Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-15


Mr.. n. r. Miller was in Des Moines
on business today.
Mr.. W. N. Dickerson was in Mel
bourne on business today.
! Rev, and Mrs. 8. e. Ellis left this
morning for Gear Lake for . weeks
outing.
Now is the time to hli your cellar
m. -"rshalltown coke. Gregory Coal.
wv" W." = I'm, Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. frn,- NSd from a'i their
home Saturday evenlnk ids
visit in Chicago and Grand Kas-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pitcher and Mr:
and Mrs. ]. I. Glen spent Sunday IN
Waterloo at the Wallace Glenn home.
Marshall Lodge. No. los. A. F. & A.
NJ. will work on the third degree at
1880 Tuesday evening. George Gregory,
w. NJ.
Mr.. A. II. Sheldon will leave Thurs
day for Chicago, and from there Will
GO to Milwaukee, Townsend and other
Wisconsin points for weeks visit.
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Frank Borton, who lives four miles
north OF town, and who underwent
al, operation for appendicitis at the
White hospital two weeks ago. Will be
discharged Tuesday.
Rev. w. 0. Peterson. of Clyde, Kan.
is in the city for short visit at the
home of his sister, Mrs Fred Rockey.
Rev. MIR. Peterson IL on his way home
from an eastern trip
Mrs. Emma Sellers and daughter
Florence spent Sunday with friends In
| Green Mountain. Mrs. Sellers, who
has been living at Galatea. Colo. ex-
poets to make Marshalltown her home.
Mr.. Merle Saint Of Ashland. Ohio,
son Of former Postmaster John Q.
Saint, arrived in the city Sunday and
viii temaii for a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Miller and
other friends
| Mabel and Myrna jerome. daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jerome. left Sat
| urday night for Detroit. Mich, where
| they will remain for a two weeks visit
with their aunt Mrs. Chris Benntng.
and cousin, Miss Clara Carleton.
| Mr. and Mr. f.. A. Bowles who re-
moved to this city few days ago
| from Wellsburs. where Mr.. Bowles has
been in the grain business. are par
ents of Il teE-pourd daughter. born
| Sunday light at o'clock IN the White
: hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bowlex will re-
side at 500 North Center street.
! Mrs c. f. Schoenlut left Saturday
! evening for New York City. and from
, there will go into the White Noun
tains for stay Of @ few weeks with
! friends She will also visit in Port
, land, Me. and at Boston. While en-
/ route home Mrs. Schocnhut will visit
J at Pittsburgh for few days. and will
) return home in time to take up her
state fair work late in August
Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Wildman. Mr.. w.
! B. Wildman and son Ray, and Mr.. and
| Mrs Ralph Wildman and son Wendell!
of this city, Mrs. Harry Reed. OF On
tario, Cal: Mrs. r. j. G. Pulsipher. OF
| New Orleans; Mr.. Thomas Wildman
of Sully, and Master Stewart Ball. o!
Des Moines. formed family part!
which left this morning for Elysian
Mimi, for two weeks fishing at Lake
! Frances.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. r. X. f3eHeulCt HUG
daughters Margaret and Katherine left
this morning for Clear Lake where
they will visit until Friday. From
there they will go to Winona. Mimi. t.
visit Mr. Benedict's sister. Mrs. Wal
ter Shirk for a few days and ther
to South Haven to spend three week:
at Lake Sylvia On the return trip thu
party will come down the river by boa
from ST Paul to Clinton.
Mr.. Frank Placek. OF Minneapolis
who has been in the CIT for few
days visit with his parents. Mr.. an
Mrs r. A. Placek. left for his HON
Saturday night. Mir. Placek came her
owing TO the illness of his mother. wh
has been suffering from severe at
tack Of gastri,is. Mrs. Placek Is no'
muct, better, blu: until she has recoE
cred completely her daughters will re
main in the city. The daughters VIII
are here owing to their mothers Ill
, ness are Mrs. Claude Moore. Of Chica
go: Mrs William Coon. of Denver
and Mrs Frank Linneberry. of Seattl