Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-07-06
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Mrs. George f. Thayer and children
left this morning for Rocky Ford, Col.
Mr. w. Kiedick, of Ames, was a
Marshalltown visitor on the Fourth.
Mrs. Peter Peterson, 712 Bromley
street, was hostess to the Tirzah Aid
society Friday afternoon at the regu-
lar meeting.
4 Miss Helen Huntington Of Elizabeth.
N. j., is expected in the city Wednes-
day to visit Misses Lora Carney and
Helen Abbott.
| DR.. Charles Heating, Of Des Moines,
and Mr. William Heating, of oska-
loosa, spent the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nitsch.
Miss Pearl Townsend, smho is en-
ployed in Boone, spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city with her mother.
Mrs. Julia Townsend.
Mr. E. d. Sanford and daughter,
Grace. of Eldora, were the guests at
the home of the formers sister law,
Mrs. George Estabrook. over the
! Fourth.
NFa dTu MIS-. W. III Daily dhu uuuSH
ter Phyllis, Louisville, KY, arrived in
the city Friday night, and are guests
of Mrs Barry's mother, Mrs Mary
| Bowman.
Mrs. Fred Robertson and daughter
! Lillian, will leave early tomorrow
morning for Okawville, Ill.,, for
months visit. They will also visit in
ST Louis.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Mission circle of the Baptist church
was held Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. B. w. Sinclair, 1131s North
Second street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Snyder, of Webster
City, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. Lonergan from Saturday morn
/ ing until this noon, when they left for
\ their home.
| #. G. Pierce left FOR Burlington this
morning, where he goes to deliver ar
address before a meeting of the Bur-
lington Commercial club on municipal
| taxation Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rudolph Henry and little son.
OF Chicago arrived in the city Friday
evening. and will remain for ten
days visit at the home of Mr.. Henry's
sister, Mrs. Harold Pontius.
/ Mr.. H. F. Clemens and family have
returned from delightful two weeks
outing spent at Arnold's Park and
Okoboji They also visited few days
with Mr. Clemens sister, Mrs c. Wall
| ter, at Ocheyedan,
| n
day evening from two weeks visit in
Chicago with Mrs. G. c. Magenhemer.
Grace Diehl, niece of Mrs Magen-
heimer who accompanied Miss Shove
TO Chicago returned with her.
| Miss Artie Humeston, of Union, was
| the guest over the Fourth and Sunday,
OF Miss Stella Frazier, who. with Mrs
w. r Painter, at the latter's home, en-
| tertained about a dozen young people
| at house party Saturday The day
was much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard d. Wilbur and
children, and Mrs. Wilbur's sister, Miss
Lila Hitchcock, of Wayne, Neb., Mrs
E. W. Jay. son Clyde, and daughter
Gertrude; Mrs. Martha Kuhns and
Miss Anna Andrews, left this morning
fog. Clear Lake. where they will enjoy
a two weeks outing.
Miss Marian Parker, librarian Of the
| Carnegie library at Fremont. Neb., who
was here over the Fourth visiting her
parents, Judge and Mrs. j. M Parker.
has gone to Iowa City, where she will
attend library school at the state un-
iversity for about four weeks. Miss
Parker will then return here for q
short visit
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Der Deutsche Undertakings kreis
was entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. E. II. Keller, 41O North Third
street. After the reading of the regu-
lar lesson, plans were made for pic
mic, at which the ladies are to enter
Tain their husbands at the soldiers
home park. Friday evening, July II.
Guests of the kreis were Mrs. j. L.
Williams, Mrs. S. r. Feinberg, and
Miss Armbruster, the latter of Des
Moines.
A WHOLESOME TONIC.