Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-10
ndEs-REPUBLICAN AIARsHALLT0WN IOWA: JUNE TO- 1915
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Hammocks With ropes from $1,25 to
$4.25. Marion Gard.
Mrs s. X. Roseland. of Dunbar, was
Friday visitor in the city.
Mrs f. H. Wynn and daughter, Of
Gilman, was a visitor in the city Fri
day.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham and son,
OF Eldora, were visitors in the city
Friday.
Miss Della simmons, of Union, was
f, in the city Friday on her way home
from Ames.
| Mesdames r. F. Carver and John
Morel. of Colo, visited friends in the
city Friday.
Mrs. owen White, of Conrad, went
! Friday to Union to visit her father,
Henry Herlocker.
Mrs A. D. Smith. of State Center,
who has been visiting in Eldora was
in the city Friday on her way home.
Mrs. Keller Thompson, of Albion,
was in the city Friday on her way to
Oakland City. Ind, to visit her father,
L. L.. Dugan.
Mrs vern Kuhns returned home Fri
day evening from a visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Ward,
at Mason city.
Miss Mabel Cocheran Of Wright,
who has been attending school in
! Greeley, Colo, was in the city Friday
on her way home.
Mrs ]. w. Meinert and children
went Friday evening to Jewell juno
ton to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William Anderson.
Mrs. H. W.. Gleason. of oskaloosa,
was in the city Friday visiting her
niece, Mrs I. Q. Kemble, being on her
way home from Oelwein.
Miss Hazel Nyce, of Albion, was in
the city Friday on her way home from
Drake University, Des Moines. where
she has been attending school.
The Presbyterian ladies will collect
Paper for shipment next Tuesday and
Wednesday. If you have any for them
notify Mrs. f. J. Whitaker or Mrs.
Hugh Mcdonnell Monday OF Tuesday.
Committee.
DR.. and Mrs. George NJ. Johnson and
family and Chester Wardwell left this
morning for Maquoketa. where they
will attend the wedding on Wednesday,
June IA. of DR.. Johnson's sister, Miss
Norma Johnson, and r. c. Hurd
Leon and Kenneth Brintnall leave
Sunday night for two months west
err trip. They go from here to Kan
sas City. thence to Denver, the Grand
Canyon, Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Portland and Seattle, returning home
by way Of Vancouver and Winnipeg.
! The Iowa State Federation of Labor
convention will be held from June II
to 16 A large attendance is expected,
and the reception committee requests
that all parties having rooms to let
kindly notify Fred kollin, secretary,
phone red 545. Will pay 81 for single
and $3.50 for double fooms, and 30
cents straight for meals. Committee.
Members of the High School Alumni
Associa ton may entertain out of-toWn
guests at the reunion at Red Mems
hall Monday evening by purchasing
additional tickets at 25 cents each.
An excellent program has been ar
| ranged, following which old school
| mates will talk over old times and re-
| freshments will be served. Committee
| There has been some misunder,-
standing among the various commit
! tees in charge of the annual reunion
| of the high school alumni about the
/ number of courses to be served at the
supper which will follow the program
Monday evening. The refreshments
committee announces that there will
be plenty to eat, however. The pro-
gram committee has arranged an ex-
celent program which will commence
promptly at o'clock in Red Mems
| hall. Committee.
Mrs w. J. Hockridge entertained six
teen guests at her home, 702 Bromley
street, as surprise for Mrs. M. Gre
well, of Butte, Mont, and in honor Of
| her birthday anniversary. A pleasant
afternoon was spent in visiting anc
with fancy work. The hostess served a
| tWo-course lunch, assisted by Miss
Helen Hockridge, Miss Gladys Jones
and Mrs. T. +. Jones'. Mrs. Grewells
mother, Mrs. William Lawrence, o.
Butte, Mont, was also q guest from
away.
The meeting of the baptist aid anc
mission circle was well attended Friday
when an all day meeting was held a.
the church. The morning was spent II
sewing for the society, and at O'CLOCK
lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs
Joseph stormes, Mrs. Julia Clemens
Mrs. Bert Everlst, and Mrs. 8. o
Lampman. While the members were
still seated, Mrs. Helen Clark presented
Mrs, ]. r. Haines, who was the hon
ored guest of the day, with remem'
! brance and read Z poem il honor of hel
S1st birthday anniversary. In the at
ternocn interesting reports of the
Northern Baptist convention at Min
| neapolis were given by Mrs. r. B. Da'
wilson and Mrs. T. I. WATSON. The
| reading of chapter from "The King.
Daughters, by Mrs. E M. Singleton
closed the program.