Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-09-07

DIR. and Mrs. q. w. Miller spent
Sunday In st. anthony with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Atkinson.
MRS. Marg aret Dietarich and little
son went to Boone Sunday to visit a
couple of days with Mt. and Mrs. John
Anderson.
MIR. and Mrs. II. B. Hass arrived
Sunday from Davenport for few
days visit with the formers brother
in-law. A. F. Balch, and family.
Dance at Forney's Hall Wednesday
and Thursday nights, otter the enter
tainment at the county fair. From 10
ing tickets SO cents.
Mrs. Catherine Black and Mrs. John
Duffy, of Emmetsburg, mother and a
niece of Mrs. d. q. Collins, 405 North
Third avenue, are visiting at the Col
Inns home for a few days.
Lille johnson, the colored girl who
was ordered to the reform school by
Judge Parker, left for Mitchsllville this
morn lg in charge Of Sheriff A. A.
Nicholson and DR.. Rosa Liebig.
Rev. and Mrs. z. II. Doan, Of New
Providence, who have been attending
the yearly meeting OF Friends at os-
kaloosa during the past week, past
| thru the city Monday on their way
home.
| Mr.. Emil Hanson, Of Minneapolis,
who is employed in the general audit
ing department Of the Minneapolis &
St Louis and Iowa Central, arrived in
the city Saturday to remain for few
days with relatives.
| The Congregational womens Mis-
sionary Society meeting was held Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. W.
j. Head, the feature of which was an
interesting missionary talk by Mrs. El-
la r. Towle. Of Grinnell.
| Mrs. Rudolph Henry, daughter Bea-
trice and son Charles arrived Satur-
day night for stay Of two or three
weeks with friends, after which they
will go to Mankato to reside, Mr.. Henry
having accepted a position there.
1 Ray Lounsberry went to Chicago
Sunday to enter the Chicago institute
and Training School to study to be-
come a Y. M. C. A. physical director
Leslie j. Bell went to Minneapolis
Minnesota.
Mrs. j. q. Garter. 107 South Ninth
street, was hostess Friday afternoon
to the regular meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Friends church. The
regular business session was followed
by social time, during which the
hostess served lunch.
Miss Vera Sieg left Sunday night TO,
Cincinnati, o., where she is librarian
Of the east end library, after thres
weeks vacation visit here at the HON,
Of her parents, MT. and Mrs. George
L. Sieg, and in Des Moines with hel
brother, Mr.. Stanley B. Sieg and wife
Miss Bertha Crozier, who had beer
a guest for two days at the home a
her cousin, Miss Anna Maud Kimber.
4 lY, coming here from visit witt
her father, Representative Georg,
w. Crozier, left Saturday nigh
for Brooklyn, N. z, where she is il
brarian Of the South Brooklyn library.
i Mrs. G. II. Morris, Of this city, VIII,
was chosen dean Of women Of Drak'
4 University, went to Des Moines Mon
day to make preparations for the year.
work, which begins with the openin,
of the university on Sept. 20. Mrs
Norris will spend Saturday and Sun
day, of each week in this city.
Miss Mary w. Abbott, of Ogden
Utah, daughter Of Mr.. j. w Abbott
who has 6Sen visiting her grandmother
Mrs. IA. C. Abbott, and other rela'
tives here, WIN leave within a few day
for Rockford, ILL.,, to enter Rockfor.
College James Abbott, son Of Mr..
Nv. abbott, has entered Iowa Stat,
College, Ames.
Miss Wilma Wall, who has bee1
spending q few days with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Wall
left for Streeter, I'LL. Sunday evening
to Join her mother, Mrs. Nellie Wal
who is teaching there this year. Mis-
; Wilma has been spending the summe
with her grandnother, Mrs. Davi'
Hauser, at Union.
An enjoyable social affair was hel
Saturday evening in the basement O
the Central Church OF Christ, by abou
fifty young people of the Christian En-
tdeavor Society and friends. The az
fair was q hard times party given b.
the losing to the winning side In an ut
tendance and membership contest, MIS-
Myra Flanagan heading the former
ann Mics IesSie MCMSf1 the 1atta,
; The young men were required to trir
. hats, which they afterward wore an
a getting-acquainted and other game
Iwere enjoyed. Representative har
times GRUB" IHas served, ON tin plate
and tin cups, each one passing In lin
to the hitoliSn. for his handout."
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