Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-08
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Mr. and Mrs. John WiSeman. Mrs. G
8howalter and SON Harold. were over.
Sunday guests Of their daughter ans
sister, Mrs. Henry Paul. and family u
Marshalltown.
Mrs. John Crandon spent from FRI
day until Monday with her son, FREQ
Crandon. and wife, at Waterloo.
A daughter was born to Cornelius
Strand and wife Monday morning.
Mrs. John wylle and NJ. Q, Hocun
and wife OF Grinneli. were er-Sun-
day guests OF their son and brother
j. L. wylie. and family.
Mrs. ]. l.. Wylie entertained sixteen
guests Saturday evening in honor Oh
NJ. o. Hocum and wife. who leave
Wednesday for Hawarden. where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. Jonas Sawyer and son Gle, OIL
Hayfeld. Minn. came Saturday for ;
visit with the Ole Sawyer family.
Lawrence Marvin visited the last D
the week with his sister. Mrs. 4. J
johnson. and family, at st. Cloud
MINI.
Nels Rinden and wife returned Tues
day from weeks visit with rel
atives ut Sioux City, Iowa, Omaha,
Neb., and Brewster, MINI.
Charles Dague left Tuesday on a
business and pleasure trip to Mercedes,
Tex.
Mrs .. Grams and son Raymond, OF
Warrensburg. No. came Friday morn
ing for a visit with G. w. Green and
wife.
Samuel Paul and daughter. Miss
Anna, Of Ireland. and Miss Minnie. Of
Chicago. are visiting at the j. L. Paul
home.
j. S. Wilson and daughters Ruth
and Helen OF Des Moines, came Sat-
urday for a visit with their relatives,
| the Frank Wynn family.
J. S. Hough. wife and son Cecil. of
Harvey ILL.,, are visiting Mrs. Hough's
parents, J. S. Storrs and wife.
Miss Josie Read, of Hartford. Neb..
Is visiting her uncle, Charles Read and
family.
Lester Clark. who had been carpen-
tering at Rochelle. Ill.,, returned home
Thursday.
Charles Archerd. OF Red Oak. came
Friday evening for visit with Mrs
e. c. Rockhill and family.
Mrs w. I. Gould and children. OF
Marshalltown, were over-Sunday guest.
Rev. N. F. Pifer and daughters Loi:
and Bernice, OF Whittcn. came Thurs
day evening for a visit with their rela-
tive. the Charles Green family. Mrs
Pifer Is a patient in the Methods,
Episcopal hospital. where she under
went an operation. She Is getting alone
nicely.
Mrs. David Mcpherson. Of Rockwell
City, came Thursday for visit with
her brothers. John. Bethel and Ed
Crandon.
Mrs. William Haak and children, Carl
and Christian Of Marshailtown, spen,
Tuesday with the formers daughter
Mrs. Clint Beatty. and husband
Miss Mayme Nash, Of Grinnell was
a guest Tuesday OF Mrs l. c. Gould
and family.
Mrs. George Damn, OF Des Moines.
came Tuesday evening for a ten days
visit with her folks, the Tom Williams
family.
Mrs. J. S. Paul. Mrs. Clint Alden and
daughter. Rena, went to Des Moines
Tuesday for visit with their parents,
David Mckee and wife
Jim 1ngraham, wife and daughter
Nellie, of OSwego. Kan. came Tuesday
evening for a two weeks visit with
their folks, the John Ingranam family.
Mrs. Carrie Forman left Wednesday
morning for Verdi, Mimi. when she
will visit four months with her son.
Peter. and other relatives.
Miss Olive Sawyer, who has been
visiting for two weeks with relatives
at Doves and Hayfiefd, Mimi. returned
home Wednesday morning.
Guy GARNER and wife were guests
from Friday until Monday OF Fred
Pence and wife at Waterloo.
As Had Her Guessing.
President Mellen, OF the New Haven
likes railroad stories, no matter what
the variety and was immensely pleased
with one Of the lesser officials the other
day when he told him this one as be-
ing not only true. but as an occurrence
in the New Haven station:
A nervous lady stopped a baggage
master and demanded to know why her
train was arriving so late.
WELL" said he, TITS just like this:
The train ahead is behind and this train
was behind before besides
The lady could not figure It out and
neither for a moment could President
Melfen.-Boston Traveller.