Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Helen Duhigg. of Quarry, spent
Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. S. T.. Barker. of Clear Lake, has
been in the city today.
Mr.. John Schobert has been in North
wood on business today.
Mr.. S. Oppice left for Chicago Tues
day night for a brief stay on business.
Miss Agnes Martin, OF Grinnell, is the
guest today of Mis-. Blanche Deming.
Miss Lillian Hughes, OF Gilman, is the
guest of Misses Winnie and Serle Small.
Miss Mabel Peterson went to Des
Moines this morning for an extended
stay.
George W. Fanton, teacher, aged 81,
and Alta May Foote, aged 30, both of
Laurel.
Luther Roswell, farmer, aged 10. and
Mamie Ward, aged 90, both OF Mar
shalltown.
Mr. w. t. AIaxey went to Chicago
on business.
Edward j. Wilson, clerk. aged %, and
Mrs. Jennie Meigan, aged %, both Of
Marshalltown.
Charley j. Pearl, baggageman, aged
81. and Cora B. Wescott, aged II, both.
| of Marshalltown.
Mrs. l. y. Buck and children returned
Tuesday evening from a pleasant visit
of few daSsin Grinnell.
| Mrs. G. a. Seely returned Tuesday
I,evening from short visit in Des Moiness
With Mis-, Jessie Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Swinson. of Web
l.ster City. are the guests of their brother.
Mr.. A. Swinson, and family.
Henry A. Diller, butcher, aged 81.
and Mrs. Ida Hollingsworth-Hay
| aged 81. both OF Marshalltown.
Mrs w E. Bopp. or her way home to
Minneapolis from a visit in Grinnell.
spent today with Mrs. G. "A. Seely.
| Miss Maggie Boylan, of Union. arrived
\ in the city Tuesday evening for a short
visit with her friend, Mrs. Harriet Mill
ler.
Mr.. A. D. starkey spent Tuesday
might in New Sharon with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Wiley are in Chs
lcago.
Mr., Walter Dlley and Miss Kathryn
l Whitehead went to Minerva this morn
ling to spend a few days with the Misses
/ Nichols.
Mrs. "A. F. Leroy, who has been in the
lefty the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
1 Hutson. went home to Des Aloines this
morning.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cunning and son
Harold, of Clinton. spent Tuesday in the
4 city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
III. II. Bowen. s
Miss Florence Rockhil. who has been
visiting at the II. A. Church home for
the past few days, went home to Gilman
this morning.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Joseph and chill
l5tiren, Marian and Donald, Of Whitewa-
i ter, kas.. are visiting at the home OF
i NJ. l.. Neiman.
i Mrs. J. b. Pence returned Tuesday
'Ievening from Union, where she has been
/ visiting for few weeks with her sis
!, ter, Mrs. E. 3. Shute.
q Mrs. b. P. Meigs, who has been in the
Lefty for a few days visit at the home Of
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Patience Sears,
4 -returned to her home in Malcolm Tues
i day evening.
Mrs. d. H. Gross and little daughter,
1 Louise, Went to Rockwell this morning,
accompanying home little Marion
Il Glines. who has been at her aunt's home
4 forthe past week.
A Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wensel and
daughter Flossie and Mr.. NJ. H. Wen
sci. allsof Des Moines. spent the day in
a the city as the guests OF the latter's
Il daughter. Mrs. r. j. Shoemaker.
4 Mrs. Julia Carmichael. OF Extra, and
Z granddaughter. Miss Daisy Grove. OF
d West Union, arrived in the city Tuesday
. night and were guests today of their
4 niece and cousin, Mrs. G. F. shillato.
i and family.
Z Miss Martha Boyd, Of Omaha. arrived
in the city Tuesday evening from Mon
. mouth, H., and spent the day as the
!. guest Of Mrs. w. NJ. Place. MISC Boyd
who is a niece Of Mrs. Charles .Fogg
formerly of this city but now Of Mon
mouth, Is on her way home from visit
at her aunt's home.