Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION

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Mrs. Henry Pappe is visiting relatives
at FIT. Madison.
Miss Lois Stevens after short visit
here went home to Montour today.
Mr.. s. G. Lutz went to Omaha Friday
evening to spend a few days on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Julius Pappe, of Sioux City, will
spend Sunday with his brother, Henry
Pappe.
Mrs. H. Early and daughter, Miss
Roxey, OF Lisconb. We're in the city
Friday.
Mr.. Carl shrader, of Manning, was in
the city Friday evening, the guest Of
Miss Inez Smith.
Miss Mertie Burke, Of Clifford, was IN
the city today on her way to Cedar
Rapids for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Atkinson and chill
dren went to Boone this morning for a
weeks vacation visit.
Miss Ina Goodale went to Wall Lake
today for a fortnight's visit with her
aunt, Mrs. w. g. Page.
Misses Jennie and Adelaide Vecera
went ITO Quarry this morning for a
visit with their parents.
Misses Lillian and Bonita Nornick
Went home 10 Clinton today after a
visit with Miss Josie Welsh.
Mr.. w. NJ. Hodges will leave for Min
neapolis this evening. where he will
spend a few days on business.
Miss Spicy Squires, of Toledo, spent
the night with her sister Mrs. Ed
Eychaner Went to Newton this morn
ing.
Friday evening, where She will spend a
weeks vacation with Miss Nellie Fer
guson.
Mrs. j. Z. Cox, of Belle Plailie, came
to the city Friday evening for few
days visit with her mother, Mrs. Chloe
Bloomfield.
Messrs. Lawrence Parker and How
ard Johnston Went to Clear Lake this
morning. where they Will enjoy a
weeks outing. IS
Miss Mary Welles returned Friday
evening from Clear Lake, where for a
/ week she had been a guest of Miss
Bertha Whitaker.
Misses Myrtle and Mabel Strong
Went home to AIontour this morning
after short visit at the homes of Ira
and Elmer McCool.
Miss Ruth Willard, who has Deel
since Wednesday at the home of her
! brother, Professor F. E. Willard. went
home 10 Grinnell today.
Mr.. Il. G. Feyneau and two little
| daughters returned home to Galena,
Kan, this morning. after spending the
past six months here visiting.
Mr.. Otis Barnhill, who has been in
i Mason City for the past few months
/ working is at home for a visit With his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Sam Barnhill.
Miss Kit Andres. who has been in the
4 city for an extended visit With Mr.. and
| Mrs Myo Hurlbut and other friends.
| has left for her home in Jacksonville,
Fla.
Mrs. r. S. Patten, daughter Rachel
! and niece, Jessie Mcmahon, returned
\ Friday evening from their visit in New
4 Providence with the formers mother
Mrs w. w. Adams.
Miss Belle Davis, Of Oskaloosa, who
H has veen visiting at the home of hel
brother, W. S. Davis. went to&Liseomt
this morning TO spend a few days al
4 the home of Miss Roxey Early.
Mr.. II G. Holly returned Friday ev.
ten.ng from two months trip thru tbs
l Dakofas and Minnesota, He was
4 joined at Ames By Mrs. Holly. who
Went that far,o meet him and accom-.
4 pany him home.
q Mr. G.. G. Urine left Friday evening
for Oshkosh, Wis, where he will spenc
4 his vacation with his Wife and daugh-
q ter Elizabeth, who have been all sum
,ner atthe home of the formers sister
4 Mrs. Ralph Burtis.
4 Misses Mary Elliott and Minnie John
ston went TO Colfax this morning for {
short stay. They will be in De-
AIoines before coming home and vii
also visit in Kansas City They vii
not return inside of a month.
Mrs. Kate Hoyle-Eliott. of Chicago
who is in the city visiting old friends
Went 10 Iowa City Friday evening
Il Where she Will be the guest Of Mrs. 9
A. Byington. She Will return here TO
another stay before going back to tn
city.
Rev j. G. Van Ness, who is enjoyin
a vacation from his duties, passed thr
the city this morning. en- route to Clea
, Lake, where he will spend few days
n He brought home his little daughte
Il Louise. who had been with him visitin
!. friends in Marion, their old home.
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