Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-27

week. Mr.. Varney will come Sat-
urday. with the intention Of moving
to this city. Mrs. Clarence Gustaf-
son, OF Green Mountain, ia also Wis
iting Mrs. Miller.
Miss Helen Gowns, Of Los An
Keles, who has been visiting tho last
week with Miss Grace Love, left
this afternoon for Chicago for q short
visit with Miss Rachel Rhoades.
Miss Gowns will stop in this city on
her return to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Rachel Campbell Beveridge,
Of Yellow Grass, Canada, arrived In
the city Saturday night for an In
definite stay with her sisters. Mrs.
George Marx and Mrs. Roy spauld-
Ing to assist In caring for Mr.. Marx
who has been Ill for the last three
weeks.
Miss Fanny vosburg left Monday
night for st. Paul, where she will at
tend the national meeting of Bust
ness Girls Clubs, as delegate from
the Business Girls Club Of this city.
Following the convention she viii 30
to Lake Minnetonka. where shs will
spend two weeks vacation. I'll
The national drink, the Bailey
Boys pop. It is = fact that the
Bailey Boys pop is becoming ma
tionally known. Why. because quail
Iity counts and the Baily Boys surely
put quality In every bottle Of their
l"oh Be Joyful beverage. Keep cool.
The Bailey Boys s their Pop.
George e. Fulton, tailor, 11s East
Main street expects to take his
family and drive thru to the west
coast within two or three weeks, and
after visiting at various cities to
settle In one of them. Joe Divis. 7oS
Woodbury. street viii take over the
business when Mr.. Fulton leaves.
! The funeral Of George r.. Norris
will be held at st. Paurs church at
10 o'clock "wednesday forenoon. Rev.
q. G. Fox. Of Omaha, and formerly
pastor ct the church. wiz conduct the
service. Tho building will be open
for An hour before the service be-
gins. Burial In Riverside will be
with Masonic donors.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Il. Ransom,
Of Los Angeles. left Monday after a
few days visit In the city with Mrs.
RAns0m's aunts, Mrs. e. @. Cole and
Mrs. L G. Goodwin, and other
friends. Mrs. Ransom was formerly
Miss Pearl Hardy. OF this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Ransom are motoring to
Boston to attend the national dental
convention.
/ J. A. Carpenter. Of the Carpenter
Paper Company. Kansas City, Mrs.
Carpenter and daughter Lucille. who.
with Mrs. Carpenters sister, Mrs. r.
L. Janney, and son Milton, reached
this city Sunday evening from a two
weeks motoring trip thru Minnesota,
left for Kansas City this morning.
1 The northern trip was curtailed ow-
ing to business matters which de-
manded Mr.. Carpenters attention.
i Mrs. Harry Hopkins and daughter,
Alice. left Monday night on an ex-
tended trip thru the west, going by
the way of st. Paul and the north
ern route. They were accompanied
as far as st. Paul by Mr.. Hopkins,
who will remain there a few days
on business. Mrs. Hopkins and her
daughter will make stops on their
westward journey at Portland, Seat
tie and San Francisco. They will
spend four or five months In Cali
fornia. visiting relatives at Los
Angeles. They will return home by
tho southern route.
i Superintendent "A. Palmer, Of the.
public schools. and Mrs. Palmer, ar
rived homo Monday afternoon from
their western trip Of about a month.
They went to Salt Lake Cry to be in
attendance at the annual convention
Of tho National Educational Associa-
| ton. and from Salt Lake went to
southern California, visiting in Los
Angeles and other points Of interest
From southern California Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer went to San Francisco
Berkeley and Palo Alto. visiting the
University Of California and Leland
Stanford University, the two big ed
vocational institutions on the Pacific
coast. On the return trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer touched points Of inter
est in Colorado, and visited at Ster-
ling with Mr.. Palmers nephews and
niece. Howard, Allen and William
Berkstresser, and Mrs. Hattie Grau-
berger, who live on ranches near
Sterling.