Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-16
PERS 0NAL MENTION

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr.. Harry Scurr. OF Gilman, was in
the city Wednesday on business.
Misses Eva aud Edna Wildman have
returned from a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Kellogg
MIR. Ray Shaeffer, of Monticello, is In
the city for a visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Willard.
Miss Annie Gregg went to Gilman
| Wednesday evening for weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Cora Reed returned Wednesday
night from a pleasant two weeks visit
With friends in York and Lincoln. Neb.
Mr.. j. "A. Watson returned home this
morning from a stay of several days
at Waterloo, where he was the guest of
friends.
Miss Caroline Jarvis, of Burlington,
who has been spending the past week
with Miss Ethel Elliott, returned to her
home today.
Veteran A. w. Martin, of the Sol
diers' Home, went to Knoxville this
morning to visit his wife during a ten
days furough:
\ Veteran John F. Potter, Of the Sol
ling. where he will spend a thirty days
Ifurlough with his family.
Miss Blanche Test, of Union, arrived
in the city Wednesday evening and will
be the guest for several days of her
3aunt, Mrs. j. S. WINERY. and family.
Master Willie Moss. of Oskaloosa, arr
rived in the city Wednesday evening
and for the next two weeks WILDE the
i guest of his cousin, Master Carol
i Speers.
Miss Louise McE,roy arrived home
A this morning from Worcester, Mass,
4 and will remain for a several weeks
4 visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i.
4 d. McElroy.
MIR. and Mrs. o. NJ. Choate, Of Des
Moines, spent the day in the city asthe
Iguests of the formers sister and moth
Ter, Mrs. Theodore Johnston and Mrs.
i Esther Jones'
Mrs j. r. Long and daughter Ida,
Who have been guests of the formers
lsister, Mrs. W. b. Elliott, for several
5ldays, returned to their home in Grundy
Center Wednesday evening.
IS MISS NINA T.. sciFank WHO mas sDeell
4 the guest of Mrs. w. n. Forney a Ter
race Park Camp, left Tuesday for Iowa
Falls, where she VII iyisit two weeks
before going home TO Sterling, Ill.
Mrs. Ben. Falls and children Ada
4 and Lyman returned Wednesday even
ing to their home in Oskaloosa after a
4 pleasant VISIT of few days with Mr..
and Mrs. w w. Ward and family.
Miss Leonora SaSles, Of Mason City.
1 who has been in the city for a brief
4 visit with her cousins. DR.. and Mrs. r.
4 II. Boucher, while en- route home from
4 an Alton visit. left this morning for
4 Mason City.
Mrs. Charles Hawks and son Francis,
of Dayton, arrived in the city Wednes-
Idas night, and Will remain for two
weeks visit With the formers parenrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Woodruff, and sis-
ter. Mrs. Charles Siegman.
Isl Veteran Moses Garland, of the Sol
oilers Home, Familiarity known among
his comrades as sOld Buddy left this
morning for What Cheer,8Where he Will
lspend aten DAYS furleugh With his son,
Mr.. Joseph Garland.
Miss Eliza Wright returned home
"Wednesday evening from her five
i weeks stay inN Chicago, where che has
4 been visiting her aunt, Mrs A. Heylig-
4 er. Miss Wright alsoviia;ed in Evans
lion as Mrs. Lillian Whipple-NV illiams'
! guest.
Miss Olive English. who has been in
4 the city q Week as the guest of Miss
A Edith Waterman and other friends, re-
turned To her home in Nevada Wednes-
Il dag evening, accompanied by Miss
Waterman. who viii remain for a
4 weeks visit.
4 Mrs. Charles Schlnoeyer and Miss
Adaie Seitz, Of Colorado Springs, who
have been III the city q month visiting
\ sat the homes of the formers nieces,
i Mesdames w. j. Fiitton and John Nc
z Laugillin. left for their home Wednes-
i day evening on the Colorado special
Mrs b. S. Barborka. who has been
spending a week in Belle Plaine With
\ her sister, Mrs. Harry Herring, and at
d Cedar Rapids with her husband, who
a has been there With the Forty-ninth
i regiment bnnd. returned home Wednes-
4 day evening. Mr. and Mrs Herring
4 accompanied her and will remain over
/ sunday.
j Sister Mary Cecilia, of ST. Joseph,s
convent, Ottumwa, who has been in the
i city for a weeks visit with her mother
and sister, Mrs. Margaret and Miss
4 Nellie Darling, and also with the sisters
4 Of St. Mary's institute, left for Ottum-
II wa Wednesday evening. Sister Mary
/ Cecilia was formerly Miss Mary Oar
4 ling. of this city.
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VIII Interfere Next Time.
/ a Lewiston man was passing through q
country district near the city one day
when off in field he saw boy throwing
stones through the glass OF n deserted