Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-18

employed In the hospital at the Home
and among the residents there has
many friends who We're glad to be;
present at her wedding. After con-
CALCULATIONS had been extended re-
freshments were served. on the 1856
train that evening Mr.. Afisner took his
wife to Tama, where he il a machin-
list.
Kvendbo.OI.on.
Miss Mary Olson and Mr.. Peter
gkendbo, both of Quarry, were married
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Johnson. in Quarry. Justice Roar
Roark performed the ceremony.
Miss Thusz Taken Home.
Mrs. Forler, of New York, sister Of
Mrs. Emma Thusz, the young woman
whose mind became suddenly shattered
last week, arrived in the city this
morning and this afternoon at 1:10, on
the Colorado special, departed for her
home in company with her sister.
Miss Thusz's condition is not changed
materially over what it has been since
the first day it was known that she
was unbalanced, and Mrs. Forler's ap-
pearance did not seem to effect her any
one way or the other, the sister receiv-
ing about the same treatment from the
patients as her friends have since her
trouble began. Miss Annie Gregg, who
seems to have more influence with Miss
Thusz than any of her friends, with
Mrs. r. l.. Staat. accompanied Deputy
Hutson with the patient to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt this morning
where she remained until the time ar
rived for her to be taken to the station
intimate With Miss Thusz since her
stay in the city has been repudiated
entirely, the patient even refusing to
accept flowers that she took her Sun.
day, claiming that she cd not know
/ her and never had seen her. Mrs. For.
Ter is unable to throw any light on tn.
cause of her sisters ailment. but think.
she will improve after she arrives a,
her home.
Drunken Man Causes Disturbance;
Moses Waterman and family of 81,
North First street, had their slumber.
rudely disturbed some time after mid.
night Saturday Miss Edith Water
man Was badly frightened by
noise at the front door and supposed
burglars We're attempting an entrance
She aroused her brothers. who made al
investigation that resulted in finding
neighborirg painter stretched out on TIL,
settee on the streer porch hatless, coat
/ less and drunk as a lord. The man.
head had been bruised by a fall or
blow and was bleeding With som
difficulty the premises We're cleared o
1.-The er,,n ,,I,r, -.
wards Main street in the soaking raj,
which was falling at that time.
Convention Excursions.
I On account of the following conven
tions the Iowa Central railway will sci
4 tickets at reduced rates as follows:
Republican national convention. Phil
/ adelphit Pa, June 1920. One fare 70
lround trip. Tickets on sale June ia, 5
4 16 and II. limited to return June &c
1900.
Prohibition state and national con
ventions. Chicago. ILL., June 26-2S. On,
fare for round trip. Tickets on sale Jun
25. 26 and q, limited to return July ..
q Democratic national convention
Kansas. City. Mo. July I. One fare 70
round trip. Tickets on sale July 9,
4 and 4. limited TO return July 10.
/ Music teachers national convention
4 Des Moines, Iowa, June 1922 Low
Iroundtrip rates. Tickets on sale Jun
1852, limited to return June %, 1900
+. Annual encampnlent. Iowa Depart
ment G. A. r., Davenport. Iowa. Jun
I12-l4 One fare for round trip. Ticket
on sale June lib, limited to return
4 June Is.
i Iowa Sabbath School Association an
nual meeting, Creston. Iowa. June 10
lei. One and one-third fare for roun
"Trip. Tickets on sale; June 1919 limite
4 to return June %
Northwestern Iowa Veterans Asso
citation. Rock Rapids. Iowa. June 1922
4 One fare for round trip from point
i where one way fare to Rock Rapids j
4 $3.50 or less. Tickets on sale June 1920
Limited to return June %
National encampment Grand Army 0
1.-The Republic. Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. %
Sept. l. Ore fare for the round trir
4 Tickets on sale Aug. 25-29 inclusive
4 limited to return Sept. l.
For further information call on cou
pom ticket agents or address George S
Batty. G. P. & T. A.. Marshalltowr
Iowa.