Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-14


Children's dresses. special Thursday
10 o'clock. l. cents. One Cent to
90 Cent Variety Store.
Mr.. and Mrs R. H Wells, four miles
south Of the city, are parents of an
eight pound daughter.
Mesdanes 3. v. Burtch and mother
| Mrs. Ray sutherland, Of Gilman, We're
! visitors in the city today
Mrs. r. H. LOOMS, of Geneva, left
! Tuesday evening for an extended visit
with old friends in Colbrooke, \. II.
Mrs Charles Alfred and son, of VIII
liston, \. D. Went this morning TO OF
! tumwa after visiting friends in Tama.
| Mr.. and Mrs Jones Jorstad. of Nc
! Callsburg, returned home Tuesday eve
ming from business trip 20 Iowa City.
Strawberry and vanilla ice cream,
best grade. Is cents pint, % cents a
! quart. One Cent TO 90 Cent Variety
| Store.
| Miss B1endera Salisbury, OF Atlantic,
! went Tuesday evening TO Liscomb to
visit their cousin. Pardon Head, and
| family.
| Mrs. A. H. Ring OF Center Point re-
| turned home today after visiting at
Fearing and with Mrs 2. A Bellus in
| this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Perisho. of New
Providence, went Tuesday evening TO
Omaha for a visit with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Ensley. of Amarillo,
Tex. arrived in the city Tuesday eve
ming 10 visit Mrs EEi1s!e.s sister, Mrs.
Charles Johnston
Mrs. H. ]. Rodgers went to Des
Moines this morning TO remain for sew
eral weeks visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. speers.
Mr. and Mrs G. E Johnson, Of
Columbia, Mo. went Tuesday evening
to St Anthony after visiting here with
Mrs. Johnson's uncle, Allen ogan.
F. II. Hauill, of Boone, general sup
erintendent Of the Iowa lines OF the
Chicago and Northwestern railway,
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. peter sandvtg, o.
Ruthven. are visiting at the home OF
their cousin, Charles Sandvig. and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Sandvig made
the trip here by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Schneider. Of Chi
cago. visited friends in the city, Tues
day evening. leaving this morning by
auto for Bonaparte. where they will
visit friends and relatives
Mrs. Fred Rutedge, Of Storm Lake.
and sister, Miss Helen Lenihan. Of
Gearing. went Tuesday evening to
Gearing from Storm Lake, where Miss
Lenihan had been visiting.
Mrs. ". S. McCon7bs. OF Rock Island,
H.. arrived in the city Tuesday eve
ming for visit with her hrothers-in-
law, c. ]. and H. 2. McConbs, and
families Mr.. McCombs and daughter
Florence will be here Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Henry viii
leave the city late this week for a two
weeks stay in the east. He viii 90 from
here to Philadelphia, ard from there
will visit his birthplace. Reading, Pa
Mr.. Henry will also visit New York
City and other eastern points Of in
terest.
Miss Ethel Fagg. Of Eldora. returned
home this morning after visiting her
aunt, Mrs. z. W. Adams IN this city.
Another niece. Miss Katherine Fags.
of Aberdeen, S. D. who has also been
visiting with Mrs Adams, went this
morning to Cedar Falls.
Mrs. j. II. vieth and two children, of
Gilman, and the formers sister. Miss
Esther Riemenschneider, Of Modesto,
Cal. who has been attending school at
Cedar Falls. left Tuesday evening for
Modesto, Cal, where they will visit
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Rtemenschneider. They will also visi:
the expositions.
Mrs. Emma Dudderer, Of New Wind
sor. Nd, who has been visiting for
the past three months with her cousin.
Miss Dora Lindsey. of Eldora, left this
morning with her nephew. Thomas
Dudderar. Of New Windsor, for a trip
to California and the expositions. Mr.
Dudderar arrived in the city Tuesday
evening from the east
Mr.. and Mrs H ]. Allard and daugh-
tiers, Isabel. Lucille and Helen. left this
morning in the Allard automobile for
Clear Lake for TWO weeks' outing.
Mr. and Mrs. e. W. Hinchley Will be
| members Of the family party, leaving
| this morning for the lake by rail-. in
com pany with Mrs. Julia Ames. Mrs.
A. H. Sheldon will be with the mem
bers Of the party during the second
week Of their stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown land
sors William and Charles. of Roswell,
y. NJ, are in the city for a two weeks
visit at the homes Of Mr.. Browns par
ents. M and Mrs. c. n. Brown, 5n7
South Fifth street, and sister. Mrs
Dorr Lamb. 4O5 East Linn street. The
Browns made the trip here in their
automobile. taking the journey by easy
stages in twelve days, and losing two
| Of those days owing to rain and muddy
roads Tbs family camped en route
Frank Brown, OF Laurens. another son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Brown, arrived
| in the city Tuesday night to visit with
| his New Mexico brother and family.
| An informal bridge party was given
Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames Harry
McCombs and w. T. Scott and Miss
| Eta Langon. at the McConnbs home,
PIP West State street. The affair was
| given for Mrs. c. NJ. Smith, Of Des
Moines, and Miss Ietta Baker. Of OF
tumwa. The guests numbered twenty
| of the hostesses' more intimate friends.
The prize for high score was awarded
| to Mrs. C. w. Hughes, while the conso-
| Iation went to Mrs. Charles Nelson.
| Quantities Of nasturt.Iras were effec
| lively used in decorating the rooms. AT
| 5 o'cock tea was served by the host