Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-29
PERSONAL MENTION

; PERSONAL MENTION 5
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Richie spent Sum
day in Albion.
MIR. Will A. Brown spent Sunday in
Gilman with mis- family.
Miss Winnie Woodland. of LaMoille,
spent Saturday in the city.
Dir. Il. A. Hunt. of Melbourne, was a
business visitor in the city today.
Mir. r. II. Whitacre, Of Albion, was
in the city on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Townsend spent
Sunday in LaMoille with relatives
Editor Reynolds, of the Melbourne
Record, was in the city on business to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Werlich and chill
dren spent Sunday in Eldora with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Mary Chaplin. mother Of Mrs. G.
w Huntington, went to Oskaloosa this
morning.
Miss Maude Burtch. of Gilman, spent
Sunday in the city az the guest of Miss
Annie Gregg.
Miss Bertha Beck, of Toledo, spent
Sunday in the city as the guest of Miss
llstele Duncan.
Mir and Mrs Andrew LeCroyx spent
Sunday in L:sccnlb as guests at the j.
c. Myers home.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Laird and sons
spent sunday in Newton at the home
Of Mr.. Laird's parents.
Mr.. Claude w. Morse went to Chi
cage Saturday night. where he will re-
5inain for a few days on business.
Mr.. j. II. Haines spent sunday in Lis
comb. whore he Vas the guest of the
families Of Messrs. james and Charles
Could.
Misses Myrtle and Birdette Young
spent Sundas- in Mason City with their
father, Conductor T. ID. Young, of the
Central
Misses Florence Kelley and Rass
Hetehum returned SATURDAY evening
|lrom a pleasant tan days STAY in OIL
tumwa with friends.
Mrs. Harry Arnold returned Saturday
evening from Montour. where she has
hssn Visiting for the past few days VIII
iler sister, Mrs j. g. Stewart.
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Miss Mary A. Bailey of Marietta. WA.
in the city Saturday, being on her VA,
ste Albion. where she spent Sunday Il.
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Modlin.
Misses Mamie. Katherine and Georgia
Mooney and cousin. MISS May stone
spent sunday in Gilman as guests o
their uncle, Mr.. Thomas Mooney. ane
family
Mi. George Sewer, who has beer look
ling after his cpilirac, work for tn
Northwes,ern AT Tana for the past LEI
/ weeks was III the city for a Sunda.
i visit with his family.
1 Mrs. +. L. Meeker left this mornin,
for Monmouth, Ill, where she Mil re
main for a ten days visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs j. w sipher an.
sister. Mrs. j. ID. Diffenbaugh.
| Miss Martha Beeson OF Des M9ines
Who was in the city for an OVERS unda,
1 visit With her parents. Quartermaste
and Mrs y. a. Beea9n of the Soldiers
/ Homo, returned to Des Moines Sunda,
1 evening.
MI. John Bhrel, a student Of the low
state College. Ames. returned 10 Ane
sunday evening after having spent sat
\ t'iN-s's siis'A VIZ CIiS d( LIZ
| home Of his parents Mr. and Mrs. j
/ w. Bhrel.
4 Mrs. c. t. Newmon. If St. ANTHONY
who has beer in lie city a few day
/ visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. A. Cranilil
and family, returned home Saturda,
evening. accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Levi Ruttan, who wiil remain dur
ing the summer at her daughter home
Consul and Mrs $. G. Mcfarland AN,
1 daughter Marian Went 10 Cedar Fali
1 this morning, where they will be guest
\ at the homes Of MIR. McF'arldnd's moth
er. Mrs. Peter Melendy, and sister, Mrs
| Walker. Mrs. Mcfarland Will return o,
1 Tuesday evening and Mr. McFarlan,
land daughter viii remain until Thurs
day.
Mr.. .Aaolph 1dso, a former membe
Of the Marshalltown police force. and 70
many years a resident of MarshalltoWl
/ Silent sunday in the city in coinpan
With his wife and children as the CUES
Of his brother, Mr.. Thomas Idso. an
family. Mr.. ldso is now located a
Aldenin the butchering business and
( doing nicely
Mrs j. II. Leonard. of Albion, spen
Saturday in the city, being on her va
home from Tama, where she has bee
for a week at the home Of her daughte,
4 Mrs $. a. Spurrier, who il in poo
health. Mrs. Spnrrier accompanied he
4 mother home and will remain in Albio
| for an indefinite time, probably for tw
orthree months, or until she regains he
health.
Raging, Roaring Flood
Mashed down a telephone line whic
4 Charles c. Ellis, of Lisbon. Ia, lad t
repair. Standing waist deep in lie
4 water" he writes. gave me a te:ribl
cold and cough. 1t grew worse dali,
i Einally the best dnntIhrS a., Il. Z, -.