Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-29


Mrs. P. w. FRANKIE and daughter. Of
Albion. went Saturday to Nevada for
a visit with friends - :.
We nave both the German and the
common millet for sale. Benedict
Flour & Feed Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Plumb and Mrs.
". p. Plumb returned home Saturday
from visit in Grinnell.
Mrs. Mary Dooley. of Newell. ar
rived in the city Saturday for visit
with her son, w. T. Dooley.
Mrs. E. Fickes and her, father. Mich
ael Bence, went Saturday to Belle
PLANE to visit over, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henk, Of Grim
nell, who have been visiting in Tama,
returned home this morning.
Mrs. s. Fagg, Of Eldora, returned
| home Saturday after a visit here with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. w. Adams.
Mrs. D. C. vanTrees, of Grinnell. ar
; rived in the city Saturday for a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. r. B. Alvey.
Mrs. Margaret Kelley, of Thornburg,
! arrived in the city Saturday for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. T. G. Grubb.
| Thomas Haines who has been visit.
ing Ralph Meyer a student at Cornell
College, during the May festival, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. L. j. Rice, OF Hubbard. arrived
in the city this morning to visit her
brother, B. c. Whitehill, commandant
Of the soldiers home.
Mrs. H. B. Woodcock, of Rockwell
City, who has been visiting here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Will
son, returned home today.
| Mrs. Ed. T. Austin and son Bob
| went to West Union Sunday and from
there will go to Minneapolis to visit
| with relatives Tor three weeks.
Misses Anna J. Daley, and Mary
Decker, OF st. Paul, came Saturday
night to visit for a few days with Miss
Daleys cousin. Miss Nora White.
Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. Allen, of Boone,
arrived in the city Saturday night. Mr..
Allen remained over Sunday, and Mrs.
| Allen will be here until Memorial Day.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Black of Twin
Falls, Idaho, visited in the city Sun
day with Rev. and Mrs. H. o. Pratt,
| leaving this morning for Tryon. N. C.
M. M. Davis, Of Chicago, arrived in
! the city Saturday night to remain over
Memorial Day with Mrs. Davis. head
! Of the Levin store advertising depart
ment. x
| Twill form a special class for begin
ners in piano harmony and theory
work on Thursday afternoon at s2:3O
l<So
er Of music.
Misses Alice Brooks and winifree
Ftnnerty, Of Oskaloosa, and Miss
Dste1la Berry of Washington; Iowa,
| visited over Sunday here with Mrs. J.
j. Mccarthy. .t
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ray returned
| last evening from Waterloo, where
they went Friday to- visit withJthe tor
| mers daughters, Mrs. Carl belong and
Mrs. &c. H. Morris.
Mrs. A. A. Piper: Of Dodge Center
Mimi, who has been visiting her broth
or, Mr.. Dawson; formerly of Des Moines,
| who ID . patient at Oakdale, left here
this morning for her home. : q
The Equal Suffrage League has es-
tablished headquarters at the Sinclair
Tea! and Coffee. Company store. Drop
IT, and drink cup of coffee with the
suffrage Observation-Disclosures
A. A. Richards, g. c. Coffin, Rev. T.
G. House ana RevuLs w. Piper, OF Le-
Grand. left Sunday. night for Albany,
Mo-, to attend the western convention
Of the Christian church, that lasts I'M
til Thursday.
visited over Sunday with Mrs. A. B.
Conawa. Miss Esther Levy, Of Grin
nell, was also here to see Mrs. Con-
away, as was Mrs. A. ]. Busby, Of Wa
terloo DR.. J. B. Conway, Of York,
Neb., a brother of DR.. A. B. Conaway.
is in the city visiting at his brothers
home.
In honor Of Miss Josephine Gabel-
man, who Is to be married Thursday,
Mrs. Mary .Berrnan entertained a few
guests very informally Saturday at
ternoon at her home, North Ninth
street, at a bridge tea. Mrs. G. F.
Thayer won the prize, and Miss Gabel-
man received the guest prize. in serv-
ing a two-course lunch MRS. Berriman
was assisted by Mrs. Ruth Buck.
Miss Edith Waterman, formerly of
this oity, but no wof Berkeley, Cal, ar
rived In the city Sunday evening for a
few days visit with Mr. and Mrs |
George Whttton and other friends. |
Miss Waterman, who teaches at Oak !
land, Cal, is on leave of absence. |
She has been visiting relatives at |
wilkes-B BARRE, Pa. and Is on her way |
TO Omaha to visit her brother. Harry |
Waterman, and WIFE,.
Word received by relatives here told |
Of the death Saturday night Of Mrs !
John r. Scott, OF Carthage, ILL.,. in a |
Keokuk hospital. Mrs Scott died fol- |
lowing q second surgical operation tor |
cancer, performed Saturday morning |
The first operation was performed !
about four weeks ago. Mrs. Wasson |
VINO mas been with ner Eolner, -'put i
was home for a few days last week. |
returned to Keokuk Friday to be pres
emit during the second operation. Mrs. |
SCOTS body will be buried at Garth
age.
Members and their wives and families !
Of teamsters' union held their tirst an |
nual picnic at Sandoe's grove, south Of |
the city, Sunday. with an attendance |
OF about seventy-f1ve- A picnic dinner |
was enjoyed, and In the afternoon |
games were played. IN three ball |
games between the team drivers and |
team owners the drivers were VIC |