Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-08-27
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AuS.s Sd.--NldlLIicW lIuhS
rived Tuesday from Seattle, Wash,
and is visiting at the home of his
father-in-law James Boyd Mrs.
Duffy and children have been in Lis
comb for six weeks, and expect to
remain for some time.
Mrs. Blanche Beatty Pitcher and son,
OF Gridley, Kas., came home Tuesday
evening for a visit with Mrs. Pitch
ers parents.
Mrs. w. D. Melick is in Spokane,
Wash, the guest of relatives for q
month.
The Bethel Grove Sunday school will
hold picnic near Carey Arney's home
Friday. BY special invitation the
Christian Sunday school of this town
will join them in, the days program.
The Misses Hedges. of Iowa City,
who have been enjoying a visit at
the J. l.. Meade home, returned to
their home Saturday.
Mrs. Ora Quinlan is home for few
days to visit her mother and child
rem.
Mrs Ella Haggin spent several days
Of this week in Union with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Biersborn are
happy over the arrival Of third
daughter in their home. The young
lady made her appearance Tuesday.
Miss Clara Bauman came home
Wednesday from a two days attend
ance at the state fair.
Mrs Tracy and son and Mrs. Nc
Gee, of Sterling. ILL.,, sisters of Mrs.
C. C. Church, were visitors at the
Joseph Stiert home Monday.
C. c. Church and brother, Of La
fayette, ILL.,, who is visiting him, went
to Des Moines Tuesday to attend the
state fair.
James Parker went to Lanark, ILL.,,
Tuesday to be at the bedside of his
mother, who is lying very III OF COM
plications attendant upon old age.
Mr.. Owen Evans Of Minneapolis was
the guest Of his niece, Mrs. r c.
Nichols. few days this week.
r. f. Clark is moving to the rooms
above the barber shop Of M. G. OsBry-
on. Mr. Roy Clark will have charge
Of the lower rooms. in which he VIII
conduct tonsorial parlor. Harold
Clark will occupy the Clark residence
on North Main street.
Mr.. L O. Shook arrived Saturday
from an extended trip thru Canada
and North Dakota.
School will begin here Monday, Aug.
81. Miss Susie Church. who Will teach
in the primary department. arrived
Saturday.
Mr.. Peter Helm, of McGregor visited
his nephew, Joseph Stiert, several days
this week.
George Melick and daughters. Miss
Minnie, and Mrs. Harry Thurber, are
in Des Moines to attend the fair, and
also to pay a visit to their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Henry Jansen.
Dell Burkhart, Hazel Barber, Marie
Scott. and Mr.. and Mrs Elias Buegh-
ly. are in Des tMoines this week
Mrs. NJ M. McFee and children ar.
rived home from a weeks visit to rel
atives near Independence Friday.
Mrs. Stiert gave dinner party to
number of relatives Tuesday. Among
the guests were Mrs. c. M. Titlow and
nieces, the Misses Pearl and Rose
White, of Lafayette, Ill.
Miss Elsie Alexander. Of Sac City, is
the guest Of friends in and lear LIS
comb for a few weeks.
Mrs. Grace O'Bryon Of Webster City,
was in town Wednesday on business
returning home in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Weatherly
started for their new home in South
Dakota Wednesday. Mr.. Weatherly has
taken a homestead about fifty miles
west of Pierre, which he intends to Sc
cure by actual residence.
Mrs. Elmer Boyd and sons Harold
and Dale are visiting in and near Rock
Rapids this week.
Mrs. Minnie f. Lincoln went to
Green Mountain Sunday, where she
has a position as cashier Of the new
bank of that place. Her many friends
unite in wishing her all good luck in
her new field of labor, but deeply re-
greet the necessity of her leaving this
village, where the years have brought
many pleasant associations.
The Thomas Cup family moved to
Ames Thursday. where Mr.. Culp has
a position im the college.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr. Delbert Gould to Miss
Celia Miller, on Aug. 3. The bride is
q, daughter of j. w. Miller, and the
groom a son Of William Gould.
MARIETTA.
Aug. 27.-Mrs. William Dunn, Of ST.