Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-02


phrey. going to Colfax in the evening,
where she will remain for week with
her mother, Mrs C. G. Written. who
ts In COlfax for the summer.
& Oskaloosa Herald: Miss Mary Ha-
Der. who has been visiting friends here.
left Thursday for Marshalltown, from
which place she will go to her home
at Ames In q few days.
Mr.. B. NJ. Culver, of Des Moines,
state agent for fire insurance COM
pany, spent Thursday in the city on
business and was the guest of Mr..
Morley Getz. Mr.. Culver was q former
Iowa college student.
Miss Faith Willard, of Grinneli. was
in the city Thursday night as the guest
OF her brother, Superintendent F. e.
Willard. Of the city schools going this
morning to Montour,; where she will Join
q Grinnell camping party.
Tommy" Edgar, Chicago & North
western fireman, son OF Mrs. Clara Ed
gar of this city, spent Thursday after
noon here visiting friends. Mr.. Edgar
- now on the extra list, running out Of
Clinton. His headquarters, until re-
Gently, have been in Boone.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell and daughter.
Myra. until recently residents of Cedar
Falls. went to Des Moines today. after
a brief visit with Mrs. ]. e. Wildman.
After. spending a week with Des Moines
friends and relatives they will go to
Monroe. where they will reside.
Mr.. Charles Wright, stationery clerk
in the Iowa Central general offices,
left Thursday evening for st. Louis.
where he will remain for few days
visit. From there he will go to Chicago,
where he will visit for week with
his6 brother-in-law, Mrs. Charles II.
Schon.
Miss Avis Rutherford and brother.
Master Max. OF Chicago. arrived in the
city Thursday evening from Gr:nnell,
and will visit for two weeks with their
grandfather, Mr. j. S. McNeel, and aunt
Miss Belle McNeel. before returning
home. They have been in Grinnell for
quite an extended visit.
Misses Hazel and lola Arnold went to
Clear Lake this morning, where they
will remain for an over-Sunday visit
with Mrs. w. IT. Stipp, OF State Center,
who has been at the lake for the past
two weeks. Mrs Stipp and son Leland
will return from Clear Lake Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Tallman AMI chill
sdren arrived home Thursday from Clin-
ton and Marion, where Mrs. Tallman
and the children have been visiting for
the past five weeks. They were ac-
companied by Mr. Tallman's mother.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Tallman, of Marion, who will
make a visit Of several weeks at her
sons home.
SefA 80 M 1cN0 ~
schools, returned Thursday evening
visiting friends for week. She re-
guest of her sister, Mrs. Milhiser, and
went to Liscomb this morning for a few
days visit. after which she will go to
LeGrand to visit her aunt, Mrs. Clara
Hadley.
Mrs. e. U. Berlin, OF Atchison, Kas..
who has been visiting in Gilman for the
past few weeks With her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. a. Attic. and other rel
atives and friends, arrived in the city
Thursday evening and will visit friends
for few days, leaving for her home
Saturday. Mrs. Berlin was accompanied
by her brother. Master Artie Hartman.
who will remain at his sisters home for
An INDEFINITE stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parrett, of Rose
land, La, arrived in the city today
from Savannah. ILL.,, where they have
been visiting relatives, and will remain
for months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. L. Bonawitz and Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Haskell, in this city. and with friends
thruout the county. Mr.. and Mrs Par
rett were former Marshall county res
idents, having lived in Rhodes for a
number of years before going south.
Miss Faith stuntz, of State Center, ar
rived In the city Tuesday evening from
Grundy Center, where she has been Wis
ting briefly at the home Of DR.. AfcAlpin.
Miss Stuntz has been on an extended
visit In Greensboro, Ky, with her bro
Their. Mr.. A. w. Stuntz. She has also
been in Chicago and in Cedar Falls. at
tending the I. s. N. S. summer school
and passing the examinations for a
state certificate Miss Stuntz will re-
main in the city for month, the guest
OF her brother, Mr.. II. L. Stuntz, and
family.
Mr.. A. L. Utz arrived in the city this
morning from Chicago, and will remain
for an over-Sunday visit with his moth
| err, Mre. John Utz. Miss Louise Utz,
who has been in Chicago month visit
| ing her cousin, Miss Florence. and at
the home Of her uncle. Mr.. A. l.. Utz,
will arrive home this evening on the
Colorado special, accompanied by Miss
Florence, who will remain for few
weeks visit. Miss Elsa Stern, who has
also been in Chicago month, visiting
Mrs. e. II. Keller at the Great North
ern. will return this evening with the
Misses Utz.
A Minister'S Good Work.