Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bleamaster are
in Grinnell renewing acquaintance and
visiting relatives for a brief time. Mr..
Bleamaster Is a graduate of Iowa Col
lege, in the class Of 1909, and has been
athletic director at Alma College, AL
ma, Mich. He goes now to take a
similar position III the University Of
Idaho. His athletic work in college
here stoodghigh Mrs. Bleamaster, for
merly Miss Abby Dillon. of this city,
is an Iowa College ex- 1913.
Mrs. John Ahrens is suffering from
broken bone of the sleft arm Just
above the elbow and sprained right
wrist ay the result Of falling down the
stairs at the family home five miles
northwest of this city.
Leslie Wilson is spending short
time with his mother, Mrs. Joy VIII
son, Of this city, before returning to
the college at Ames to take the finish
ing year in his course Of dairying. He
has been spending the summer vaca-
ton in the practice OF his college
theories on dairy farm near Cleve-
land, o., and in New York.
Mrs. l.. b. yanderveer is at her
home, 1892 Main street. after spending
much Of the summer in Minnesota.
She was accompanied home by her
daughters. Mrs. w: 2. Penfield, Of
Little Falls, Minn..% and Mrs. J. w.
Baldorf, Of Nellsviue. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. S. e. Raffety, with
their three children. Lois. Laverne and
Ruth. started in their automobile on
Tuesday for. trip that will include
DEBORAH, Cresco, Mason City, Clear
Lake and other points in northern
Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Coutts have had
the pleasure of asvisit from brother
of Mrs. Coutts, Rosa Stobbart. who
has now returned to his home in Cen
terville II
Mr.. and Mrs. Will I.avr;iller have
returned from their wedding trip Of a
couple Of weeks which was spent
mostly in visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, E.R. Clock formerly of this
city, but now of Waterville. MINI. Me
and Mr. Laymiller have for their new
home the bungalow formerly owned by
Miss Alma Penrose.4sand located on
Sixth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Satchell. with
their daughters Louise and Mrs II.
Fagan~ have come back to their home
after> some months spent at Riverside.
Cal. Mrs. Satchell and the daughter.
Louise. went from here last fall. Mr..
Satchell has been there but couple
of months. 1t is understood by the
friends that they have all so fallen in
love with that region that they plan
to make their future home there
On Monday evening. at the home Of
Rev. w. B. Wilson. Of this city, Byron
P. Keller and Ruth Hendrickson were
made husband and wife. The young
couple are from Madison township and
will make their new home together en-
a farm northwest of Brooklyn
w. H. Stuart. who recently sold his
new residence on Elm street to Henry
Johnson, has rented the residence be-
longing sto Mrs. Dorr Barber. on Pork
street. and expects to move into it this
week.
-. =. and Mrs. Alfred Burroughs. ac-
con. .,anied by Mr.. and Mrs. Adams.
who have been visiting at the Bur
roughs and Child homes. started yes
terday morning in their auto for. an
overland. trip TO calesburg. Ill., to be
gone for a week or more
Coach Guy H. Nichols, of the Grin
nell high school, has gone; to his old
home at Charleston, IH..4for a week Of
rest before. taking up his work as in
structor in manual training here and
football coach. Co.