Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-05
erinnelI and Vicinity.
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Grinnell, Aug. o.-Mrs. J. E. Van
Evera, S22 Park street. returned to her
home yesterday morning after a visit,
OF several weeks at tho homes Of her
three sons in Kansas City.
Mrs. NJ. G. Capron, Of the Hotel
Monroe, is having a visit from her
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Monroe, whose home is In Rome,
N. Y. They came on Friday and on
Saturday evening went to MARSHALL
town for an over Sunday visit with
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Clifford. who were
here in their automobile Mrs. Clifford
being niece OF Mr. Monroe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe plan to spend several
weeks here. Mr.. Monroe was in the
early dayv of fifty years ago an Indian
trader and a freigrter from Omaha
to the Black Hills and has many inter-
esting tales to tell Of those pioneer
days.
On Saturday afternoon a party con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Correll.
Miss Lura Correll, and Mrs. Julia Nc
Doweli came in their auto to the Hotel
Monroe for the night. having come by
way Of Des Moines from Creston that
day. They had the experience Of ditch
ing and overturning their auto and es-
Gaping without a scratch to any Of the
occupants or a dollars worth Of dam
age to the roadster. They are on their
return to their home in Canton. Ohio,
after an auto trip thru southern In
diana, Missouri. Oklahoma, Kansas
and Iowa. and express themselves as
having enjoyed themselves immensely.
Rev. LaRoy s. Hand preached yes
terday AFTERNOON at the school house
half mile north Of Jacobs Switch, in
the fish neighhorhood. He was accom-
panied by two auto loads of men from
the city and the meeting was one OF
much interest. Rev W. B. Wilson OF
the Christian church preached at the
same hour at a school house two miles
farther north.
Richard Smith, who has had his
home in Indianola, Iowa. for the past
twenty-eight years, has been VISITING
recently the scenes Of his earlier life
in Montezuma, where he was one OF
the early settlers and where he has not
before been for many years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Norton is having the
pleasure of visit from her daughter
Mrs. Anna Clough, whcse home Is IN
Chicago and who plans to be here for
several weeks Mr.. Clough is manager
Of the advertising department Of the
Chicago Record Herald.
Mrs. Henry T. Chaplin. Of this city
is expecting visit this week from hel
brother. Mr. J. G. Stire. whose home IL
in LINCOLN. Neb.. but whom she has not
seen for fifteen years. Mr.. stire wa.
here last year but the Chains were
away on long trip thru the east.
/ Miss Edith Mcintosh is again at hel
/ fathers home in this city after sew
eral months spent In Denver. Colo.
!. Mrs A. Pehmiller, 1913 Fifth avenue
LIS having the Measure Of visit from
her sisters. Mrs. c. 8. shnman ant
/ Mrs. w. r Theat. both Of Lincoln
Neb.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry J. HUT. VIII,
have been visiting in Stockport. ar
again at home in this city and located
4 in the Swan residence on High street
Mr.. and Mrs RAYMOND Hutchinson
4 have the sympathy Of the commute
In the loss Of their infant son by dealt
whose birth YVES hailed with Joy blu
a few DAYS earlier.
Mr.. and Mrs Emory Sickle an
nounce the birth to them Of son OF
Tuesday last.