Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-18
) PERSONAL MENTION

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visitor in Cedar Rapids today.
Mr.. Frank Walker, Of State Center,
spent the day in the city on business.
Miss Abbie Manages went to Ames
Tuesday evening for two weeks visit
With relatives.
Miss Marcella Roe, of Cedar Rapids,
has been the guest today of her sister
Miss Mary Roe.
Miss Mabel Pepper went to Liscomb
this morning for weeks visit with
Miss Alma Miller.
Miss Louise Miller is spending few
days at Green Mountain az the guest
of Miss Marie Evans.
Mrs. +. II. Clifford and daughter Ber-
nice spent the day in Grinnellsas guests
of Mrs. Mary Capron.
Mr.. w Z. Hill. Of Des Moines. was a
euest Tuesday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs j. G.. Van Orn,an.
Mrs. a. II. LOOMS, of Chicago. is in
the City for a months visit at the home
of hec father Mr.. r. Lee
Mrs. Mary Augustine and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gillespie. have returned
from their fortnight : visit in Denver.
| Mrs. W. w. Stubbs and children left
this morning for Lennox. S. D., where
I8they Will visit relatives for two months.
Mrs. j. Schranlm and son, Master
Charles; of Manila. are in the city to
visit the formers sister, Mrs. E. Kun
KEEL.
Misses Edith Mundhenk and Nellie
Morris returned Tuesday evening from
two weeks visit in New Sharon and
lehman.
Mrs. y. Lowery, of Sheffield. was in
the city Tuesday evening as the guest
4 Of Miss NI!llic Fansler. being on her
wa. to Chicago.
Miss Georgia Thompson went to
4, Newton Tuesday evening. where she
Will visit for month with her friend
4 Mrs S. A. Miskimmins.
Miss Julia Whitney, of Sheffield, ar
4 rived In the4citS this morning and viii
A spend week a the home of her uncle
fIsConductor ID. p. Wilhelm, of the Cen.
trial.
Mrs. C. F.. McDill and daughter, Mrs
4 Frederick Corfe. Of Union, spent Tues
4 day night in the city as the guests o
A their granddaughter and niece, Mrs
4 Cady Moffatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yates Hollingswortl
went to st. Anthony this morning
where they will make their future
Il home with their son, William Holdings
worth, at Illinois Grove.
Mrs. Flora Hobart Saiter, of Strong
q hurst. ILL.,. accompanied by her daugh
ter Marie. left this morning for ne
home after a visit of ten days with Nj
4 and Mrs. T. D. McElroy.
n 4,
!, has been in the city for few days
visit with his daughter, Mrs. j. A. OFT
& spent Tuesday in Hampton and re
! turned to his home today.
; Mrs. Ed Cole and daughters. Hele
!, and Hazel, of Oskaloosa, arrived in tn
!, city Tuesday evening and will visit 70
! short time at the home Of Mrs. Cole
mother Mrs. r. H. Hardy.
= Mrs. ]. f. sundell and daughter-in
: law, Mrs. Henry Sundell. left Tuesda
/. evening for Ottumwa, where they wi
visit a week at the homt OF thei
daughter and sister-in-law, Mrs. II.
Duncan.
Mrs. George Trautmann and daugh
: ter, Miss Clara. left Tuesday eyenin
!, for Colorado Springs, where Mis-
Trautmann will remain for an indef
!. mite stay Mrs. Trautmann expects 7
). be gone about month.
!, Mrs. George Wanberg, of Baxter, wa
!. in the city Tuesday and after spendsn
a few hours with her parents. Mr. an
3 Mrs Theodore Johnston, went on I
/ Cedar Rapids to visit her friend, Mif
. Lucy Rhea, formerly Of this city.
Mrs. Thomas Rowland, OF Colo, VII
has been in the city for a few day
visit with the family Of her brothe
Mr.. w. H. Mcclure. went to Newbur
z Tuesday evening. where she will Wis
!. her sister, Mrs w. T. Richardson.
= Miss Jane Abbott, who has been in tn
5 city since the early winter. left Tuezda
8 night for Mt. Claire, where che vi
! spend few months with her sistel
r Mrs. G. F. Brownell, of New York, VII
II spending the hot months at her sum
q mer home there.
Mrs. Charles Mosby, Of Bedford, Va
!, and Miss Minnie Nichols. of Greenwich
: Conn, who have been guests OF Mis-
! Mae Sherman for a week. left TIL
4 morning for Denver, where they vi
remain for a short stay before leayin
for Portland, Ore. @
Miss Edith seamanfg who has been
the city for the past year and q halfls
{ the home Of her aunt Mrs.I George Nc
y j Neely. left Tue1dsH 0ye0iug for hs