Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-26

Thanksgiving travel was "a It's an
nual high ebb Wednesday evening ant
today. when the passenger stations
| were thronged with people en- route
to other points TO enjoy the annua
holiday, or being welcomed by loca
friends who are to entertain.
Thanksgiving eve travel by rail /:
the heaviest of the entire year. ta'
shortness OF the vacation for college:
and schools bringing the rush at ont
time, with college students and teach
! ers added to the usual heavy business
Additional equipment was provided b.
all railroads to care for the travel, and
still the Goa aches were crowded TO over
flowing.
DR.. and Mrs, F L. Humeston were al
Written. the guests of Mrs. Humes-
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Jaksy
Merritt Mcmahon. who is q student
az the state university, and Miss Jessie
McNahon, OF Drake University. Des
Moines. were guests at the parental II
r. McMahon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Nandervee- were
in Grinnell with relatives.
Misses Adeline Currier and kath-
crime Morgan visited with friends in
Waterloo.
William Hurlhurt, who IS student
at the state university, Vas home 20
be with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Il.
F. Hurlbur;
Miss Rose Lincoln spent the day With
her mother Mrs. Minnie Lincoln, al
Green Mountain.
4 Miss Alice Willard. Of the state uni
versity student body visited her parents
Kirk. of Bismarck, y D. was also q
guest et the Willard home.
Miss Nellie Pierce visited relatives
in Pomeroy.
Mr. and Mrs E. D. yount and daugh-
ter Ethelyn were with relatives in
Newton
Melville smith. of the state univer-
sity. spen, the day with his mother.
Mrs Julia Smith
Miss Maude McBroom visited in
Gladbrook.
Raymond Johnson. who IS attending
the state university. was the guest Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. john
son.
Miss Ethel Erickson was in Lamoille
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E B. Clinton and
daughter Mildred were with relatives
in Centerville, and from there go to
Russell 10 spend SUNDAY
Ralph Welker an : L. I. student.
was home with his parents, Mr. and
/ Mrs Alva N-eIker
Miss Martha Cowie visited in Cedar
Falls
sisters Mary Plus and Marcelline. OF
St. Mary's convent. were guests o. the
formers sisters. Misses Annie and
Mamie Oppice. in 81. Louis.
Miss Eta Langdou wa sthe guest OF
friends at Anamosa.
Commandant c. c Horton. of the
soldiers home, and Miss Horton. had
as their guests the colonels brother
and sister. E w Horton and Miss
Sarah l. Horton. Of Muscatine. and
daughter, Mrs James Brockway. of
Let's, and the la;ter's baby son. John
Horton.
| Miss Elizabeth weIlemeyer, super.
visor OF music in the public schools
visited at the home Of her brother
Arthur wellemeyer. al Klemgne. where
a large family gathering was held in
a new home Mr.. and Mrs. WellemeyeI
have recently completed.
Miss Catherine Gallagher was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. James II. Gray
formerly Of this city. but now OF Vim
ton, where Mr. Gray is superintendent
OF the pubic schools.
Miss Cora Crowder visited at her
home in Laurens.
Miss Vera Winery. wA9 IS teaching
at Alden. was home with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ. WINERY. Vernon
Winery. who is attending school at
Iowa City. was also home for the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Lou Hole was the guest of her
nephew, Harry Hole, aud family a.
Boone.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Prazak and
children. of Mason Cits-, were here
with Mir. and Mrs. ole >. Lien
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Stanton and son
Harmon spent the day with thei'
daughter, Mrs. Jay GoIld, near Lis
comb.
| Miss Jennie walser, Of Mason City
was the guest at the home OF her
brother DR.. j. 4. Walser.
Mrs. Mary Wilson spent the day a.
the home of her brother, j. y. Lang
in Grinnell.
Mr. and Mrs. George a. Turner and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w Nelson were
in Mason City with Mrs. Nelson's son
and Mrs. Turner'S daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank c. Goodman.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. VOORHEES,. Mrs
". H VOORHEES, and George Barnard
spent the day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs {. 3. Bryan. at Grinneil.
MIR. f NJ Belzer and Miss Nellie
Belzer. of Eddyyiie. ware with the!-
mother. Mrs Julia Belzer. IN this city
Z n@ -h
soldiers. home. were in Albert Lea
MINI. with their son, F. u. Chapman
and family.
NJ ard Mrs L, y. Bailey. of Grin