Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-30

| Wednesday.
Valspar, the varnish that won't turn
| white. for sale by Bert Everist.--Ad-
! vertisement
Miss Reba Winslow, of Clemens, and
her guest, Miss Edna Brown, of Oska :
loosa, were in the city Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lancaster of Los
Angeles, arrived in the city Wednesday
for two weeks visit at the home of
the formers aunt. Mrs. c. NJ. Propst.
Miss Clara Secor, who has been Wis
ting several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Secor, at Melbourne
| returned home Wednesday evening.
H. A. Varney. formerly of Gilman,
but now of Chicago. passed thru the
city on his way to Des Moines. Denver,
and Houston. Tex, on business trip.
Miss Clara, Libbie, and Agnes Novot-
ny have returned home from Omaha.
where they have been attending IA
tournament of the Sokols. a Bohemian
organization.
r. T. Shorthill arrived home We'd
nesday evening from Madison. Wis.
where he has been for a months visit
with his daughters. Mesdames Charles
a. Mann and Lisle W, Brown.
DR. and Mrs. William j. H. Cotton,
OF Wilmington. Del. accompanied by
their little son Albert. arrived in the
city Wednesday evening and are guests
at the home OF the formers uncle. "A. L.,
Cotton, in Taylor township.
Mrs. Warren Powers. of Sterling. H..
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
and will be guest for a few weeks
at the home of her husbands sister.
Mrs. Charles Eckles, in Taylor town
ship. Mr. Powers, his son -in-laW
Charles LeFever. and the latter's Wife
son Lawrence and daughter Irene.
reached the city Tuesday night by au-
tonobile, and are at the Eckles home
Mrs G. r. Lundy and daughters,
Margaret and Katherine of Canton. o.,
arrived in the city Wednesday evening
for a visit of month or six weeks at
the home of Mrs. Lundy's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Garwood. 200 West Grant
street, John Garwood, who has been
away five weeks, camping at Lake
Geneva, Wis. and in another Y. M. c.
sister home.
Dean Lerle. son of Dr. f. P. Lierle.
narrowly escaped serious injury this
morning when he collided with an
automobile driven by Merritt Greene.
Jr.. on East State street, near Center.
Young Lierle, who was riding his
wheel, was in the center of the street
when he was struck by the automobile
with such force as to throw him up
over the radiator on the windshield.
His right hand was cut badly by the
glass and his right side bruised.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter b. Reynolds OF
Fremont, Neb., spent the day in the
city. being on their way home from
Clear Lake, where they have been for
an outing. Mr.. Reynolds, who is
brother-i n-law of Ross Hammond.
formerly Of LeGrand, is circulation
manager of the Fremont Tribune, n
daily newspaper owned by the Ham
candidate for governor on the republi-
can ticket before the August primaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wildman, Mrs.
Lucy Stokes of Leonard. Mimi; Mrs.
+. j. G.. Pulsipher of Jacksonville. Fla,
w. B. Wildman and sons. Fritz ana
Claire, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. R. Wild
man and son Wendell. arrived home
this morning from Elysian, Mimi,
where they have been for two weeks
stay at Lake Frances, Thomas Wild
man, of Lynnville, j. e. Wildman
brother, who was with the family party,
went on to his home.
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Mrs NJ. F.. Wiltse, All East Linn
street, entertained "Wednesday after
noon at a childrens parry compliment
airy to her twin sons. Marvel and Mar
shall in honor of their eth hllthday an
niversary. The guests included thirty
five little friends who spent a happy
afternoon playing games on the lawn.
Mrs. Wiltse was assisted in serving
dainty lunch by Ruth Wiltse and
Gretchen Bingaman. PM. and white
prevailed in the decorations. and
large birthday cake bore the hosts
initials and date of their birthday. The
young hosts received many pleasing
gifts from their little friends