Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-11

the home of her brother. J. H. Byrnes
and family.
Mrs. Charles Toler and son Charles.
will leave this evening for lake Oko-
boil. where they will enjoy an outing,
going from there to Minneapolis,
where they will visit with friends.
They will be away about two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Miller returned
Saturday afternoon from Nisswa,
Mimi. where they have been enjoying
q ten days outing. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Pepper, who have also been at Nlsswa
for ten days. will remain for another
| week.
| DR.. Edwin Cobb. who has been
| spending q few days at Manchester
with Mrs. Cobb and the children, and
| went with them for a short auto trip
into northeastern Iowa, returned home
Sunday. Mrs. Cobb remained at Man
| chester.
| The Daisy Drake Girls will enjoy a
picnic supper Tuesday evening. at Riv-
erview Park. Each girl is asked to
bring dishes, sandwiches and COW
cred dish. Should the weather prove
unfavorable the girls are asked to meet
at the church parlors at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Burrows and
family, formerly Of this city but more
recently of Cedar Rapids and Iowa
Falls. spent Sunday here with the
families Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Blue
and DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Kinnan. Mr..
| Burrows now Is in the retail clothing
business at Iowa Falls
Ralph Brock and sisters, Misses
Alice and Dolly, and Mrs. Grace Roach.
| arrived home this morning from two
weeks outing passed at Log Cabin Inn,
on Fish lake, two and one-half miles
north Of Webster, Wis. 1'he party left
here intending to be at the Hatcher re-
| sort at Birch Island lake, but was I'M
| able 20 get accommodations and sought
| the other place, fourteen or fifteen
miles distant.
Present G. c. st. Clair, Of the First
| National Bank, and family, whose plans
| for leaving for the north last week
were interfered with by reason Of bus
| mess matters which Mr.. st. Clair had
| to look after. are preparing now to
leave Tuesday night Mr.. st. Clair
| and son, John. will visit some Of the
lakes in the extreme northern part OF
Minnesota, while Mrs. st. Clair and
daughters will go to Glenwood, Mimi,
| to be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
| Norris and family.
Mrs. J. A. Mulligan and daughter
Mary of Chicago; Julia and Laura
Murray, of Chi1licothe. ILL.,; Harry Null
ligan, Of Emmett, Idaho, and Mae Null
ligan. Of Tama, were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. D. P. Mulligan over Sunday.
Messrs. J. A. Mulligan and P. D. NULL
| gan are sons Of Mr. and Mrs D. P. Null
| 1igan. There was O family reunion at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Multi
gan, at Tana, last week. at which all
| the children: excepting a son, Frank, Of
Rock Island, ILL.,, were present.
Herbert Tuttle, formerly Of Grinnell.
but now Of Kngfisher, Okla. is Wis
lting at the E. c. Ogier home south
Of the city. Mr.. Tuttle served with tho
marines Of the famous Second division
| and was severely wounded at Belleau
Wood. With both arms broken by
machine gun bullets. he spent three,
| months in hospitals in France and
then five months at Brest waiting to
be sent home. After some time in hos
pitfalls In this country Tuttle was dis
charged and has now fully recovered
from his wounds.
Word received from Editor D. W.
Norris. Of the Times-Republican. tells
of an interesting trip ne and his fam
lily took last Wednesday from Glen
| wood, Mimi, to visit the tornado
stricken city OF Fergus Falls, eighty
miles distant. Fergus Falls was visit
ed by disasterous tornado on the
evening Of June ~. resulting in the
loss Of many lives and great restruc-
ton Of property Mr.. Norris says the
storm, cit swain anc.: rsree blocks
wide thru the best residential section
Of the city. and including the eastern
end Of the principal business street.
Every church in the town was de-
stroyed with the exception Of the COLI
ored church. Many Of the runis are
still standing as they were left at the
time of the storm, and John Norris Sc
cured many good kodak views Of the
scenes about the devastated area. Since
restrictions upon entering the city
without passes have been lifted, Fergus
Falls has been visited by many sight