Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-17

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A. b. Hoover. who has been spending
q week ct KoshkononS. Mo. whore he
has fruit land. returned home Friday
night.
OFFICER william LAge, Of the police
force. left this morning for Davenport
to remain for = few days visit with
relatives.
MI. and Mr.. David Smith and Mr..
o. L. Ingledue will leave Sunday morn
ing for Chicago, where they will re-
main for stay OF few days.
Mrs. Samuel Lepley. Of Clifford. who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. N. Rowen. for few days, re-
turned to her home Friday evening.
DR.. ]. b. Beeson Of Livingston. Mont.
will arrive Sunday morning from Roch-
ester, MINI. and will remain for a
brief visit with his father. Mr.. w. B
Beeson.
Rev. Frank NJ. Wheeler. Of Marion
township. returned home this morning
from Prairie City. where he has been
for few days assisting in a series Of
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. q. Pickard, Of this
city, and Rev. N. NJ. Hodgin, Of Ban
gor, went to LeGrand this morning to
attend the Bangor quarterly meeting
of Friends.
Mrs. j. c. Mitchem and Mrs. E. E.
Howe will entertain the Ladies' Guild
of st. Pauls church at the Mitchem
home 1902 West Main street, Monday
afternoon at $3.50.
Mrs. Fred Carlson and Mrs. Robert
Jacobson, Of Des Moines. who have
been guests OF Mrs. "A. F. Swan, PIP
West Boone street. for two weeks, re-
turned home today.
Earl Mcconnell spent Friday in
Keokuk where ne was the guest Of the
Huiskamp Bros. Company, shoe man
ufacturers, who invited their Iowa GUS
toners to spend the day at the fac
tory. ..s,t
Mrs. T. p. Marsh spent Friday in
Grinnell with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Woodwork, returning home with Mrs.
Elizabeth Jones and Miss Laura Jones,
of Los Angeles. who have been at the
Woodwork home for ? few days
Messrs. archie Hixson, Ralph Van
Horn. and Harry Mclean. arrived
home Friday afternoon from three
weeks vacation. They spent week
at Lake Frances. Mimi, and a week at
Minneapolis. The return trip by boat
consumed the greater part of a week.
being made from st. Paul to Clinton.
Young people Of the German Evan
gelical church, to the, number Of ten
or dozen, are planning to go to Glad
brook Sunday to take part in mis-
sionsfest. The offering will be for In
dia. On next Sunday the church will
hold mission day services here, and
members Of neighboring societies will
attend Sc
Mr.. C. J. .Mccombs left Friday even
ing for Upper Alton. H., wherc he
will remain for a few days visit at
the home Of his brotherin-law. Diller
Young, where Mrs. .McComos and ner
daughters and Mrs. J: A. Heether have
been visiting since the 10th inst. Mrs.
| McCombs and daughters and Mrs.
! Heether went to Upper Alton from
Detroit. Mich. where, on Aug. 9. they
witnessed the narIiageof Mr.. George
Young, nephew Of Mrs. Heether and
Mrs. McCombs.
Misses Genevieve and Ethel Perkins
! Of Los Angeles, arrived in Green Noun
tain Friday for few days visit at
the T. p. Low home. The sisters were
classmates of Miss Isabel Low at Lee
land Stanford University. and last year
taught in the Riverside, Call. schools.
The Misses Perkins foTiner{yo lived at
Ames, and will visit sdt their old home
before returning to California. Miss
Bess Fitzsimmons, OF Auburn, class
mate Of Miss Erma Low at the Iowa
State Teachers College. Cedar Falls,
is also a guest at the Low home.
Mrs. Edward Wright. Of New Provi-
dence. Mr.. William Kirby and Miss
Ella Kirby, Of Indianapolis. and Theo-
dore Kirby, Of this city. brothers and
sisters, motored to the city Thursday
from New Providence. Mrs. Wright
came to purchase furnishings for her
new home that has just been COM
pleted. Mrs. Wright and her brother.
William Kirby. are just convalescing
from surgical operations performed in
Des Moines. Mr.. Kirby's operation was
necessitated as result of q broken
thigh. Mr. Wright Is an invalid, and
because of his illness Theodore Kirby
is at his sisters home, caring for the
place. While in the city the visitors
were entertained at the home OF Theo-
dore and Rev. Jennie Kirby, on North
Fifteenth street.