Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-29

this morning after spending Wednes-
day here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer l.. Lett and fam :
lily left this morning for Valley City, n.
d., where they are going to make their
home. Mr.. Lett is travelling sales
man for the Lennox Furnace Company
with headquarters at that place.
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General Secretary ]. B. Northcott.
Mrs. Northcott and children left this
forenoon in their car for stay Of a
month in Indiana They will visit with
Mrs. Northcott's parents at Edinburg
and with Mr.. Northcott's mother in
Indianapolis. They will return about
July /.
One of the busiest places is Apgars
these fine sunshiny days, with so
many baby pictures to make and grad
uating classes from small, towns
around the country. Yesterday, Bea-
man., Melbourne and Union classes all
had individual photographs taken by
Apgar and today Liscomb had their
class photographed. r. E. Apgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Treat, vino have
been travelling and visiting in the west
for several months, returned home
Wednesday. Mrs. Treat went to
Phoenix. Ariz., last January on account
Of her health, which has greatly i'm
proved. Two months ago Mr.. Treat
Joined here and since then they have
been visiting in the Pacific coast states
and in Utah.
Mrs. M. e. Haskin and Mrs. ]. W.
Monroe entertained the members Of
the Lincoln Way Social Club at their
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
at the Haskin home, 115 South Ninth
street. A social afternoon was en-
joyed after which the hostesses served
refreshments, assisted by Mrs. N. L.
Mershon. Mrs. Sarah Mooney, Of
Clemens, was q guest from out Of the
city. -,
Mrs. Jane Vance, the mother OF Mrs
B. c. Whitehill. suffered a slight stroke
early this morning. producing a partial
paraletic condition Of the left foot and
deg. Mrs. Vance il at the home of her
daughter where she has been visiting.
1t was thought today that the impaired
condition probably will improve with
treatment and care. Mrs. Vance is the
widow of William Vance and form
er old resident of State Center.
The annual banquet given by the
junior class Of st. Mary's institute for
the seniors was served Wednesday
evening In the basement Of ST. Mary's
church and was attended by fifty FIVE
members of The classes and pupils of
the school. The senior class colors of
green and gold and the junior coIors
of pink and green were used with bou-
Duets OF sweet peas in the decora-
ton Of the tables. The meal was
served by the mothers of the juniors.
A program Of toasts,f talks and musical
numbers occupied the evening.
F. G. Pierce returned Wednesday
from Cleveland. o., where he was
called by the death of his brother-in-
law Rev. B. r. Allabough, the husband
Of Mrs. nellie Pierce Allabough. Rev.
Mr.. Allabough died Tuesday of last
week at Middleton, O., of heart disease
The body was taken to his former
home Norristown, Pa, for burial. Rev.
Mr.. Allabough was q rector OF Episco-
pal church engaged in work among
mutes for the denomination. Mrs.
Allabough and two STEP children ex-
pect to come to this city later in the
month, probably to make their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Waterman of
Tyler, Tex. came to the city today for
q short visit with old friends of Mr..
Waterman. who is a former Marshall
town man who was reared and spent
his boyhood here. 'Dick" Waterman,
as he will be remembered here has
been living in the southwest for nearly
twenty years. He and Mrs. Waterman
came from Macon, Mo-, where the
former had been in a sanitorium for
year, taking treatment for nervous
disorder. He will go to Chicago to Wis.,
1t and later will go to Berkeley, Calf,