miss Florence Lahman. of Chicago,
4 who has been in the city during the
4 past five weeks, wishing her uncle, Mr.,
i w. A. Miller, and family. left this
morning for Franklin Grove. ILL.,, where
she will visit relatives for a short time
A before leaving for her home.
Mr.. Will Arson. Of Chicago, is spend
ling week in this city With his par
q ents and other relatives. He was ac-
3 companied here by his cousin. Miss
q adele Arson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ada Arson, who will remain for a visi1
with various Marshalltown relative:
and friends.
81 My. Otis Longley, Of Pomeroy, son d
8 .ex- Quartermaster Charles =. Longley
. |5of the Soldiers Home. now Of Nicks-
I5burg. Miss. passed thru the city thi.
morning, in company with his wife. CT
route TO Newton, where he will visi
briefly with his sister, Mrs. Warren
q where his mother is also visiting.
NO HOPE OF RECOVERY
The Doctor said, but Chamberlain.
Cole, cholera and Diarrhoca Rem