Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-09

, MISS S1SAElttlG NSuSl' ana MISS
cynthia McCrary left Saturday for
a two weeks vacation visit at Des
Moines and Colfax
Mrs. D. W. Norris and daughter Ella.
who have been visiting at the D. w.
! Norris. Jr., and T. c. Cartwright homes,
returned home Friday evening.
Mrs. R. A. Walker and son. Master
I for weeks visit with Mrs. Walkers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Hire and the
Misses Lois and Ada Mason of I'm
ion, returned home Saturday after
visiting friends IN the city couple Of
days. They were accompanied by Miss
Vera Lands.
The regular study meeting Of the
Ladies Mission Circle OF the First
Baptist church was held Friday after
noon with Mrs. Ellen G. Lennox at the
David Lennox home, 40S West Nevada
street
Mrs. Ray De Witt returned Friday
evening from stay of several weeks
at Brady Island, No, where her hus-
band is employed, and went TO New
Sharon Saturday to visit her mother,
Mrs. c. B. Lewis.
Mr.. Ruby Bousun left on Sunday
for Monmouth TO join his wife
who has been visiting there the past
week Mr.. and Mrs. Bousuln will go
to Galesburg for more extended stay
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quist left Sat-
urday for Moline. H., TO visit their
daughter. Mrs. A. W. Richardson, and
family. Mr.. Quist will return home in
!. a few days. but Mrs. Qudst viii remain
for a more extended visit
Mr.. c. A Bohnenkamp. editor of the
Duncomhe Tribune, was in the city
, Saturday, enroute home from the ed
, itorial convention at Mason City. Mr.
a Bohnenkamp was formerly at Breda-
. where he published the news.
Mrs. A. ]. Clark went to Newton
Friday evening to remain over Sun
d day with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
: Dixon. Mrs. Clark's son Sterling, who
n has been visiting his grandparents for
d about a week, accompanied his mother
IT home.
i Mrs. W. a. Alien and oaughte,
i Madeline, who have been visiting {
4 fortnight with the formers parents
= Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Bousum, returned
r 10 their home in Monmouth, Saturday
; and will go from there in a couple o
&. weeks to South Dakota to visit oteh
i. relatives.
Rev. D. a. Thomas, president o
Western Union College, Ledars, WIN
q, has been In the city for few days il
II the interests Of the college, went {
% Cedar Rapids Saturday afternoon. Dr.
:. Thomas has been the guest of Revs. "
:. N. Force and ]. Auracher during hi
x stay in the city.
% William Knoll. of Haverhill the q ge
a farmer who was injured in a runa wa
= accident here Thursday afternoon,
"a suffering severely from his acciden
= and is under the care of a physician
A Mr.. knobs right leg is causing hir
re considerable pain. and is badly swollel
r His condition, however, is not though
Of 70 be serious.
re 1sreal Packer of Rockwell City, &C
I'D conpanied by his daughter Mr.
er Bertha olkjer, of Ebert, Colo. and II
III latter's son, Ira, left for Rockwell CT,
ut Saturday. Mrs Packer and son Henr
", will remain in the city a few day
lg when they will leave for Jefferso
OF county, Ohio, for visit of sever;
re weeks with relatives and friends.
ad Gwendolene. little daughter of N
ISL and Mrs y. A Evans, entertained eigf
n OF her little girl and boy friends FIR
day from 4 TO Z, with an auto ride, 9
which they were accompanied by NJ
RS. and Mrs. Evans, followed by suppe
N at Riverview park. The occasion VIZ
lat little Miss Gwendolenes 4th annivel
sary, and she received number
pretty gifts. Mrs. Evans was assiste
!. in serving the picnic supper by her 81.
ter, Mrs. J. G. Capron.
Of Miss Helen Peterson, 2os Nor
Third avenue, entertained dozen gi
re- friends Friday afternoon IN honor
tel Miss Hilda Mold, of Sioux City, who
re, here visiting her grandparents. Mr.. al
ON Mrs. c. A. Mold. Games and music We
md enjoyed. and the hostess sisters. Mis-
it'll es Minnie and Anna Peterson served
sw tTwoo-oy7usrssc Lunch. Other cs..-of tor
or guests were Miss Ardus Irwin, of O
left lahoma City. Okla; Miss Adah Fall
t. of Greenville. S. c., and Miss Fee
Who Harding, Of Covingon.
not
inc w. B. Christie, boys secretary Of t
ysr Railroad 7. NJ. c. A, left Saturd
;on for an extended eastern trip. He n
arss stop a couple Of days in Chicago, til
~ go to his old home at Trenton, n
80. to visit a week or so with his mott
o. and brother, after which he will go
.eu Silver Bay, Lake George N. Y, to
= tend the secretsrial school for z.
ICY, c. A. boy workers, for a couple
'.eo weeks, returning to Trenton for q
oe- other week, thence home, in Septe
! 10 Der.
nth, Mr.. Laurence Z. Kersey, Of Chica
arrived In the city Friday evening, q
went to New Providence, where he ,
4. remain for short visit with his mo
mes, er, Mrs. T. c. Kersey. Mr.. Kersey
ton managing the Hinshaw Grand On
rmy Quartet, headed by William Wade Il
lrge shaw, bass baritone, former n
par Providence boy. Other members
who the quartet are Mrs. la Burnap q
bar shaw, Wade Hinshaw's sister in
ara soprano: Mrs. Frederika Gerhs
the Downing. OF Des Moines. cont.alto:
John B. Miller. tenor.