Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-09-10

F. l.. Thomas, dentlst, over 10 West
Main. Telephone. new S22.
See our line of fall and winter suit
ings and overcoats. Brenneck, the
tailor.
Members of the city police force
have donned new fall hats, dark grey
in color.
NJ S. Beale, of Tama, livestock agent
the Chicago. Milwaukee &c st. Paul
railroad, ,along the line of the Iowa
Central, was in the city Saturday even
ing
You can not get too much light TO
| show good merchandise In. We nave
four large sky lights, the best lighted
room in the city. Benedict & Brint-
nall.
Mrs John blessing, s07 North Center
| street, who has been very seriously
i'll for the past few weeks is improving
nicely. and is now considered out OF
| danger.
Mrs Harry ID. Ulmer, who has been
at Waterloo, attending the wedding OF
| her sister Miss Mabel Hollingsworth
to Mr.. G. Lucius Hazen, returned home
Sunday evening.
Miss Margaret Caswell, who under
went severe operation at st. THOMAS
hospital six weeks ago today has I'M
proved rapidly the past week, and ex-
poets to be able to be removed to her
| home within the next few days
|
and Iowa is sure of the most prosper
! Gus times for years, you Will want
! some new floor covering or furniture.
| The d. c. Wilbur Store on West Main
| street are ready to give you selection
! from the newest patterns in all INES.
| Eugene Higgin the young son of Mr..
| and Mrs A. Higgin. 113h North Sec
| ond street is able to be UP and about
| the house little each day. Master
| Hiegin underwent an operation for
appendicitis two weeks ago. and before
very long will show a complete re-
covery.
Iowa Castle No. 1874, Royal Highland
ers, has issued $50 invitations TO per-
sons outside of the lodge membership
to a social affair to be given tonight
at Red Mems hall. This is the first
of socials to be given by the lodge
once each month during the fall and
winter season.
Carl Lemke the Ottumwa baseball
pitcher, who was operated upon three
weeks ago for appendiceal abscess, Is
recovering rapidly Lemke's recovery
has been something remarkable. His
operation was performed just three
weeks ago this morning, and Saturday
he was able to walk out to the hospital
veranda His case was most severe,
and for forty-eight hours after his
operation it vas question whether or
not he would survive.
Mrs. Richard Mcclure, 1908 South
Center street. is quite seriously i'll as
the result of blood poisoning, result
ing from an infected wound on the left
hand. Mrs. Mcclure accidentally rans
needle into her hand, the sharp point
penetrating the flesh to the bone The
needle had been infected in some man
ner, and 1t was necessary to scrape
the bones in an effort to relieve the
patients sufferings The hand is badly
swollen, and the outcome Of the case is
still in doubt
The large maple tree which has
stood for many years in the center of
the street at the junction of Twelfth
and Boone streets, has been cut down
by Street Commissioner Ordway's MEN.
When the stump was dug up it was
found too heavy to be handled and
hauled away on wagon, as its weigh.
broke all the timbers used in the eff
forts to load it. The stump weighs
about four tons, and it may have to
be split with dynamite and moved In
sections. Mr.. Merritt Greene, near the
corner of whose farm the tree stood,
says it was planted thirty-nne years
ago.
The young ladies of the jolly Jill
Der Of fourteen, gave dinner PARTY
Saturday evening at the home of Miss
Alice Nancy, 405 West State street,
complimentary to Miss Nellie Garwood,
whose birthday anniversary was thus
delightfully."- celebrated. The afternoon
was spent on the lawn and the din
ner was served in five courses, at $3.50
o'clock, by Mrs. d. S. Nancy, and
Miss Katherine Murphy. Pretty hand
decorated place cards were used. The
lights were shaded with red and candel-
ebra, in which burned red candles, were
at each end Of the long table. From a
covered dish in the center of the table,
red, ribbon extended t. each plate,
and when the company was seated,
each ribbon was found to be tied to a
package. Miss Garwood, upon open
ing hers, found it to contain an eyelet
embroidery centerpiece and set of
doilies to match, the shower being Civ
en- in honor Of her approaching mar
riage to Mr.. George Lundy, of Birm-
ingham, Ala. Each of the other
packages very appropriately contained
broken white Dashboard heart
beautiful bouquet of asters replaced the
centerpiece after the drawing.