Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-19

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Mr.. and Mrs. C.PC Ingraham spent
Sunday In Grinnet with the latter's
mother. Mrs"A. b. Stafford.
Miss Mamie Lauritxen, OF Waterloo,
arrived in the city Saturday evening.
and is the guest OF Miss Edna Swing
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Lichty. Of Wat.
erioo, spent Sunday In the city as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Thayer.
Queen Esther Circle Of tho Methodist
! church will be entertained by Fern
Hines and Eva Lusby at the Hines
| home. 800 North Third avenue, Tues
day night.
The o. e. S. Circle will hold a picnic
Wednesday afternoon at Cottage
Grove park. In the event Of rain the
affair will be held In the Masonic
temple parlors.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
viii meet at the Specht home. three
miles north Of town. Tuesday. Con.
veyances will leave nom In front OF
the court house at 10 O'Clock.
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Mig Martha Rroedhead and Mes
danes Clara Loder and Rose Swick
| were guests Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs.
! L. w. Eells at Ames, and were in at
tendance at the chautauqua.
| Mr.. S. Y. Baldwin. Jr.. Of Des
| Moines, arrived in the city today. and
| will become associated with H. w.
Shove in the life insurance business.
Mr.. Baldwin will make this city his
| headquarters.
| Mrs. A. Odett. 1872 East Main street,
who has been seriously i'll for three
weeks, remains about the same. and
today was said to be resting as COM
fortahly as could be expected. Mrs.
Odett is suffering from typhoid pneu-
monia.
Mrs. NJ. Cllkeman, daughter Zoe, and
sons. Dan and Clarence. Of Parker, S.
D., left for their home Saturday after
three weeks visit with the former
father. r. H. Brooks, 2o3 North Four
teenth street, and brother, c. F. Brooks,
in Marion township.
The Columbus Shirt Company, the
leading shirts made to your measure
manufa cturers. Of Chicago, have APP
pointed Fred Hopkins & Son, the pop
ular tailors, as their representatives
here. The fall line of shirtings has
been received and is ready for your
inspection.
Mr.. George Hutchinson, OF Mime
apolis, arrived in the city today for
brief visit as the guest of Mr.. Sidney
Johnson. The young men are class
Of al yr{v
and will leave Wednesday morning for
Palo Alto to take up their school work
early in September. ~ao
Mrs. ]. w. Noises, 4oS West Main
street, left Saturday for an extended
visit at different points in western Ne
braska. where reside three sisters
whom Mrs Noises has not seen IN thir-
ty-nine years. On her return trip Mrs.
DNetses will stop in Omaha to visit her
son, Mr.. N E; 4Hayhurst' and family.
Mr.. William West and daughter.
Miss Edna, s12 West Nevada street.
who have been visiting for two
months at different points in Tonnes
see. arrived home Saturday night.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Vests
brother-in-law. Mr.. Jacob Crawford.
for ar extended visit. ~,
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The ice cream social given by the
ladies' auxiliary Of the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Mylesv Kelleher. 200
South Third avenue, was well patron-
lied and was a success socially and
financially. The lawn was decorated for
the occasion and lighted with cleo
tricity and locomotive headlights.
Mr.. and Mrssw.,H. .sssifner and Mr..
and Mrs. Ross HunbaTtl left Saturday
night for an eastern trtA~!ot two weeks.
They left for Kingston. Ont. and take
boat up the ST. Lawrence to Mon
treal. They will visit New York land
They will visit relatives of Mr. Hub
bard in Vermont. and will also visit
In Boston and Washington.
The picnic of the mems club of the
Episcopal church to the members Of
the church has bee" changed from
to Wednesday. Conveyances
will leave the church at 1870 p m. for
Riverview park. Those Interested in
the church who can not attend should
notify Mrs. l.. G. Abbott. Individuals
and families will bring their basket
lunches. The club will furnish ice
cream and coffee.
In celebration of the birthday ami
versary of Mrs. A. II. Hill, of Albion.
relatives Of Mrc. Hill gathered at the
home OF Mrs. Hills daughter Mrs. ".
s. Devine. 31o North First street, Sun
day, as a surprise to Mrs. Hill. In
Guided among the guests was Mrs Eta
Spence, of Rolfe, a sister, whom Mrs.
Hill had not seen for several years
Others present We're James Gould. q
brother and his wife. of Liscomb Mrs
J. r. Haines, sister, and her husband.
Of this city, and Mr.. Hill. The three
sisters and one brother are all of the
members Of the family Two
other sisters. Mrs. George w. Woodruff
and Mrs. Rebecca Garwood, are dead
Mrs. Devine. assisted by her daughter,
Miss Forestne. served delicious din
ner at noon.